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June 2018, English

Working Paper

Property Tax

El Fideicomiso de la Tierra del Caño Martín Peña

Instrumento Notable de Regularización de Suelo en Asentamientos Informales

Line Algoed, María E. Hernández Torrales, y Lyvia N. Rodríguez Del Valle

June 2018, Spanish

Working Paper

Informal Settlements, Land and Property Rights

June 2018, Spanish

Working Paper

Informal Settlements, Land and Property Rights

Cover of the report titled "The Empty House Next Door" by Alan Mallach. Cover shows two houses side-by-side

The Empty House Next Door

Understanding and Reducing Vacancy and Hypervacancy in the United States

Alan Mallach

May 2018, English

Policy Focus Report

Housing

May 2018, English

Policy Focus Report

Housing

50-State Property Tax Comparison Study

For Taxes Paid in 2017

Lincoln Institute of Land Policy and Minnesota Center for Fiscal Excellence

April 2018, English

Other Publication

Property Tax, Public Finance

April 2018, English

Other Publication

Property Tax, Public Finance

Improving the Property Tax by Expanding Options for Monthly Payments

Adam H. Langley

January 2018, English

Working Paper

Property Tax, Public Finance

January 2018, English

Working Paper

Property Tax, Public Finance

An Evaluation Framework for the Use of Scenarios in Urban Planning

Robert Goodspeed

November 2017, English

Working Paper

City and Regional Planning

November 2017, English

Working Paper

City and Regional Planning

Investing in Collections Software to Allow for Monthly Property Tax Payments

Vincent Reitano

October 2017, English

Working Paper

Local Government, Property Tax, Technology and Tools

October 2017, English

Working Paper

Local Government, Property Tax, Technology and Tools

Reinventing Development Regulations

Jonathan Barnett and Brian W. Blaesser

October 2017, English

In this practical guide, two well-known experts argue that municipal leaders can dramatically improve the quality of life in their communities by adjusting local land use regulations. Development regulations determine the form of our cities, suburbs, and towns, but current regulations have structural deficiencies and biases that must be corrected for communities to meet 21st century land use challenges. Barnett, one of the pioneers of the modern practice of city design, and Blaesser, a land use and real estate lawyer, lay out strategies to preserve the natural environment, create desirable civic spaces, conserve historic buildings, reduce housing inequality, ease the pressures of urban sprawl, and deal with floods, erosion, and wildfire.

Book

City and Regional Planning, Climate Change, Housing, Land and Property Rights, Land Use and Zoning, Local Government, Public Finance, Urbanization

October 2017, English

In this practical guide, two well-known experts argue that municipal leaders can dramatically improve the quality of life in their communities by adjusting local land use regulations. Development regulations determine the form of our cities, suburbs, and towns, but current regulations have structural deficiencies and biases that must be corrected for communities to meet 21st century land use challenges. Barnett, one of the pioneers of the modern practice of city design, and Blaesser, a land use and real estate lawyer, lay out strategies to preserve the natural environment, create desirable civic spaces, conserve historic buildings, reduce housing inequality, ease the pressures of urban sprawl, and deal with floods, erosion, and wildfire.

Book

City and Regional Planning, Climate Change, Housing, Land and Property Rights, Land Use and Zoning, Local Government, Public Finance, Urbanization