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1. How Land Value Capture Can Pay for Infrastructure, Affordable Housing, and Public Services

   Revista Land Lines
   Setembro 2022
   By Will Jason, September 14, 2022

   As cities and towns seek funding for transportation, parks, affordable housing, and other public goods, they often overlook one of their most valuable assets—land. A new Policy Focus Report from the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy shows how local governm

2. Research, Public Sector Policy Change, Advocacy, Philanthropy and the Private Sector Collide to Create an Affordable Housing and Economic Development Opportunity in Colorado

   The Case of indieDwell
   Documentos de Trabalho
   Junho 2021
   Phyllis Resnick and Jennifer Newcomer

   On July 6, 2020, modular builder indieDwell opened a factory in Pueblo, Colorado with a capacity of 160,000 square feet of housing and plans for expansion. indieDwell’s journey to Colorado was...

3. Tax Battles

   Cities Seek Higher Payments in Lieu of Taxes from Nonprofits
   Revista Land Lines
   Março 2020
   By Liz Farmer, March 4, 2020

   At a recent rally in front of Baltimore City Hall, activists sang, chanted, and otherwise voiced their view that the city’s major nonprofit institutions weren’t “paying their fair share” of property...

4. Designing Land Value Capture Tools in the Context of Complex Tenurial and Deficient Land Use Regulatory Regimes in Accra, Ghana

   Documentos de Trabalho
   Março 2019
   Samuel Banleman Biitir

   Rapid urbanization has increased the demand for urban infrastructure services. Municipalities have attempted to finance infrastructure services with value capture instruments. The paper highlights...

5. Municipal Fiscal Structures and Land-Based Growth in the Phoenix Metropolitan Area

   Documentos de Trabalho
   Janeiro 2007
   Carol E. Heim

   This case study examines municipal fiscal structures in the Phoenix metropolitan area, with a focus on Scottsdale, Chandler, and Fountain Hills. It explores implications of the quest for sales tax...

6. Lessons from Attempted Utopia

   Fairhope, Alabama, and Arden, Deleware
   Documentos de Trabalho
   Dezembro 2004
   Matthew M. Harris

   The towns of Fairhope, Alabama and Arden Delaware were founded in 1894 and 1900 respectively. Both were intentional communities founded to demonstrate the economic principles advocated by Henry...

7. Urban Sprawl

   Documentos de Trabalho
   Julho 2004
   Thomas J. Nechyba and Randall Walsh

   Modern usage of the term “sprawl” was coined in 1937 by Earle Draper—one of the first city planners in the southeastern United States (Black, 1996). By the end of World War II, the...

8. An Examination into the Effects of Land Value Taxation in the UK

   An Update of the Whitstable Case Studies
   Documentos de Trabalho
   Julho 2004
   Greg McGill and Frances Plimmer

   The aim of this study is to update the valuation exercises which were undertaken in 1963 and 1973 in order to assess the practicability of introducing a Land Value Tax in the UK. The original studies...

9. Urban Sprawl in a U.S. Metropolitan Area

   Ways to Measure and a Comparison of the Sacramento Area to Similar Metropolitan Areas in California and the U.S.
   Documentos de Trabalho
   Janeiro 2000
   Robert W. Wassmer

   For more than forty years, urban planners, environmentalists, and other social engineers have used the pejorative catch phrase of urban sprawl to categorize much of what Americans dislike about...

10. Rethinking Property Tax Incentives for Business

    Informes sobre Políticas Fundiárias
    Junho 2012
    Daphne A. Kenyon, Adam H. Langley, and Bethany P. Paquin

    State and local governments use many types of property tax incentives to increase business development. This report reviews those incentives, summarizes the literature regarding their effectiveness,...