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1. El escritorio del alcalde

   Abordar la capacidad de pago en Berkeley
   Revista Land Lines
   Outubro 2022
   Por Anthony Flint

   Esta entrevista se editó por motivos de espacio y claridad. Puede escuchar la versión completa en el pódcast Land Matters. Jesse Arreguín fue elegido alcalde de Berkeley, California, en 2016. Es el...

2. Mensaje del presidente

   Se aproxima un fuerte impacto para la zonificación
   Revista Land Lines
   Outubro 2022
   Por George W. McCarthy

   En ocasiones, se considera que la zonificación es un elemento atemporal de las políticas de suelo y la planificación. Y lo es. La zonificación se originó en Asia hace más de tres milenios. En aquella...

3. President’s Message: Zoning’s Asteroid Moment

   Revista Land Lines
   Outubro 2022
   By George W. McCarthy, October 4, 2022

   Zoning reform is gaining momentum in the United States, as policy makers seek to advance affordability and address a legacy of spatial segregation by race and class.

4. Mayor’s Desk: Addressing Affordability in Berkeley

   Revista Land Lines
   Setembro 2022
   By Anthony Flint, September 26, 2022

   In this candid interview, Mayor Jesse Arreguín of Berkeley, California, talks about affordability, equity, and the urgent need to build new housing and discourage speculation among owners of vacant lots and other properties.

5. The Eight Deaths of Portland’s Residential Infill Project

   Documentos de Trabalho
   Julho 2021
   Michael Andersen

   In 2020, Portland became the largest modern U.S. city to end so-called “single-family zoning,” legalizing up to four market-rate homes on almost any residential lot, or up to six homes on...

6. 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...

7. Making the Comeback

   Reversing the Downward Trajectory of African American Middle Neighborhoods in Legacy Cities
   Documentos de Trabalho
   Fevereiro 2021
   Alan Mallach

   This working paper was developed jointly by Lincoln Institute of Land Policy and Center for Community Progress. In this paper I examine trends in Black middle neighborhoods in six legacy cities...

8. The Road To Revitalization

   Economic Inclusion and America's Legacy Cities
   Revista Land Lines
   Janeiro 2021
   By Lincoln Institute Staff

   Even before the COVID-19 crisis, many of America’s postindustrial cities, also known as legacy cities, struggled with economic stagnation, poverty, and deep inequality. Yet, some of these cities were...

9. The Destiny of Density

   Affordability, Equity, and the Impacts of an Insidious Virus
   Revista Land Lines
   Junho 2020
   By Anthony Flint, June 24, 2020

   COVID-19 has thrust density into the spotlight, with critics and advocates rushing to debate its merits. But a closer look reveals the far more complicated issues powering this pandemic: overcrowding...

10. Residential Property Taxation in New York City

    Documentos de Trabalho
    Abril 2019
    Moses Gates

    This working paper sets forth the recent history and current structure of New York City’s residential property tax system, as well as large-scale inequities, possible points of needed reform,...