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State Planning in the Northeast
Robert D. Yaro and Raymond R. Janairo
July 2000, English
Since its inception just over a year ago, the Northeast State Planning (NESP) Leadership Retreat has been a valuable professional development tool for state planners from Maine to Maryland. This collaboration between Lincoln Institute and Regional Plan Association (RPA) brings together high-level state officials to discuss current state planning issues. After only two annual meetings […]
City and Regional Planning, Economic Development, Land Use and Zoning
July 2000, English
Since its inception just over a year ago, the Northeast State Planning (NESP) Leadership Retreat has been a valuable professional development tool for state planners from Maine to Maryland. This collaboration between Lincoln Institute and Regional Plan Association (RPA) brings together high-level state officials to discuss current state planning issues. After only two annual meetings […]
City and Regional Planning, Economic Development, Land Use and Zoning
Equity and Fairness Within Ad Valorem Real Property Taxes
Frances Plimmer, William J. McCluskey, and Owen Connellan
June 2000, English
Working Papers
Property Tax, Valuation
June 2000, English
Working Papers
Property Tax, Valuation
Land Lines, May 2000
Edited by Ann LeRoyer
May 2000, English
Economic Development, Housing, Land Markets, Local Government, Property Tax, Valuation
May 2000, English
Economic Development, Housing, Land Markets, Local Government, Property Tax, Valuation
Effects of Urban Containment on Housing Prices and Landowner Behavior
Arthur C. Nelson
May 2000, English
Smart growth has moved from the domain of policy analysts into more general acceptance. It is championed by national leaders such as Vice President Al Gore, governors (Parris Glendening of Maryland), urban mayors (William A. Johnson of Rochester, New York), non-governmental organizations (National Trust for Historic Preservation), and the private sector (Urban Land Institute). Voters […]
Economic Development, Housing, Land Markets, Urbanization
May 2000, English
Smart growth has moved from the domain of policy analysts into more general acceptance. It is championed by national leaders such as Vice President Al Gore, governors (Parris Glendening of Maryland), urban mayors (William A. Johnson of Rochester, New York), non-governmental organizations (National Trust for Historic Preservation), and the private sector (Urban Land Institute). Voters […]
Economic Development, Housing, Land Markets, Urbanization
Local Government and Property Tax Reform in South Africa
May 2000, English
Since first holding democratic elections at the national and provincial levels in 1994, South Africa has undertaken far-reaching constitutional changes. Arguably, the most fundamental transformation is taking place at the local government level, where the divisions created by apartheid were most severe. These changes were set in motion by the Local Government Transition Act of […]
Local Government, Property Tax, Valuation
May 2000, English
Since first holding democratic elections at the national and provincial levels in 1994, South Africa has undertaken far-reaching constitutional changes. Arguably, the most fundamental transformation is taking place at the local government level, where the divisions created by apartheid were most severe. These changes were set in motion by the Local Government Transition Act of […]
Local Government, Property Tax, Valuation
Repensando las políticas de captura de plusvalías para América Latina
May 2000, Spanish
Una versión más actualizada de este artículo está disponible como parte del capítulo 4 del libro Perspectivas urbanas: Temas críticos en políticas de suelo de América Latina. Estudiosos y funcionarios públicos preocupados por la justicia social consideran que la redistribución de los valores de la tierra es un objetivo especialmente importante de política urbana en […]
Infrastructure, Public Finance, Valuation, Value Capture
May 2000, Spanish
Una versión más actualizada de este artículo está disponible como parte del capítulo 4 del libro Perspectivas urbanas: Temas críticos en políticas de suelo de América Latina. Estudiosos y funcionarios públicos preocupados por la justicia social consideran que la redistribución de los valores de la tierra es un objetivo especialmente importante de política urbana en […]
Infrastructure, Public Finance, Valuation, Value Capture
Rethinking Value Capture Policies for Latin America
May 2000, English
Scholars and public officials concerned with social justice consider redistribution of land values to be an especially important objective of urban policy in Latin American countries, where great differences in access to scarce urban infrastructure and services result in an unfair distribution of land values. However, value capture policies and instruments used in principle to […]
Infrastructure, Public Finance, Valuation, Value Capture
May 2000, English
Scholars and public officials concerned with social justice consider redistribution of land values to be an especially important objective of urban policy in Latin American countries, where great differences in access to scarce urban infrastructure and services result in an unfair distribution of land values. However, value capture policies and instruments used in principle to […]
Infrastructure, Public Finance, Valuation, Value Capture
Land Value Taxation
Rating Principles and Guidelines for Kenya
Tom M. Konyimbih
May 2000, English
Working Papers
Land Value Taxation, Local Government
May 2000, English
Working Papers
Land Value Taxation, Local Government
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