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Enhancing Disaster Management and Resilience to Floods through Exploratory Scenario Planning in Colombia
A toolkit for practitioners and communities
Raul Alberto Marino, Elkin Vargas, and Alejandra Riveros
August 2025, English
Working Paper
City and Regional Planning, Climate Change
August 2025, English
Working Paper
City and Regional Planning, Climate Change
Enabling Conditions for Private Land Conservation in Latin America
A Regional Overview and Analysis
Zachary Hummel, Hernán Mladinic, Henry Tepper, Chandni Navalkha, and James N. Levitt
August 2025, English
Working Paper
Environment, Land Conservation, Land Markets
August 2025, English
Working Paper
Environment, Land Conservation, Land Markets
Retrofits Are All the Rage
August 2025, English
Architects are increasingly shifting toward more practical, sustainability-oriented projects. More often than not, that means working on retrofits and rehabs, rather than creating snazzy new structures.
Land Lines Magazine
Housing, Technology and Tools
August 2025, English
Architects are increasingly shifting toward more practical, sustainability-oriented projects. More often than not, that means working on retrofits and rehabs, rather than creating snazzy new structures.
Land Lines Magazine
Housing, Technology and Tools
Fiscal Monitoring and Municipal Fiscal Health
Comparative Insights from Australia, Mexico, South Korea and the U.S.
Craig S. Maher, Sungho Park, and Bruce D. McDonald III
August 2025, English
Working Paper
Local Government, Public Finance
August 2025, English
Working Paper
Local Government, Public Finance
Finding Fiscal Inspiration in São Paulo
By Jon Gorey
August 2025, English
Standing among the office towers and high-end hotels of São Paulo, a 272-unit social housing unit offers proof that urban investment doesn’t have to lead to displacement. A recent study tour organized by the Lincoln Institute gave participants a firsthand look at this leading example of land value capture.
Land Lines Magazine
Housing, Public Finance, Value Capture
August 2025, English
Standing among the office towers and high-end hotels of São Paulo, a 272-unit social housing unit offers proof that urban investment doesn’t have to lead to displacement. A recent study tour organized by the Lincoln Institute gave participants a firsthand look at this leading example of land value capture.
Land Lines Magazine
Housing, Public Finance, Value Capture
Inspiración fiscal en São Paulo
Por Jon Gorey
August 2025, Spanish
En São Paulo, Brasil, entre rascacielos corporativos y hoteles de alta gama, un complejo de viviendas de interés social de 272 unidades es una prueba que la inversión en un vecindario no necesariamente significa el desplazamiento de los residentes. Recientemente, el Instituto Lincoln organizó un viaje de estudio para dar a los participantes la oportunidad de explorar de primera mano este reconocido ejemplo de recuperación de plusvalías.
Land Lines Magazine
Housing, Public Finance, Value Capture
August 2025, Spanish
En São Paulo, Brasil, entre rascacielos corporativos y hoteles de alta gama, un complejo de viviendas de interés social de 272 unidades es una prueba que la inversión en un vecindario no necesariamente significa el desplazamiento de los residentes. Recientemente, el Instituto Lincoln organizó un viaje de estudio para dar a los participantes la oportunidad de explorar de primera mano este reconocido ejemplo de recuperación de plusvalías.
Land Lines Magazine
Housing, Public Finance, Value Capture
A inspiração fiscal que vem de São Paulo
Por Jon Gorey
August 2025, Portuguese
Em São Paulo, encravado entre arranha-céus de escritórios, lojas de luxo e hotéis sofisticados, está um conjunto habitacional de interesse social com 272 unidades. Essa iniciativa prova que o investimento em um bairro não precisa causar o deslocamento de seus moradores e que é possível construir moradias populares mesmo nas áreas mais valorizadas de uma cidade.
Land Lines Magazine
Housing, Public Finance, Value Capture
August 2025, Portuguese
Em São Paulo, encravado entre arranha-céus de escritórios, lojas de luxo e hotéis sofisticados, está um conjunto habitacional de interesse social com 272 unidades. Essa iniciativa prova que o investimento em um bairro não precisa causar o deslocamento de seus moradores e que é possível construir moradias populares mesmo nas áreas mais valorizadas de uma cidade.
Land Lines Magazine
Housing, Public Finance, Value Capture
Exploratory Scenario Planning in Legacy Cities
A Companion to the LegacySP Toolkit
Alison Goebel and Aaron Clapper
August 2025, English
Working Paper
City and Regional Planning, Economic Development, Housing, Local Government
August 2025, English
Working Paper
City and Regional Planning, Economic Development, Housing, Local Government
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