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Understanding Heirs Property
Julho 2025, inglês
Hundreds of thousands of people in the US own inherited property that lacks the legal protections of homeownership. Land policy can help address the challenges of such heirs property situations.
Julho 2025, inglês
Hundreds of thousands of people in the US own inherited property that lacks the legal protections of homeownership. Land policy can help address the challenges of such heirs property situations.
Stewardship of Nonpartisan Housing Finance Coalition to Transition to National Association of Affordable Housing Lenders
Junho 2025
The National Association of Affordable Housing Lenders (NAAHL) will become the new convener of the Lincoln Institute's Underserved Mortgage Markets Coalition (UMMC).
Junho 2025
The National Association of Affordable Housing Lenders (NAAHL) will become the new convener of the Lincoln Institute's Underserved Mortgage Markets Coalition (UMMC).
Through the Roof
What Communities Can Do About the High Cost of Rental Housing in America
Junho 2025, inglês
The Lincoln Institute’s Through the Roof Policy Brief examines the increasing housing cost burdens for US renters and highlights several policy principles for local policymakers to consider when navigating how to address the housing affordability crisis.
Junho 2025, inglês
The Lincoln Institute’s Through the Roof Policy Brief examines the increasing housing cost burdens for US renters and highlights several policy principles for local policymakers to consider when navigating how to address the housing affordability crisis.
Augmented Reality Offers a New Perspective on Urban Planning
Junho 2025, inglês
Emerging technologies are allowing planners to share their ideas in whole new ways, from immersive bus tours to digital libraries.
Junho 2025, inglês
Emerging technologies are allowing planners to share their ideas in whole new ways, from immersive bus tours to digital libraries.
Lincoln Institute Invests $1 Million in Scholarships for Future Leaders
Junho 2025, inglês
The Lincoln Institute is investing $1 million in emerging urban leaders through the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy Scholarship, which will cover 50 percent of tuition costs for all Claremont Lincoln University degree and certificate programs.
Junho 2025, inglês
The Lincoln Institute is investing $1 million in emerging urban leaders through the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy Scholarship, which will cover 50 percent of tuition costs for all Claremont Lincoln University degree and certificate programs.
Quito’s Use of Land-Based Finance for Climate Resilience
Junho 2025, inglês
Junho 2025, inglês
Junho 2025, português
Junho 2025, português
