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Lincoln Institute of Land Policy CEO to Step Down; Search for Successor Launched
Dr. George “Mac” McCarthy will step down at the end of 2025 after more than a decade of dedicated and strategic leadership of the institute.
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Housing Design Has to Evolve
American households have changed, and our housing should too. Lynn Richards, former president of the Congress for the New Urbanism, explains why design must evolve to meet the moment.
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Lincoln Institute at the 2025 National Planning Conference
Experts from the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy will lead and participate in conversations about 2025 planning trends, housing finance, and the use of technology to enact urban change at the American Planning Association’s National Planning Conference from March 29 to April 1 in Denver.
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Lincoln Institute of Land Policy Names Solomon Greene Executive Director of Land and Communities
Solomon Greene, an expert in housing, community development, land use law, urban and regional planning, technological innovation, and evidence-based policymaking, has been named the executive director of land and communities at the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy.
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Assessment Limits Create Tax Disparities That Obstruct Homeownership
Property tax assessment limits ensure that a property’s tax bill doesn’t skyrocket, even if its market value does. But that can also lead to disparities and distortions in local housing markets.
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Storm Surge: How Can Cities and Regions Plan for Climate Relocation?
As the impacts of climate change intensify, making life inconvenient or intolerable in places more prone to drought, wildfire, or flooding, people will increasingly relocate to safer places. How can communities prepare?
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