The State Role In Urban Land Redevelopment
8 April 2003 - 7:00am
This new study reports on the results of an extensive survey of state legislative and program initiatives that can boost cities' to redevelop vacant and abandoned properties.
"...Not only cities bear the responsibility of addressing vacant and abandoned land and structures. State governments play an important role also, because local improvement of the redevelopment process often depends on state-level legislative reform that is not always forthcoming. Hence this paper, which summarizes an extensive survey of state legislative and program initiatives, and identifies a significant number of powers states can exploit to energize local redevelopment efforts.
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The State Role in Urban Land Redevelopment
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The Brookings Institution, April 7, 2003
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