Developing Affordable Housing Ecosystems World Wide
Once upon a time, people looked to Washington for affordable housing ideas. With the waning of the Federal government, innovation shifted to the provinces.
Now, at least briefly, Washington is a hive of innovation.
A hive of lawmaking?
Not on Capitol Hill, however; at City Hall, as the policy inversion continues, with local government outpacing and out-piloting […]
[Continued from Part 1]
Kelo came about as a result of a brilliantly orchestrated multi-year strategy by a small advocacy group, the Institute For Justice. For fifteen years they’ve worked on takings matters, first in regulatory takings — First English, Nollan, Palazzolo, and Tahoe-Sierra – with efforts that have largely failed.
They’ve cherry-picked plaintiffs with great […]
Last Thursday evening, Jerold S. Kayden, co-chair of the Harvard Graduate School of Design’s Department of Urban Planning and Design, after an introduction by Professor Rick Peiser (head of the GSD’s Real Estate Academic Initiative), gave a fascinating and cogently argued hour-plus talk on eminent domain for economic development (ED4ED) as seen through the lens […]
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