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Rappaport Institute Policy Notes Database
Planning/Zoning
For more information on each entry, please click the title of each dataset.
| A New Paradigm for Housing in Greater Boston |
| A Study of the Contexts Within Which Urban Vacant Land is Accessed for Community Open Space |
| Abandoned Buildings Report for the City of Boston, 2004 |
| Amenity-Based Housing Affordability Indexes |
| An Exploration of the Nexus of the Public and Private Sectors in the Project Management Organization for Two Boston Megaprojects: The Central Artery/Tunnel Project and the Boston Harbor Cleanup |
| Boston's Industrial Spaces |
| Bringing Smart Growth to Massachusetts: Douglas Foy and the Office for Commonwealth Development |
| Changes in Mitigation: Comparing Boston's Big Dig and 1950s Urban Renewal |
| Chapter 40R School Cost Analysis and Proposed Smart Growth School Cost Insurance Supplement |
| Citizen Participation and Local Governmental Choice in Local Environmental Controversies |
| Civic Leadership and the Big Dig |
| Coming Around |
| Commercial Land Use in Boston |
| Creating an Anti-Growth Regulatory Regime: A Case from Greater Boston |
| Development Through Public Transit |
| Fear and Loathing in Massachusetts: Chapter 40B, Community Opposition, and Residential Property Value |
| Getting Home: Overcoming Regulatory Barriers to Housing in Greater Boston |
| Guarding the Town Walls: Mechanisms and Motives for Restricting Multi-family Housing in Massachusetts |
| I Love That City, But Which City? Urban Change and Urban Identity in Basel, Boston, and Cologne |
| Immigrant Homebuyers in Lawrence and Lowell, Massachusetts: Keys to Revitalization of Cities |
| Implementing Urban Waterfront Redevelopment in an Historic Context: A Case Study of the Boston Naval Shipyard- the Politics of Boston's Linkage Policy |
| Inclusionary Zoning and the Constitution |
| Large-Lot Housing Construction in the Greater Boston Metropolitan Area |
| Lessons from the World Trade Center for Open Space Planning Generally and Boston’s Big Dig Specifically |
| Leveraging Opportunity: Implementing a Mixed-Finance Strategy to Preserve and Renovate the Massachusetts State Public Housing System |
| Megaprojects: The Changing Politics of Urban Public Investment |
| Modeling Infrastructure Vulnerabilities and Adaptation to Climate Change in Urban Systems: Methodology and Application to Metropolitan Boston |
| More than Shelter: Housing the People of Greater Boston |
| New Estimates of the Demand for Urban Green Space: Implications for Valuing the Environmental Benefits of Boston's Big Dig Project |
| One-Fifth of America: A Comprehensive Guide to America's First Suburbs |
| Open Space, Housing Construction and Home Prices: What's the Payoff from Smart Growth? |
| Public Projects and Citizen Participation: The Challenge of Coordinating Meaningful Public Involvement Over Time |
| Reflections on Community Process in the Multi-layered Communities of a Major Urban Development Project |
| Regulating Subdivisions in Massachusetts: Practices and Outlooks |
| Regulation and the Rise of Housing Prices in Greater Boston |
| Regulation and the Rise of Housing Prices in Greater Boston: Policy Brief |
| Sacred Landscapes and Profane Structures: How Offshore Wind Power Challenges the Environmental Impact Review Process |
| Scales of Airport Expansion: Globalization, Regionalization, and Local Land Use |
| Sewers in the City: A Case Study of Individual-Level Mortality and Public Health Initiatives in Northampton, Massachusetts at the Turn of the Century |
| Social Preservationists and the Quest for Authentic Community |
| Space Available: The Realities of Convention Centers as Economic Development Strategy |
| Tax Exempt Property in Boston: Analysis of Types, Uses, and Issues |
| The Myth of Home Rule: Local Power in Greater Boston |
| The State of the Nation's Housing 2005 |
| Troubled Water? Acquiescence, Conflict, and the Politics of Place in Watershed Management |
| Urban Growth and Housing Supply |
| Urban Planning, Community Participation, and the Roxbury Master Plan in Boston |
| Windfalls, Wipeouts, Givings, and Takings in Dramatic Redevelopment Projects: Bargaining for Better Zoning on Density, Views, and Public Access |
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