by John Reilly | Oct 25, 2021 | Land Use Policy
Eminent Domain vs Police Power When property is taken under eminent domain, there must be payment of just compensation, whereas a taking under the police power (such as zoning) does not require compensation. Eminent Domain – The right of government (both state and... by Saul Klein | Oct 25, 2021 | Housing and Land Use
There is a lot to consider when studying Zoning, and this is my first post of many on the subject, because it will become a topic of major discussion in real estate circles over the next few years. In the Real Estate Principles books and curriculum I have studied... by John Reilly | Oct 13, 2021 | Data, Walkable
The economic power of walkability in metro areas In this article, the authors, Tracy Hadden Loh and Christopher B. Leinberger caution us to be careful about using an old framing–city versus suburb–to understand a new trend: the growing market for walkable urban places... by John Reilly | Oct 6, 2021 | Data, Housing and Land Use
Without a doubt, my vote for the Best Book I’ve read this year goes to The New Grand Strategy by Mark Mykleby, Patrick Doherty, and Joel Makower. I know that Saul Klein and Terri Murphy join me in that vote. Here’s what the authors say about their book in... by Saul Klein | Sep 27, 2021 | Housing and Land Use, Walkable
From all indications the Federal Government and the White House intend to change Land Use Policy in the United States and it is coming to a city or town near you. Increasing Density is part of the solution for affordable housing – NIMBYs and YIMBYs will...