Land Banks

View of buildings and body of water in Coronado Beach, San Diego County, California

The Weekly Wrap: A California City Was Sued for Not Zoning for Affordable Housing

New Orleans, Louisiana.

How Cities Are Experimenting With Reparations in Urban Policy

The South Side’s New Collective Approach to Commercial Corridors

In Detroit, A Push to Help Black Farmers Purchase Land

Newark Hopes a Land Bank Will Help Revitalize its Neighborhoods

Tenants of Five Minneapolis Buildings Now Own Their Homes. Here’s How They Did It

Twin Cities Land Bank Using Its Balance Sheet to Protect Vulnerable Communities

Downtown Washington, DC

Washington, D.C., Aims to Improve Underserved Neighborhoods Through Better Land Management

Breaking Through and Breaking Down the Delmar Divide in St. Louis

Chicago’s Land Bank Growing Up to Larger, Mixed-Use Projects

Much to Do about (Vacant) Lots

How Marginalized Communities Are Getting Control over Development

Philly’s New Land Bank Director Aims for Transparency, Efficiency

Next Land Bank Director Sees Chance to Make Big Changes in Detroit

In Flint Neighborhood, Vacant Lots Will Soon Bear Fruit

Detroit Land Bank Authority Names New Executive Director

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