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Land banks’ flexibility to respond to local challenges and opportunities sets them apart from other entities. Throughout the decades, land banks continued to evolve and respond to meet the changing needs of the communities they serve—more important than ever given present realities of the real estate market and community and…
Read More »The only national conference dedicated to strengthening neighborhoods to help address vacant, abandoned, and deteriorated properties.
Read More »Join this webinar to learn what the Neighborhood Revitalization and Land Banking Act would help land banks offer their communities if enacted.
Read More »With its dedicated staff leadership and an energized board of directors, the Rome/Floyd County Land Bank has leveraged data to make a case for dedicated ARPA funding to grow their capacity and implement a bold strategic plan.
Read More »Learn how to how to address heirs’ property issues, and examine how these issues intersect with efforts to address vacant properties.
Read More »VAD Academy is a virtual bootcamp for public, private, nonprofit, and community leaders whose work and communities are impacted by challenges related to vacant, abandoned, and deteriorated (or “VAD”) properties.
Read More »Hear about CLEVLOT, a joint effort on vacant land collaboration and data led by Western Reserve Land Conservancy in partnership with various organizations across Cleveland.
Read More »Learn about the Metro Atlanta Land Bank’s development of the Neighborhood Beautification Pilot Program.
Read More »A more strategic approach to code enforcement is needed. Learn about a new resource and scholarship for code enforcement technical assistance services.
Read More »Learn about potential policy reforms that can help to address post-Tyler v. Hennepin issues and create more equitable outcomes.
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