Housing, Zoning, Land Use and Urban Development

The Field Lab partnered with the City of Somerville to examine options for managing underutilized, city-owned real estate assets.

The Field Lab partnered with the City of Somerville to examine the potential economic and community impacts of a proposed Major League Soccer stadium.

The Field Lab partnered with the City of Somerville to examine policy and financial tools to prevent the displacement of small and minority-owned businesses amid rapid development.

The Field Lab partnered with the City of St. Petersburg to examine data management approaches for tracking housing affordability conditions.

The Field Lab partnered with the City of Providence to examine the effectiveness of the Non-Utilization Tax in reducing property vacancies and increasing housing availability.

The Field Lab partnered with Salt Lake City to examine zoning changes and development scenarios associated with a stadium-area redevelopment.

The Field Lab partnered with the City of Lynn to examine the potential impacts of inclusionary zoning on housing production and affordability.

The Field Lab partnered with the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority to examine potential alternative uses and revenue scenarios for the underutilized Lynn Station parking garage

The Field Lab partnered with the City of Rochester to examine the local affordable housing environment and financial characteristics associated with housing policy options.

The Field Lab partnered with municipal stakeholders in Halifax to examine the financial impacts of proposed land use policy changes.