This article provides a review of past attempts to harness the uplift in land values arising from granting planning permission to better understand the current difficulties of the use of land-value capture. The scheme has been the most successful approach to date, but the theoretical fundamentals are fudged and there are substantial policy variations between localities: a victory of practicality over principle. We argue that a tax on development value would be more effective whilst maintaining the principles of taxing socially generated land values
Area-wide development viability appraisals are undertaken to determine the economic feasibility of p...
There is a popular view that land use planning regulations (‘planning’) is hostile to both developme...
This article presents the results of a research project on the design of a particular value capture ...
Land prices have risen significantly in England over the last two decades, generating debate about h...
While the theoretical case for Land Value Taxation is regarded as being very persuasive, most people...
A land value tax is a recurrent tax on landowners based on the value of unimproved land. There is a...
Over the last five years the house-building industry has built an average of 140,000 new dwellings p...
For over three decades, negotiated planning obligations have been the primary form of land value cap...
In this paper we propose an alternative model of, what is often called, land value capture in the pl...
A land value tax is a recurrent tax on landowners based on the value of unimproved land. There is a ...
Given their increasing importance in the formation and implementation of planning policies in the UK...
In the post-war period, there were several largely unsuccessful attempts in England to introduce wor...
Land is the dominant base on which property is recurrently taxed in Australia. If the taxation of la...
This article aims to relate intrinsic aspects of urban planning that are becoming increasingly impor...
The paper reviews the notion of Land Value Capture (LVC), its advantages and disadvantages and relev...
Area-wide development viability appraisals are undertaken to determine the economic feasibility of p...
There is a popular view that land use planning regulations (‘planning’) is hostile to both developme...
This article presents the results of a research project on the design of a particular value capture ...
Land prices have risen significantly in England over the last two decades, generating debate about h...
While the theoretical case for Land Value Taxation is regarded as being very persuasive, most people...
A land value tax is a recurrent tax on landowners based on the value of unimproved land. There is a...
Over the last five years the house-building industry has built an average of 140,000 new dwellings p...
For over three decades, negotiated planning obligations have been the primary form of land value cap...
In this paper we propose an alternative model of, what is often called, land value capture in the pl...
A land value tax is a recurrent tax on landowners based on the value of unimproved land. There is a ...
Given their increasing importance in the formation and implementation of planning policies in the UK...
In the post-war period, there were several largely unsuccessful attempts in England to introduce wor...
Land is the dominant base on which property is recurrently taxed in Australia. If the taxation of la...
This article aims to relate intrinsic aspects of urban planning that are becoming increasingly impor...
The paper reviews the notion of Land Value Capture (LVC), its advantages and disadvantages and relev...
Area-wide development viability appraisals are undertaken to determine the economic feasibility of p...
There is a popular view that land use planning regulations (‘planning’) is hostile to both developme...
This article presents the results of a research project on the design of a particular value capture ...