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Grants paid by Lincoln Institute of Land Policy, tax year 2018

EIN 86-6021106 · Phoenix, AZ · Form 990-PF, Part XV · NTEE B110

In tax year 2018, Lincoln Institute of Land Policy (EIN 86-6021106) reported 17 grants paid totaling $236,585. Dataset version 2026.09.0, built 2026-09-03.

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Every grant, 2018

Grants reported by Lincoln Institute of Land Policy for tax year 2018
Tax yearRecipientMatchAmountTypePurposeSource filing
2018Univ of Southern California Los Angeles, CAU$36,030paidThe role of entrepeneurship in Emerging Land Markets: Case of Havana, Cuba201901339349101850
2018Asu Foun for a New Amer Univ Tempe, AZU$25,641paidImpact of the Water Resources Element within Arizona General Plans on Water Sustainability201901339349101850
2018University of Leeds Leeds West YorkshireU$18,000paidUrban Expansion and Housing Affordability in China201901339349101850
2018Clark University Worcester, MAU$16,500paidLand Conversion and Misallocation across Cities in China201901339349101850
2018Dept of Agri Economics & Rural Sociology -Auburn U Newark, DEU$14,666paid"An Experiment on the Public Acceptability, Efficiency, & Spatial Impacts of LVT201901339349101850
2018P Universidad Catolica de Chile Providencia SantiagoU$13,000paidModelling the Costs of Densification in Consolidated Neighborhoods201901339349101850
2018The Ohio State University Columbus, OHU$12,000paidSpatial Impacts of High-Speed Rail on Urban Transformation in China201901339349101850
2018Universidad del Rosario BogotaU$10,748paidAre Land Use and Development Changes Associated with Value Capture as a Result of BRT Investments?201901339349101850
2018University of California Berkeley Dept of Economics Oakland, CAU$10,000paidExamining the Incidence of the Property Tax Using a Spatial Equilibrium Framework201901339349101850
2018Ucl Consultants Limited LondonU$10,000paidIn search of urban livability: Equity, public health, infrastructure and urban policy in Cali, Colombia201901339349101850
2018Department of Public Administration University of North Texas Denton, TXU$10,000paidThe Effects of Property Tax Exemptions on Municipal Budgets201901339349101850
2018University of Oklahoma Norman, OKU$10,000paidLocation-Based Development Impact Fees and New Business Location Decisions201901339349101850
2018Department of Architecture University of Cambridge CambridgeU$10,000paidA New Model for Land Value Capture in Planned New Urban Centers: Shanghai Case201901339349101850
2018Kent State University Kent, OHU$10,000paidLocation-Based Development Impact Fees and New Business Location Decisions201901339349101850
2018Gretel Ruth Follingstad Boulder, COU$10,000paidCommunity Drought Resilience: Reaching Beyond Conservation Towards Adaptation201901339349101850
2018Department of Economics University of California Berkeley Berkeley, CAU$10,000paidLoss Aversion and Property Tax Avoidance201901339349101850
2018School of Urban Planning Mcgill University VerdunU$10,000paidInnovation Districts: often imitated, never duplicated?201901339349101850

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Derived from IRS Form 990-PF e-file XML. Dataset version 2026.09.0, built 2026-09-03. All years for this funder.

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