How a project is funded may be one of the most important, if challenging, aspects of planning. Get down to the nuts and bolts with courses on fiscal analysis, real estate financing, and other relevant economic concepts.
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Top Financing Instructors
Menka Sethi
Menka Sethi is an accomplished consultant and professor in the field of real estate development and...
Jason Neville
Jason is an experienced urban planner, redevelopment professional, and affordable housing developer.
Todd J. Poole
Todd Poole is president, founder, and managing principal of 4ward Planning Inc., with more than 24...
Richard Willson
Richard Willson is a professor in the Department of Urban and Regional Planning at California State...
Michael Manville
Michael Manville is Associate Professor of Urban Planning at the UCLA Luskin School of Public Affairs.
Carlos Zapata
Carlos Zapata is a Sustainability and ESG professional who is a graduate of Yale's MBA in...
Carolyn Staskiewicz
For nearly 16 years, Carolyn has been involved in a multitude of educational facility planning efforts...
Ben Schulman
Ben Schulman is a writer and editor based in Chicago, with a focus on architecture, urban...
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Incremental Code Reform: Enabling Better Places
Instructor: Lynn Richards
The Congress for the New Urbanism’s Project for Code Reform streamlines the zoning code reform process by providing local governments with place-specific incremental zoning code changes that address the most problematic barriers first, build political will, and ultimately create more walkable, prosperous, and equitable places.
