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Local government support for small business recovery and reopening

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Temporary Housing and Zoning Amendments

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Federal Opportunity Zones: What Local Governments Need to Know

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Receivership: A New Tool for Addressing Vacant Problem Properties in North Carolina

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Maintenance of vacant or neglected commercial buildings: options for NC local governments

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Local Government Owners of Historic Property Asked to Convey Property by End of 2017: What Public Officials Should Know

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Legal and Business Reasons Why Downtown Development Programs Should Involve Secured Loans—Not Grants

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Conveyance of property in a public-private partnership for a “downtown development project”

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2016 Disaster Recovery Relief – Special Session Legislative Update

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The Tortoise, the Hare, and Demolition in Historic Districts

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Conveyance of Local Government Property for Affordable Housing

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Local Government Support for Privately Constructed Affordable Housing

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Follow Procedures Prior to Acquiring Property for Redevelopment

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Local Government Economic Development Powers “Clarified”

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Cash Grants for Real Estate Developers without Competition for Jobs—A Constitutional Quandary

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Annexation Agreements for Economic Development – Not an Option

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Sale of Historic Structures by NC Local Governments for Redevelopment

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Acquiring real property for redevelopment—can local governments keep it confidential?

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How a North Carolina Local Government Can Operate a Land Bank for Redevelopment

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Tax Foreclosure and Redevelopment

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Nuisance Abatement and Local Governments: What a Mess – Part II

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Targeting Troubled Neighborhoods for Housing Code Inspections