Comparing/Combining the CLT With Other Models of Tenure
Community land trusts are often confused with municipal land banks or with other models of resale-restricted, owner-occupied housing (which sometimes goes by the generic name of “shared equity homeownership”). More constructively, community land trusts can be productively combined with other models of tenure and operated in partnership with them. The materials collected (or referenced) in this section of the CLT RESOURCE CENTER provide a series of comparisons between the CLT and land banks, co-ops, condominiums, manufactured housing communities that are resident-owned, and the heavily subsidized housing being developed by Habitat for Humanity.
- Land Banking vs. Land Trusting: A Comparison of Complementary Strategies
- The Partnership Potential of Municipal Land Banks and Community Land Trust
- Shared Equity Homeownership: The Changing Landscape of Resale-Restricted, Owner-Occupied Housing – John Davis
- Condominiums and CLTs
- CLTs and Habitat for Humanity Partnerships
- Cheaper Together: How Neighbors Invest in Community – Miriam Axel-Lute, John Emmeus Davis and Harold Simon, Yes (Summer 2012)
- Joint Ventures with For-Profit Developers – Rick Jacobus and Maegan Winning
- Shared-Equity Homeownership - Definition, description, and discussion of "shared equity homeownership", written by John Emmeus Davis for the Encyclopedia of Housing (Second Edition), Edward T. Carswell, ed., Los Angeles, CA; Sage Publications, Inc; 666-670
- Additional materials on shared-equity homeownership:
- Balancing Durable Affordability and Wealth Creation: Responding to Concerns About Shared-Equity Homeownership – Rick Jacobus and Jeff Lubbell
- Publications on Shared-Equity Homeownership – Center for Housing Policy
- Resources – Cornerstone Partnership
- ROC-USA
- Implementing Restrictions on Ownership, Chapter 8 of CLT Technical Manual
- CLTs and Condominiums, Chapter 14 8 of CLT Technical Manual
- CLTs and Cooperatives, Chapter 15 8 of CLT Technical Manual