A Decade of Historical and Economic Research on Preservation Planning

26 Pages Posted: 24 Aug 2020

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Thomas W. Hall

Christopher Newport University

Sheri Shuck-Hall

Christopher Newport University

Date Written: July 15, 2020

Abstract

The authors review a decade of research providing perspectives on how two “planning-adjacent” disciplines (history and economics) can improve historic preservation. These perspectives are used to justify historic preservation, inform the economic implications of de facto preservation policies on various constituencies, and develop specific practices and policy recommendations that relate preservation to socioeconomic outcomes.

Keywords: Historic Preservation, Economic Development, Policy Planning, Governance, Land Use Regulation, Housing Affordability, Housing Market

JEL Classification: R14, R52, R23, H75

Suggested Citation

Hall, Thomas William and Shuck-Hall, Sheri, A Decade of Historical and Economic Research on Preservation Planning (July 15, 2020). Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=3655746 or http://dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.3655746

Thomas William Hall (Contact Author)

Christopher Newport University ( email )

United States

Sheri Shuck-Hall

Christopher Newport University ( email )

United States

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