David Listokin is professor and co-director of the Center for Urban Policy Research at Rutgers University. He is a leading authority on community and fiscal impact analysis, housing policy, land-use regulation, and historic preservation. In addition he has served as a principal investigator for numerous organizations, such as the US Department of Housing and Urban Development, the Department of State, and the Fannie Mae Foundation.&

"Landmarks Preservation and the Property Tax is well documents, as befits a monograph dealing with statutory law and administrative procedure, and it contains an excellent annotated bibliography." - James Heilbrun, Political Science Quarterly "This study should be of interest to a wide range of people." - Real Estate Law Journal

• One: Historic Preservation, Property Tax, and Landmark Assesssment: Background and Issues; Two: Landmark Designation and Property Value: Summary of the Literature; 3: Property-Tax Assessment Of Landmark Buildings: Prevailing Practice And Implications; 3-A: Assessment Of Landmark Properties: New York City Case Studies; 3-B: New York City Property-Tax Structure And Administration; Four: Policy and Procedural Recommendations for Assessing New York City Landmark Properties; ONE: Landmark Properties And The Property Tax: National Statutory Survey And Survey Of Practice; Two: Landmark Properties And The Property Tax: Annotated Bibliography

David Listokin is professor and co-director of the Center for Urban Policy Research at Rutgers University. He is a leading authority on community and fiscal impact analysis, housing policy, land-use regulation, and historic preservation. In addition he has served as a principal investigator for numerous organizations, such as the US Department of Housing and Urban Development, the Department of State, and the Fannie Mae Foundation.&

"Landmarks Preservation and the Property Tax is well documents, as befits a monograph dealing with statutory law and administrative procedure, and it contains an excellent annotated bibliography." - James Heilbrun, Political Science Quarterly "This study should be of interest to a wide range of people." - Real Estate Law Journal

• One: Historic Preservation, Property Tax, and Landmark Assesssment: Background and Issues; Two: Landmark Designation and Property Value: Summary of the Literature; 3: Property-Tax Assessment Of Landmark Buildings: Prevailing Practice And Implications; 3-A: Assessment Of Landmark Properties: New York City Case Studies; 3-B: New York City Property-Tax Structure And Administration; Four: Policy and Procedural Recommendations for Assessing New York City Landmark Properties; ONE: Landmark Properties And The Property Tax: National Statutory Survey And Survey Of Practice; Two: Landmark Properties And The Property Tax: Annotated Bibliography

David Listokin is professor and co-director of the Center for Urban Policy Research at Rutgers University. He is a leading authority on community and fiscal impact analysis, housing policy, land-use regulation, and historic preservation. In addition he has served as a principal investigator for numerous organizations, such as the US Department of Housing and Urban Development, the Department of State, and the Fannie Mae Foundation.&

"Landmarks Preservation and the Property Tax is well documents, as befits a monograph dealing with statutory law and administrative procedure, and it contains an excellent annotated bibliography." - James Heilbrun, Political Science Quarterly "This study should be of interest to a wide range of people." - Real Estate Law Journal

• One: Historic Preservation, Property Tax, and Landmark Assesssment: Background and Issues; Two: Landmark Designation and Property Value: Summary of the Literature; 3: Property-Tax Assessment Of Landmark Buildings: Prevailing Practice And Implications; 3-A: Assessment Of Landmark Properties: New York City Case Studies; 3-B: New York City Property-Tax Structure And Administration; Four: Policy and Procedural Recommendations for Assessing New York City Landmark Properties; ONE: Landmark Properties And The Property Tax: National Statutory Survey And Survey Of Practice; Two: Landmark Properties And The Property Tax: Annotated Bibliography