When the first community land trusts (CLTs) began appearing in the United States during the 1970s, all were located in rural areas.
By the 1980s and 1990s, this innovative form of tenure was spreading into cities, suburbs, and towns.
Homeownership remained a priority for urban CLTs, but other applications got added to the mix: revitalizing distressed neighborhoods; preventing displacement in gentrifying neighborhoods; and developing multiple types of affordable housing beyond the detached, si.
| Mix | Revitalizing distressed neighborhoods |
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Terra Nostra Press Community land trust applications in urban neighborhoods, paperback/john emmeus davis
