Historic Preservation and Economic Development

Advisory Council on Historic Preservation . 1979. Contibutions ofhistoric preservation to urban revitalization. Washington, D.C.: GPO.

Andrews, Gregory E. , ed. 1980. Tax incentives for historic preservation. Washington, D.C.: Preservation Press.

Austin, Richard L. , ed. 1988. Adaptive reuse: Issues and case studies in buildingpreservation. New York Van Norstrand Reinhold.

Bailken, Michael D. 1981. Development alternatives for preservation for non-profit organizations. Symposium on Historic Preservation. Pace Law Review 1, 3 699-704.

Bendavid-Val, Avrom . 1980. Local economic develpment planning: From goals to projecs. Planning Advisory Service Report, no. 353. Chicago: American Planning Association.

Boasberg, Tersh . 1976. Historic preservation: Suggested directions for federal legislation. Wake Forest Law Review 12, 1: 75-92.

Brooks, Jane , Tersa Wilkinson , and Alma H. Young . 1984. Resolving land use change in a cooperative mode: The Jackson Brewery. Urban Land 6: 20-25.

Brown, Jeffrey P. 1987. Boston. In Cities reborn, Rachelle L. Levitt , ed. Washington, D.C.: Urban Land Institute.

Brown.John C. 1987. Citywide implications of Virginia's festival marketplace: Norfolk's Waterside and Richmond's 6th Street marketplace. Journal of Architecture and Planning Research 3, 1: 79-85.

Colin, Thomas J. 1988. What next for a troubled industry. Historic Preservation 40, 3: 32-35.

Davis, Perry , ed. 1987. Why partnerships now? National Civic Review 76, 1: 32-38.

Diamonstein, Barbaralee . 1986. New uses, old places: Remaking America. New York: Crown.

Falk, Nicholas . 1986. Baltimore and Lowell: Two American approaches. Built Environment 12, 3: 145-152.

Feigenbaum, Susan , and Thomas Jenkinson . 1984. Government incentives for historic preservation. National Taxjournal 1, 3: 113-118.

Fogerty, Daniel J. 1982. Lafayette, Indiana: Preservation as part of a comprehensive development strategy. Small Town 13, 1: 8-12.

Fowler, John . 1980. Section 106 process: No purgatory of federal preservation review. Urban Land 39, 9: 21-24.

Galbreath, Carol . 1976. Conservation: The new word for old neighborhoods. Connecticut Law Review 8, 2: 312-333.

Genung, George R. 1984. Revitalization and displacement: What can be done? Journal of Housing 41, 1: 11-14.

Goldberger, Paul . 1986. Foreword. In New uses, old places: Remaking America, Barbaralee Diamonstein , ed. New York: Crown.

Goldfield, D. R. 1980. Private neighborhood redevelopment and displacement. Urban Affairs Quarterly 15, 6: 453-468.

Goldfield, D. R. 1976. Historic planning and redevelopment in Minneapolis. Al Pf Journal 42, 1: 76-86.

Gottschalk, Earl C., Jr. 1987. Tax changes for historic rehabilitations. Wall Street Journal, 3 Mar.

Hartman, Chester . 1979. Comment on: Neighborhood revitalization and displacement: A review of the evidence. Journal of American Planning Association 45, 4: 488-490.

Hill-Rowley, Christine . 1985. The action is back on Main Street. Michigan Municipal Review 4: 54-55.

Hilzenrath, David S. 1988. Festival marketplaces have fewer developers cheering. Washington Post, 1 Oct.

Kass, Stephen L. , Judith M. LaBelle , and David A. Hansell . 1985. Rehabilitating older and historic buildings. New York: John Wiley.

Keune, Russell . 1984. The historic preservation yearbook: A documentary record of significant policy development and issues. Bethesda, Md.: Adler & Adler.

Langton, Stuart . 1983. Public-private partnerships: Hope or hoax? National Civic Review 26, 5: 256-261.

Levitt, Rachelle L. , ed. 1987. Cities reborn. Washington, D.C.: Urban Land Institute.

Marino, Dennis, R. Lawrence, B. Rosser , and Andrea R. Rozran . 1979. The planner's role in facilitating private sector reinvestment. Planning Advisory Service Report, no. 340. Chicago: American Planning Association.

Morris, William . [1884] 1970. Speech to the Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings: General meeting in 1884. In SPAB report of the committeefor the eighty-second year: 1966-1969. London: Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings.

National Municipal League . 1982. The dimension of the urban partnership. National Civic Review 71, 2: 63-67.

National Park Service. Division of Interagency Resource Management . 1984. Manual for state historic preservation reviewboards. Washington, D.C.: Department of the Interior.

National Trust for Historic Preservation . 1988. Revitalizing downtown 1976-1986. Washington, D.C.: National Main Street Center.

National Trust for Historic Preservation . 1979. Contributions of historic preservation to urban revitalization. Washington, D.C.: GPO.

National Trust for Historic Preservation. Main Street Program. 1988. Author's interview with Carl Wolf, Main Street Specialist. Washington, D.C., 10 Nov.

Oldham, Sally G. 1980. Federal tax provisions and the federal frame-work for historic preservation. The Urban Lauryer 12, 1: 66-73.

Oldham, Sally G. , and H. WardJandl . 1982. Preserving tax incentives: New investment opportunities under the economic recovery act. Urban Land 41, 3: 4-10.

Page, Clint . 1978. Economic development strategies no. 2: Reusing history. Nations Cities 16, 4: 11-16.

Peirce, Neal R. 1988a. They're festive markets in name only. Cleveland Plain Dealer, 21 Sept.

Peirce, Neal R. 1988b. Farmers markets are funky but fun. Cleveland Plain Dealer 11 Sept.

Pickman, James , Benson F. Roberts , Mindy Leiterman , and Robert N. Mittle . 1986. Producing lower income housing: Local initiatives. Washington, D.C.: Bureau of National Affairs.

Powers, Lonnie A. 1980. Tax incentives for historic preservation: A survey, case studies and analysis. The Urban Lauyer 12, 1: 103-133.

Reed, Richard Ernie . 1979. Return to the city Garden City, N.Y.: Doubleday.

Retsinas, Nicolas , and Frank Costanzo . 1980. Downtown brings economic growth and more jobs. Current Municipal Problems 7, 2: 79-84.

Rifkind, Carole . 1977. Mainstreet: Theface of urban America. New York: Harper & Row.

Roddewig, Richard , and Jared Shlaes . 1983. Analyzing the economic feasibility ofa development project: A guideforplanners. Planning Advisory Service Report, no. 380. Chicago: American Planning Association.

Roddewig, Richard , and Michael S. Young . 1979. Neighborhood revitalization and the historic preservation incentives of the Tax Reform Act of 1976: Lessons from the Bottom Line of a Chicago red brick three-flat. The Urban Lauyer 11, 1: 35-74.

Rose, Carol . 1981. Preservation and community: New directions in the law of historic preservation. Stanford Law Review 33, 2: 473-534.

Rosenberg, William G. 1981. Downtown adaptive reuse project signals new public private partnership.Journal of Hosing 38, 8: 437-444.

Ruzzi, Louis P. 1985. Preserving historic structures: An analysis of regulatory legislation and tax incentives in federal, Maryland and municipal law. University of Baltimore Law Review 14, 1: 557-580.

Schmalbeck, M. 1985. The impact of the ERTA and TERA on tax credits for historic preservation. Law and Contemporary Problems 48, 4: 259-280.

Schwartz, Gail Garfield . 1984. Developing downtowns: Mainstreet revitalization.Journal of Housing 41, 4: 116-119.

Silver, Miriam Joels . 1982. Note, Federal tax incentives for historical preservation: A strategy for conservation and investment. Hofstra Law Review 10, 2: 887-924.

Sinclair, Julie . 1984. Lafayette sets "sterling example" in Mainstreet project. Current Municipal Problems 11, 1: 98-102.

Smith, Neil , ed. 1986. Gentnfication of the city. Boston: Allen & Unwin.

Stegman, Michael A. , and J. David Holden . 1987. Nonfederal housing programs: How states and localities are responding to federal cutbacks in low-income housing. Washington, D.C.: Urban Land Institute.

Stipe, Robert E. 1980. Why preserve? North Carolina Central Law Journal 11,1: 211-213.

Touche-Ross . 1987. Preserving America's heritage: The rehabilitation investment tax credit. Columbus: Ohio Historic Preservation Office.

United States Government Accounting Office . 1984. GAO analyzes historic preservation tax incentives. Tax Notes 23, 16: 329-330.

Van Sanders , William P. 1985. Current Tax trends affecting historic preservation: Catalyst or obstacle to the preservation of our nation's history. Fordham Urban Law Review 13, 1: 231-280.

Varady, David . 1986. Neighborhood upgrading. Albany: State University of New York Press.

Ward, Richard . 1987. St. Louis. In Cities reborn, Rachelle L. Levitt , ed. Washington, D.C.: Urban Land Institute.

Weinberg, Nathan . 1979. Preservation in American towns and cities. Boulder, Co.: Westview.

Williams,Judith B. , ed. 1981. Mainstret, Ohio: Opportunities for bringing people back downtown. Columbus: State of Ohio, Department of Development.

Yater, George H. 1987. Louisville. In Cities reborn, Rachelle L. Levitt , ed. Washington, D.C.: Urban Land Institute.

Yeomans, D. T. 1985. Building preservation in America: Commercial history. RIBA Journal 92,6:32-33.

Ziegler, Arthur,Jr. 1980. Large scale commercial adaptive reuse: Preservation revitalizes old buildings and new ones too! North Carolina Central Law Review 11, 1: 234-243.