Introduction Across the United States, local governments — cities and counties alike — have spent generations wrestling with a stubborn,
By Kevin Ra, Chairman and Founder at Parcel Revenue Corporation Local governments are under increasing pressure to tackle the growing
Vacant homes are one of the most visible and costly problems facing cities and counties. They drain tax revenue, depress
Introduction Across the United States, local governments — cities and counties alike — have spent generations wrestling with a stubborn,
By Kevin Ra, Chairman and Founder at Parcel Revenue Corporation Local governments are under increasing pressure to tackle the growing
Vacant homes are one of the most visible and costly problems facing cities and counties. They drain tax revenue, depress
Cities and counties across the country are watching as real estate investors — from flippers to institutional buyers — rapidly
At this time in history, every local government entity in America must work to keep its families in their homes.
Virtual Land Bank Platform 101: A Five Minute Crash Course By Kevin Ra, Chairman and Founder at Parcel Revenue Corporation
Introduction Across the United States, local governments — cities and counties alike — have spent generations wrestling with a stubborn, multidimensional challenge: vacant and at‑risk properties. These parcels don’t just
By Kevin Ra, Chairman and Founder at Parcel Revenue Corporation Local governments are under increasing pressure to tackle the growing problem of vacant and at-risk properties. But the traditional tools
Vacant homes are one of the most visible and costly problems facing cities and counties. They drain tax revenue, depress neighboring property values, clog code enforcement workflows, and generate endless
How cities turn economic signals and parcel-level data into credible funding conversations with counties and grantors. City leaders don’t struggle because they lack need. They struggle because they lack proof. When
Why parcel-level prioritization matters when sales tax and property tax are part of your budget. For cities that rely on local revenue — whether from property tax, sales tax, or
The affordable housing crisis isn’t just about demand — it’s about cost. Across the U.S., local governments are spending $232,000 to over $600,000 per unit to build affordable housing through
Resolve the vacant properties your residents complain about, recover lost income, sales, and property tax revenue, and move quickly move blighted parcels to productive use—without adding staff or managing another system.
