Charles M. Haar

Federal credit and private housing

Markets in land, private property, and social interests

Euclid lives

Zoning for minimum standards

The metropolitan area level

Governing the metropolis

The Land-Use Planning Seminar

Economic and physical planning

Budgeting for metropolitan development

The content of the general plan

In accordance with a comprehensive plan

A blueprint for the president

Boston Harbor litigation

Pomeroy memorial lecture

Foreword [to Boston University Law Review issue]

Housing in the eighties

Of judges, politics and flounders

A framework for planned metropolitan development

Airport noise and the urban dweller

Epilogue, from polis to metropolis

Wayne Township

New York City's J-51 program

Urban enterprise zones

Shopping center location decisions

A federal role in metropolitanism

Financing sun power

A tribute to Lewis Mumford

Introduction

Transportation and economic opportunity

A program for land registration and land transfer in Indonesia

Legislative change of water law in Massachusetts

Business and the revolution in land use planning

The Helmsley mortgage

City of Quincy, plaintiff v. Metropolitan District Commission, et al., defendants

Boston schools crisis, spring, 1981

Quantitative analysis of zoning amendment litigation

Transfer of development rights

Remediating troubled waters

The wrong side of the tracks

Brief of Amicus curiae on behalf of appellants

Toshi keikaku to tochi riyō

The determination of benefits in land acquisition

Urban land policies

The housing problem of India and Pakistan

Report on possible work by the American Law Institute on land-use planning and controls

Metropolitan development and budgeting

[Cases and materials for Property I] ...

Latin America's troubled cities

Where shall the money come from?

[Report on toll highway proposed by Massachusetts Turnpike Authority]

[Seminar

Planning and law

[Remarks by Prof. Haar at] The American city: realities and possibilities

Beyond the wrong side of the tracks

City planning law

The future of new communities

Computer power and legal reasoning

Legal issues in the development of Ciudad Guayana

Municipal services

[Book review of the Future of cities and urban redevelopment and Urban redevelopment problems and practice]

Mitchell-Lama financing in New York City - 1970 - a case study