Rebecca Harris – National Preservation Partners Network

HPRP Easements

HPRP: Easements The Basics The National Park Service defines a historic preservation easement as “a voluntary legal agreement, typically in the form of a deed, which permanently protects a significant… Continue Reading HPRP Easements

HPRP Property Acquistion

HPRP: Acquiring Property There are many ways for a historic property redevelopment program to get started in real estate. Typically when acquiring a property (or an interest in a property),… Continue Reading HPRP Property Acquistion

Join

Join Today NPPN is your nonprofit preservation professional community. Membership provides access to a network of peers, professional development, knowledge sharing, and advocacy for national preservation issues. Join us to become part… Continue Reading Join

Easements

Easements In partnership with the Preservation Alliance for Greater Philadelphia, there is a listserv for entities that hold easements. The group also hosts quarterly calls to discuss issues, trends, and… Continue Reading Easements

Job Board

Job Board Below is a list of featured job openings from Member organizations. If you would like to submit a posting, email the Executive Director. All postings are required to include… Continue Reading Job Board

HPRP Funding

HPRP: Funding a Project You have capitalized your fund and have a pipeline. How do you fund the specific project you want to do? It does not all have to… Continue Reading HPRP Funding

HPRP The Basics

HPRP: The Basics What is a HPRP? A historic properties redevelopment program is an active real estate-based program for protecting endangered properties using techniques such as: options, purchase/resale, easements, and… Continue Reading HPRP The Basics