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Land use regulation is a category of books focused on the laws, policies, and planning practices that govern how land is allocated, developed, and conserved. Typical topics include zoning and comprehensive plans; subdivision and site-plan controls; permits, variances, and conditional uses; exactions, impact fees, and development agreements; environmental review and resource protection; historic preservation and design standards; and growth management, housing, and infrastructure siting. Works in this area examine the roles of local, regional, and national governments, influential court decisions (including regulatory takings), and the tensions between private property rights and public goals such as environmental stewardship, hazard mitigation, equity, and economic development. The category spans treatises, casebooks, handbooks, and practical guides for lawyers, planners, policymakers, developers, and community advocates, often featuring case studies, comparative analyses, and best practices.

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