Brian Phillips, Author at Texas Institute for Property Rights

“Solutions” without the Full Context, Part 1

A recent article on The Conversation asserts that “building more homes won’t solve the affordable housing problem for the millions

Legislators in New York are considering a “just cause” eviction bill that opponents have labeled Lease for Life. The bill

One of the increasingly popular tactics that cities are using to address America’s housing shortage is to relax or eliminate

When California legislators were considering two bills to allow for “upzoning” throughout the state, local government officials lobbied to defeat

An essay in the Houston Chronicle argues that the best way to stop displacement while revitalizing impoverished neighborhoods is through

Cindy Tucker runs a nonprofit in Calhoun, Georgia, called Tiny House Up. She wants to build tiny houses—about 600 square

City council members in Denver recently became the latest legislative body to demonstrate that a basic knowledge of economics is

Proposals for dealing with the housing crisis invariably invoke a framework that pigeonholes legislators. This framework pits one group against