Brian Phillips, Author at Texas Institute for Property Rights

The Wrong Standard of Value

As energy expert Alex Epstein points out in Fossil Future, before we begin to analyze any idea or policy, we

While city officials in Boston continue to push for rent control, the Boston Herald is calling for the city to

Politicians and housing activists often blame greedy corporate landlords as a primary cause of rising housing costs. They then demand

A growing movement is underway to impose a global minimum tax of 2 percent on the world’s 2,700 billionaires. This

Last November, the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit refused to hear a takings case brought by

The owner of a Wyoming ranch is appealing a judge’s ruling that “corner crossing” is legal. Corner crossing is the

A growing number of public officials are sounding the alarm that a decreasing birth rate in the United States could

A federal jury in Missouri recently found the National Association of Realtors (NAR) and several residential brokers guilty of conspiring