Texas Institute for Property Rights

The Border Wall vs. Security

President Trump has argued that his proposed border wall is necessary to protect the nation’s security. Sadly, the wall presents

In September, the Austin American-Statesman published a three-part series on the growing conflict between the owners of some short-term rentals

In early December, Minneapolis enacted an extensive reduction in the city’s zoning laws by eliminating single-family zoning. Developers will soon

Atascosa County Farm Bureau President Pete Pawelek has called for reform of Texas’s eminent domain laws. He claims that current

A recent story in the Texas Tribune details the difficulties that the holders of Section 8 vouchers have in locating

For some time, I have been defending short-term rentals (STRs), such as the accommodations offered through companies like Airbnb. This

In late November, a federal judge in Fort Worth ruled that a Wichita Falls anesthesiologist and fossil enthusiast could keep

Over the past decade (and perhaps longer) there has been a trend for business owners to claim that a law