Texas Institute for Property Rights

How to End the Bullet Train Controversy

In 2015, Texas Central Partners announced that it had secured funding to move forward with a proposed high-speed railroad between

In the 1970s, the Houston Independent School District (HISD) developed a program to allow students to transfer to a school

Anytime the government intervenes in economic affairs, it is picking winners and losers. Consider the tariffs recently imposed by the

To “celebrate” Tax Day 2018, I am offering a free download of “Government Without Taxation” from my book Individual Rights

Nuisance provides a way to resolve many perceived property rights conflicts. Founded in common law, nuisance holds that property owners

A Washington state court recently struck down a Seattle ordinance that forced landlords to rent to the next tenant in

In typical leftist fashion, Houston Chronicle columnist Chris Tomlinson once again endorses regulations intended to protect us from our own

Homeowners in a neighborhood in Dripping Springs are engaged a controversy over deed restrictions. In 2016, Greg George began building