Texas Institute for Property Rights

Unleashing a Gusher of Affordable Housing

In the late nineteenth century, self-taught geologist Patillo Higgins concluded that a salt dome in Beaumont contained oil. Geological experts

A North Carolina senator has introduced a bill that would eliminate single-family zoning throughout the state. The bill would require

A growing trend in housing is building more missing middle housing. In most cities, new housing consists of single-family homes,

When Texas Gov. Greg Abbott announced that he was rescinding the state’s face mask mandate and business occupancy limits effective

When their beach house in Nags Head, North Carolina, burned to the ground in 2016, Michael and Cathy Zito wanted

Housing advocates frequently claim that the rent is too damn high. (From 2005 to 2015, there was even a political

In the early twentieth century, cities across the nation began enacting zoning ordinances that prohibited blacks from buying a home

“Housing justice” activists often claim that landlords rake in the “big bucks.” Such claims usually drop the context, citing a