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Tag: Austin

Hypocrisy Times Two

January 3, 2019 Brian Phillips Business Regulations, Property

A recent editorial in the Austin American-Statesman called for legislators to enact “common-sense” reforms of the state’s civil asset forfeiture

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Principles vs. the Mob

December 26, 2018 Brian Phillips Property 2 comments

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

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Principles, Politics, and Planning, Part 3

June 14, 2018 Brian Phillips Preservation, Property

The purported goal of land-use regulations, such as Austin’s CodeNext, is to plan the development within a community. On the

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Principles, Politics, and Planning, Part 2

June 12, 2018 Brian Phillips Preservation, Property

In the last post, we saw that Austin’s attempt to rewrite it’s land-use regulations (called CodeNext) has resulted in great

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Principles, Politics, and Planning, Part 1

June 7, 2018 Brian Phillips Preservation, Property

In 2012, Austin began the process of rewriting the city’s land-use regulations. The project came to be named CodeNext, and

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The CodeNext Debate: Gang Warfare

March 27, 2018 Brian Phillips Zoning and Land Use

I have previously written, albeit briefly, about both the economic and moral aspects of opposition to Austin’s CodeNext. The debate

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The CodeNext Debate: Morality

March 22, 2018 Brian Phillips Preservation, Zoning and Land Use

In the last post, we briefly examined the contradictory goals of some opponents of Austin’s proposed new land-use regulations. The

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The CodeNext Debate: Economics

March 20, 2018 Brian Phillips Preservation, Zoning and Land Use

For the past five years, the city of Austin has been working on a revised land-use ordinance called CodeNext. The

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