property rights
Sedona’s Home-Sharing Ban Struck Down
Arizona’s Court of Appeals has delivered a major victory for private property rights, ruling that cities cannot bar homeowners from renting out their residences as short-term or vacation rentals—period. This decisive ruling not only reaffirms the…
The 2025 Journal
Click here to read the full version of The Journal. Table of Contents Florida’s Rural…
Property Rights Victory! Prescott Hotel Greenlighted…
Jim Griset had a simple dream: to build a small, boutique hotel in the heart of downtown Prescott,…
Tucson Held Liable for Dereliction on Homelessness
Time for Tucsonans to File Compensation Claims The Arizona Supreme Court last week declined to…
Zero Property Tax Would Be a Good Look
Nose hair is offensive. A tax on property is like the nose hair of public policy. There may not be a…
Defending Property in the Age of Regulation
For most of American history, government “eminent domain,” “takings” or “public use” referred to a narrow power—the right to seize private property, but only for genuine public uses like roads, schools, or courthouses, and only with just…
Orlando Sentinel: Commentary: Reform Property Taxes To…
October 12, 2025 Florida is often celebrated as a low-tax beacon, yet for many households, housing…
The James Madison Institute Releases Latest JMI Poll of…
The James Madison Institute Releases Latest JMI Poll of Florida Voters Rising Cost-of-Living and…
MetroLink Line Canceled, SNAP Reform, and Missouri’s…
David Stokes, Elias Tsapelas, and Avery Frank join Zach Lawhorn to discuss: the cancellation of the…
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