Author: Timothy L. Coyle

The selection a few years back of former GOP leader David Cogdill to lead California homebuilders (CBIA) through difficult times was an excellent choice.  CBIA

After taking their recent cap-and-trade victory lap, the Governor and Democrats in the Legislature pledged to fix the state’s housing problems next.  When I heard

Christopher Thornberg’s “Stop Dissin’ the Housing Market—Set it Free!”, which recently appeared on these pages, is just what California’s housing markets need.  Hail to this Beacon

Amid the myriad and many examples of how government intervention upsets local housing markets comes one of the most shameful in the form of Assembly

By almost all accounts, economists, academicians, social scientists, policy makers and industry experts agree that at the root of California’s housing problems is a profound

On these pages recently, Joe Matthews penned an essay advocating more state intervention in local housing markets.  Matthews should be forgiven for endorsing such an

Last year, Brown proposed $400 million for housing projects in return for lawmakers loosening certain development restrictions. Talks stalled, and Brown’s budget revision this year

Housing expert and friend Carol Galante has drunk the Kool-Aid. She’s bought into the theory that things other than California’s profound undersupply of housing should

On these pages I have consistently advocated for limited government interference when it comes to building the housing California desperately needs.  After all, housing markets