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Property Rights Legal Fund
BREAKING NEWS
While this is disappointing, it doesn’t change anything as we knew that we would need to go to appeals no matter what the initial outcome AND that the Texas Court of Appeals almost always sides with property rights. We are preparing an email with more details for plaintiffs that will go out by end of day. This is NOT over- we’re just moving on to the second phase that we knew was inevitable!
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Members, you are likely going to see news break soon reporting that the judge in our case sided with the City of Fort Worth. We spoke with our attorneys today, and we have a plan.Recent newsFort Worth braces for verdict on short-term rental lawsuit as new judge takes caseTwo years after Fort Worth City Council members unanimously passed regulations that would outlaw short-term rentals in much of the city, the city is still navigating legal repercussions as homeowners and landlords challenge the regulations in court. Short Term Rentals Help Drive Texas Economy The combined impact of short-term vacation rentals and their guests drove nearly $14.3 billion in business sales in the state of Texas, supporting 83,552 jobs and generating approximately $1.2 billion in state and local tax revenues. CLICK HERE FOR THE FULL REPORT.
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Click the above alert to read about Fort Worth's biggest property rights challenge its ever seen from citizens This court challenge will be monumental in how the City chooses to move forward regarding fundamental property rights. |
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