Eliza Terziev
Eliza Terziev is a policy intern at Reason Foundation and the DeVoe L. Moore Center at Florida State University.
Before joining Reason Foundation, Terziev worked with the DeVoe L. Moore Center and Florida Policy Project focusing on housing and land use policy.
Terziev is currently pursuing an undergraduate degree in Economics at Florida State University.
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Institutional investors are not to blame for U.S. housing prices
Local government policies that do not let housing supply keep up with demand are to blame for disrupted housing markets.
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How to boost housing affordability in Sarasota, Florida
By not allowing affordable housing in Sarasota, the city is increasing sprawl, conversion of undeveloped land, and greenhouse gases emissions from commutes.
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Florida Senate Bills 1730 and 180 are solid housing reforms
Both bills, while having room for improvement, are promising steps toward a better housing policy landscape in the state of Florida.
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A symptom, not the cause: Institutional investors and the housing crisis
The presence of institutional investors in the housing market has grown substantially in the past 15 years.
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Houston’s housing success is a model for other cities
Evidence from Houston suggests that a decentralized regulatory climate has fostered a housing market capable of effectively adjusting to price pressure.
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Missing middle housing policies balance interests while addressing the affordable housing crisis
While some progress has been made, medium-density housing is still far outpaced by traditional single-family homes.
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3D-printed homes: Advancements in technology and remaining challenges
In light of the ongoing affordable housing crisis, 3D printing could prove a time- and cost-effective alternative to traditional construction for affordable housing.
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Why President Biden’s rent stabilization proposal won’t solve the housing crisis
Effective housing policy should focus on increasing the number of available housing units to help meet demand.
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The sunny side of the street: Unveiling strides in zoning reform
As local governments seek to combat rising home prices, some kinds of zoning reform have proven more feasible than others.