Zoning that totally destroys the economic value of a property holder's land is considered a constructive taking of the property.

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This is because the zoning renders the land useless or severely limits its potential uses, which in effect takes away the owner's ability to use the property for economic gain. This is a violation of the owner's property rights and is therefore considered a constructive taking.

Zoning That Totally Destroys the Economic Value of a Property