Reflections from the 2022 Chair: A Year of Rebuilding and Expanding
NAIOP 2022 Chair Jeff Milanaik shared this message with the board of directors during the Annual Meeting, held at CRE.Converge
NAIOP 2022 Chair Jeff Milanaik shared this message with the board of directors during the Annual Meeting, held at CRE.Converge
Members of Congress, both the House and Senate, finally got the chance to do what they have been desperate to
The federal government in the United States is responsible for establishing national policies and objectives that are often not achievable
The Senate is back in session this week, and the House of Representatives returns from its summer recess next week.
The economic slowdown from the COVID-19 pandemic initially raised concerns within states that general revenue collections would be lower than
redux: Latin, (from the verb reducere, meaning “to lead back”) can mean “brought back” or “bringing back.” A few weeks ago, Democratic
In short order, President Joe Biden’s climate agenda has suffered serious blows on both the legislative front and in the
There are many ways that developers can work to maximize confidentiality while working within the confines of states’ sunshine laws,
Several state legislatures this year have debated legislation that would change the rules and policies impacting commercial real estate. In California
Members from NAIOP’s three chapters in North Carolina traveled to Raleigh last week to advance the priorities of the commercial