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North Carolina state capitol

NAIOP Charlotte Notches Major Local Advocacy Win on Transportation

  • January 7, 2026
Throughout 2025, NAIOP Charlotte worked tirelessly on behalf of a referendum in Mecklenburg County concerning transportation investment. Their efforts were rewarded when voters approved the referendum last November.
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Advocacy for CRE

NAIOP’s Advocacy Impacted Policy Outcomes Benefiting CRE in 2025

  • December 17, 2025
NAIOP chapters and members successfully advanced the interests of commercial real estate by engaging lawmakers at both the state and local levels in 2025. Their advocacy ensured that their voices were heard, resulting in several policy outcomes that will spur commercial development, create jobs and strengthen a transforming economy.
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Canadian summit

NAIOP Hosts Inaugural Public Policy Summit in Canada

  • November 5, 2025
NAIOP chapter leaders and executive directors from across Canada traveled to Toronto in late October for the first Canadian Public Policy Summit, hosted by NAIOP Corporate. The two-day summit provided chapter leaders with the opportunity to have open and engaging conversations with national policy and opinion leaders on issues of importance to commercial real estate and the development community.
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Capitol Hill

The Government Shutdown and Commercial Real Estate

  • October 15, 2025
As of midnight Tuesday, the federal government has been closed for two weeks, with few signs pointing to a quick resolution or change in the political dynamics that led to the current impasse. A federal government shutdown of short duration is perceived by many outside of the nation’s capital as more of a political show than anything else. But the longer a shutdown lasts, the more the impact is felt by businesses and the public, including in the commercial real estate industry.
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Philadelphia

NAIOP Hosts Northeast Regional Public Policy Summit in Philadelphia

  • October 1, 2025
As September drew to a close, NAIOP chapter leaders from the Northeast gathered for a summit to learn about and discuss the policy issues facing commercial real estate in the region. Representatives from Detroit, Greater Philadelphia, New Jersey, Massachusetts, New York City Metro and Pittsburgh met in Philadelphia to hear from five speakers with policy expertise.
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Federal legislation

Inside Washington: Tax Reform, Incentives and the 2026 Political Landscape

  • September 9, 2025
At CRE Converge in Toronto, NAIOP’s Senior Director of Federal Affairs Eric Schmutz dove into the latest federal legislation impacting the commercial real estate industry. The session centered on a major win for the commercial real estate industry: the One Big Beautiful Bill Act signed this summer. The legislation makes several important provisions permanent while introducing new incentives designed to support investment, development and economic growth.
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Global economy and impact of tariffs

The Messy Middle: Scenario Planning and Strategy in a Shifting Real Estate Market

  • September 4, 2025
On the NAIOP Inside CRE podcast last week, Carey Heyman, managing principal for the real estate industry at CLA, covered key provisions of OB3A (CLA’s internal shorthand for the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act”) for commercial real estate and shared strategies for balancing tax advantages with the continued uncertainty around tariffs.
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New Jersey state capitol

NAIOP New Jersey: Leading CRE Into a New Era of Opportunity

  • September 3, 2025
As the commercial real estate industry navigates a rapidly shifting economic landscape, NAIOP New Jersey continues to confront a wave of legislative and regulatory proposals that could significantly impact the sector’s financial and operational dynamics. This November, New Jersey will hold what may be its most consequential gubernatorial election in three decades. Additionally, every seat in the New Jersey Assembly is up for grabs. While New Jersey remains a reliably blue state, recent trends suggest a shift toward purple – and we’ll soon see just how purple.
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