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NAIOP Provides a Voice for CRE at Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee Annual Meeting

  • August 6, 2025
Dozens of Democratic state legislators from across the United States convened in San Diego, California, July 28-30 for the annual meeting of the Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee (DLCC), the Democratic Party’s fundraising organization for state legislators. The meeting featured 25 states, 65 legislators and 38 members of chamber leadership. NAIOP Corporate’s state and local government affairs team attended this conference to educate Democratic state legislators on issues affecting commercial real estate.
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Office exterior

The Fundamentals of Embodied Carbon

  • August 4, 2025
Walk into any design meeting today and you’ll likely hear the word decarbonization. Among many strategies, it’s become a key focus in the building industry’s response to climate change. But what does it actually mean for the spaces we build? More importantly, how do we turn broad climate goals into specific, measurable actions, especially when much of a building’s emissions are released before the lights are ever turned on?
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Columbus, Ohio

Midwest Momentum: How Columbus is Redefining Industrial Growth

  • July 25, 2025
On the list of industrial investment markets receiving widespread media coverage, many names are familiar: Nashville, Tennessee; Boise, Idaho; and the high-growth Sun Belt cities. There’s another real estate market experiencing exceptional growth that might be flying under your radar: Columbus, Ohio. The city will host NAIOP's I.CON Central industrial conference this November.
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AI construction

AI’s Role in Capital Projects: Transforming Development and Construction

  • July 22, 2025
Commercial real estate professionals – developers, investors, contractors, site selectors and service providers – are beginning to harness AI’s potential to enhance decision-making, improve project outcomes and mitigate risk. Those that strategically integrate AI into capital project planning and execution will gain a significant competitive advantage.
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Capitol Hill

From Deductions to Depreciation: Real Estate Tax Impacts of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act

  • July 16, 2025
On July 4, 2025, President Donald Trump signed into law the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA). Read a summary of the provisions that impact the commercial real estate industry as well as commentary on some issues that NAIOP's government affairs team overcame in the process by David Sobochan, Market Leader, Real Estate and Construction Partner for Cohen & Co, who is a member of NAIOP’s national Tax & Finance Government Affairs advisory committee.
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Grocery shopping retail

From Panic to Pattern: What the Data Says About Retail’s Comeback and Consumer Behavior

  • July 11, 2025
Physical retail is not dead, according to a recent webinar focused on retail trends hosted by Placer.ai. Following the reopening of physical stores and restaurants after the COVID-19 pandemic, customers came back; these days, when cycles of uncertainty occur, such as for economic reasons, customers are getting past it fairly quickly.
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Coworking space

Suburban Surge: How Coworking Spaces Are Shifting Beyond the City

  • July 7, 2025
As the modern workplace continues to evolve, so does the coworking industry, adapting to shifting employee preferences, real estate trends and the ongoing hybrid work revolution. Recent national data from a Yardi Kube analysis reveals a compelling trend: suburban coworking spaces are growing faster than their urban counterparts, signaling a potential long-term transformation in how and where Americans choose to work.
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New York City election

High Stakes for Commercial Real Estate in New York Mayor’s Race

  • July 2, 2025
A 33-year-old member of the Democratic Socialists of America whose most recognizable campaign slogan was “Freeze the Rent!” is now set to be the next mayor of America’s most populous city. How did this upset happen? How will it affect commercial real estate in New York? Does this have implications for other states and localities, or even nationally?
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