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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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Democratic Party meeting

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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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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Capitol Hill

The House at a Crossroads for Reconciliation Bill

  • May 21, 2025
The “One, Big, Beautiful Bill” containing much of President Donald Trump and congressional Republicans’ domestic agenda, and which has bedeviled House Speaker Mike Johnson for most of the year, finally appears to be headed for a vote on the House floor.
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State legislatures

NAIOP State Chapters Hold Days at The Capitol

  • April 2, 2025
As state legislatures are convening to begin the next two years of policymaking, many NAIOP chapters around the country are hosting a Day at the Capitol. These events, in which NAIOP owners and developers travel to their state capital to talk policy with their elected representatives, are among the most effective forms of advocacy.
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Solar and battery storage in industrial

Industrial Solar and Battery Storage: Best Practices, Making Money and Avoiding Risk

  • March 27, 2025
In a session at I.CON West, Ryan McEvoy, principal and founder of GAIA, and a leader in sustainable real estate development, noted that 92% of all new energy throughout the world is produced by solar; in the U.S., that figure is 66%, with California leading the way. “California solar continues to grow year over year, and on average, utilities in California are run on batteries roughly two hours a day,” he said.
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Tax legislation

The Latest Target on CRE:  The Business/Corporate State and Local Tax Deduction

  • March 19, 2025
Whether at the local, state or federal level, the commercial real estate industry is accustomed to being targeted for tax increases. As the saying goes, “commercial real estate doesn’t vote.” It should not be a surprise to anyone, then, that we are an attractive  place for politicians to look to when they are seeking more money to address a problem. The latest example of this is at the federal level, where members of congressional tax-writing committees are seriously considering eliminating or capping the current tax deduction for state and local taxes paid by businesses.
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Warehouse loading bay

State Legislatures Debate Anti-warehouse Legislation Similar to California’s AB 98

  • February 19, 2025
Logistics and warehouse facilities play a critical role in goods movement and the supply chain for meeting the needs of consumers, governments and businesses across North America. The essential role that these facilities play, as well as their economic contributions and job creation, must be taken into consideration in policy debates that could affect their viability.  
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