"Given the huge economic cost of delayed or cancelled real estate projects--for our industry, for the hundreds of thousands of workers whose jobs are on the line, for local communities that may lose out on millions of dollars in tax revenue--the need for a federal backstop on terrorism insurance coverage is more important than ever," says RER chairman Nelson C. Rising.
With members of a conference committee already in place, the US House of Representatives and the US Senate are expected to combine their two terrorism insurance bills into one passable piece of legislation, now that the congressional summer recess has come to a close.
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