The sound of bipartisanship, such as it is, can be the harbinger of greenback tides. With the infrastructure bill, there's no guarantee, with the White House pushing hard for backing and Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell at odds, as The Hill reports.
But forget stories of rancor for a moment. There's still a significant chance that the $1.2 trillion, multi-year bill—which includes previously appropriated money and rolls out over years—will still happen. Spending areas include roads and bridges, public transit, airports, ports and waterways, water systems, broadband, and power and grid upgrades.
What it might mean for CRE isn't yet clear.
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