Legal & Regulatory

Time is running out on a favorable tax benefit.

Tapering speed of bond purchases will double, reducing the injection of capital that has helped drive investments and property price increases.

The Build Back Better Act and the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act are both poised to deliver a significant boost to the sector.

Many CRE organizations argue that the original proposed IRS rule "substantially chilled interest" in AIT minimum set-asides.

The worry is money laundering. The impact could be a lot more paperwork.

Jurisdictions with large amounts of unused funds include less-populous states like Montana and North Dakota.

NAHB said it will only exacerbate market volatility, put upward pressure on lumber prices and make housing more expensive.

The spending is also likely to further squeeze materials and commodities that are already in short supply, as well as labor.