State Government Affairs
2026 NAIOP NC State Conference Highlights
2026 NAIOP NC State Conference Highlights The 2026 NAIOP NC State Conference marked a historic milestone for our organization, welcoming a record-breaking 400+ industry professionals from across North Carolina. Whether you joined us in person or are catching up now, the conference featured timely insights, dynamic discussions, and meaningful connections that continue to strengthen our…
Read MoreREBIC – Charlotte Commercial Real Estate – 2026 Economic Outlook Speculates on Growth, Data Centers, Tariffs, Labor Trends and More.
REBIC – Charlotte Commercial Real Estate – 2026 Economic Outlook Speculates on Growth, Data Centers, Tariffs, Labor Trends and More. From REBIC – 3/24/26 Taken from the Charlotte Business Journal. Published 2.27.2026 Despite tariffs, persistent inflation worries and a challenged labor market, Charlotte continues to outpace its peers, with some of the strongest evidence coming in…
Read MoreREBIC – Senate Passes Major Housing Legislation Despite Serious Industry Concerns
REBIC – Senate Passes Major Housing Legislation Despite Serious Industry Concerns From REBIC – 3/17/26 On March 12, the Senate passed the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act in an attempt to bolster the nation’s housing supply. (Link here to article.) NAHB has previously supported the bill, which had included many favorable positions for the housing industry.…
Read MoreREBIC – Rob Nanfelt Interviewed for Charlotte Ledger Report on Growth
REBIC – Rob Nanfelt Interviewed for Charlotte Ledger Report on Growth From REBIC – 3/3/26 The Charlotte Ledger, a media voice for the region, generally presents a balanced view of the most urgent voices commenting on growth and development. To that end, they recently reported about the cities surrounding Charlotte that are “Tapping the…
Read MoreREBIC – Looking For Information About Candidates Running in the Primary Election? The Election Hub is a Great Place to Start
REBIC – Looking For Information About Candidates Running in the Primary Election? The Election Hub is a Great Place to Start What is The Election Hub? The Election Hub began as a project of the Civic Knowledge Initiative, a 501(c)(3) organization that aims to provide unbiased and helpful information for voters in the Carolinas. The Election…
Read MoreCL&LR Capitol Hill Day Was Just the Beginning of Our Federal Advocacy in 2026
CL&LR Capitol Hill Day Was Just the Beginning of Our Federal Advocacy in 2026 Eric Schmutz for Market Share Blog | February 11, 2026 Last week, NAIOP members from chapters across North America came to Washington, D.C., to participate in the 2026 Chapter Leadership & Legislative Retreat. The event capped off on Wednesday…
Read MoreNAIOP Charlotte Notches Major Local Advocacy Win on Transportation
NAIOP Charlotte Notches Major Local Advocacy Win on Transportation By Jack Hargrove for Market Share Blog | January 7, 2026 While federal and state politics often grab headlines, local politics at the county and municipal levels can greatly affect commercial real estate and daily life. As a result, active advocacy efforts at the local level…
Read MoreREBIC – A Year In Review. Wins that Made a Difference.
REBIC – A Year In Review. Wins that Made a Difference. From REBIC A Peek at just some of the REBIC 2025 WINS that are resulting in significant changes in outcome from housing attainability, infrastructure improvements, zoning, and more. Political Leadership Highlights: Historic Mecklenburg County Transportation Referendum Passed – Through hands-on bi-partisan advocacy, we sought…
Read MoreMetropolitan Public Transit Authority Board Now in Place (Just Need Governor’s Appointee)
Metropolitan Public Transit Authority Board Now in Place (Just Need Governor’s Appointee) Details taken from the Charlotte Observer. The Metropolitan Public Transit Authority (MPTA) board is now mostly in place. As of Friday morning, only Governor Josh Stein had yet to make his pick for the Authority. The 27-member MPTA establishment process began following the…
Read MoreStatewide Support Swells for Mecklenburg County Transportation Referendum
Statewide Support Swells for Mecklenburg County Transportation Referendum Yes for Meck. It’s three little words. But it packs a punch. We’ve come so far to get this on the ballot, and have garnered so much support. Over this last year we’ve redoubled our efforts to get transportation right here in the region, and on November 4th…
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