According to NAIOP analysis, the $2-trillion economic stimulus bill recently passed by House and Senate leaders in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, has multiple positive implications for commercial real estate.
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According to NAIOP analysis, the $2-trillion economic stimulus bill recently passed by House and Senate leaders in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, has multiple positive implications for commercial real estate.
A real estate 2-for-1 on the ballot On November 3, Texas voters will have the chance to permanently ban taxes on the sale of real estate and to increase the homestead exemption from $15,000 to $25,000. Brokers, you’re about to save money …Read Entire Post
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…“Property rights are of enormous import to the hundreds of thousands of small business owners who rely on their property for the success of their businesses,” said Karen Harned, executive director of NFIB’s Small Business Legal Center. “In ruling today that individuals can challenge the EPA in court before being penalized or forced into compliance, the justices have assured landowners that their constitutional right to seek judicial review of government orders is inalienable. The extraordinary costs, administrative burdens and other punitive measures that can cripple small businesses are no longer an inevitability for the men and women of Main Street.” Click to read full article: U.S. Supreme Court rules against EPA in big win for property rights (Business Journals, Washington Bureau, 3-21-12)
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As the Chair of the ICSC Government Relations Committee, J. Bradley Greenblum shared highlights of the recently adjourned Texas State Legislature as it pertained to the real estate industry including important initiatives that were passed, others that were successfully defeated as well as a few disappointments. Stay informed and involved in these important issues.