Our President & CEO Jeffrey DeBoer testified last week at a congressional hearing on the state of #CRE and provided important policy recommendations for ensuring the continued stability and resilience of this crucial sector of our economy. The hearing focused on the challenges facing aspects of #CRE, the supply of affordable housing, and navigating the complex regulatory environment. We recommended specific policy solutions to maintain a strong and vibrant industry: 🏦 extend maturing loans & increase the flow of new credit 🚶💼 encourage return-to-office for federal employees 🏗️🏠spur new housing development by easing regulatory hurdles 🏢➡️🏘️ support property conversions As the state of #CRE continues to evolve, we’re working proactively with stakeholders to safeguard this vital industry and meet our business & community needs. WATCH: https://bit.ly/3UJAOk7
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The system was never broken. It was built to kill black brown and low wealth people. Can’t just aim to reform this structure to where we want it. Sure we can reform it to better the circumstances of those inside, but reform shouldn’t be our goal. Abolition is the only goal that makes any sense. We have to first create the systems in our community to keep our people well and safe. Once we do that, abolition becomes the apparent answer. Until then, we have to keep building. We can’t keep letting people be killed and dehumanized by this structure regardless of if they were found innocent or not.
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On Aug. 1, Barnes & Thornburg's Richard Glaze will present a webinar for the IMLA. The presentation will cover the impacts of recent Supreme Court interpretations of what defines a “water of the United States,” how the EPA and ACOE’s WOTUS rule reflects these rulings, and how these rulings affect municipalities. https://bit.ly/4di5ak1
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Our newest newsletter is out now! This edition features a united call to action from Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) demanding stricter budget execution and greater transparency and accountability in governance. Read the full News Update here: [https://lnkd.in/gC3X2mVc]
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NAWIC National Candidate Question #6 "If elected what is your number one goal or what one thing will you work hardest to accomplish?" Jodi: NAWIC Chapters and Regions need to have resources to support the financial obligations of managing the business portion of our association. As Treasurer, I will work with our Financial Advisor and Staff to remedy common mishaps and provide clear communication of processes. #writeinjodiwiemerslagenationaltreasurer #leadingbuildersbuildingleaders
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civil discourse.. an apt title but could be considered a title of irony in this day and time. when verifiable objective facts are presented and yet denied due to non-fact based opinion and events being presented one supposes under the rubric of "alternative facts", how does effective productive discourse take place? once upon a time, in the not so distant past, facts were accepted and agreed. discussions were held, albeit with some definite disagreements, on what to do about the issues but holding to the objective verifiable facts. this is the basis of negotiation, in government, business, families, and groups of any sort. unless we can come away from hyperbolic headlines and commentary, we are headed for disaster. the adage "divide and conquer" will be fulfilled. https://lnkd.in/dR7N45sT
Excellent policy suggestions to invigorate the industry! Extending maturing loans and boosting credit flow are crucial for financial stability and growth. Easing regulatory barriers to new housing developments will certainly address urgent housing needs. Additionally, supporting property conversions can optimize real estate use and meet changing demands.