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2025 · 2nd Quarter (Apr 1 - June 30)

COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION (F.K.A. NAIOP)

Filed by COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION (F.K.A. NAIOP).

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Source: Lobbying Disclosure APIRecently refreshed. 2026-08-03 06:26:15 UTC.

Source-reported fields

Filing overview

Type
2nd Quarter - Report
Posted
Jul 16, 2025
Income
Not reported
Expenses
$341,647.00
Filing UUID
7cfa61e2-d13b-4409-b2eb-b5e855c92198
Termination date
Not reported

Expense method: A

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Lobbying issues and bill citations

TAX · Taxation/Internal Revenue Code

Lobbied for passage of H.R.1, the One Big Beautiful Bill Act budget and tax reconciliation measure. Lobbied to make permanent 100% full expensing of business property (bonus depreciation). Lobbied to make permanent the IRS Section 199A 20% deduction for small and individually owned businesses. Lobbied to maintain the current deduction for businesses for payment of state and local taxes. Lobbied against retaliatory tax measures (Section 899) of the House-passed tax reconciliation measure. Lobbied to maintain current capital gains tax treatment for carried interest compensation. Lobbied to maintain IRS Code Section 1031 like-kind exchanges. Lobbied for an increase to the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit. Lobbied to extend deferred gain recognition date and other changes in the Opportunity Zones program. Lobbied for enactment of tax incentives to facilitate conversions of underutilized commercial buildings to affordable housing and mix-use developments (The Revitalizing Downtowns and Main Streets Act).

Literal federal measure citations: H.R.1

ENV · Environment/Superfund

Lobbied to continue the Environmental Protection Agency's current Energy Star Program.

ENG · Energy/Nuclear

Lobbied for congressional action to ensure sufficient electrical energy is available for development of data centers and other commercial real estate.

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