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The super committee charged with finding $1.2 trillion in deficit cuts will make its recommendations by Thanksgiving, and several tax programs and provisions popular in the multifamily industry may be on the chopping block.
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More than 20 bills dealing with Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, and housing finance reform in general have been proposed in the House of Representatives, but few if any have gained traction. Meanwhile, the GSEs continue to march toward profitability, potentially paving the way for a spin-off.
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NAHB's chairman explains why, with the uncertainty surrounding tax reform and housing finance, the multifamily sector must guard its interests at all levels of government.
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Robert Nielsen believes his past roles as teacher and coach will serve him well to move builders and regulators in the right direction.
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A tort-reform attorney and U.S. congresswoman debate the need for this statute and whether it will spark legal challenges.
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Continuing his push for innovation, the President outlines a focus on energy-efficient buildings.
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A Republican majority in the House of Representatives would have a big impact on not only the content but also the timing of future housing finance legislation.
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Multifamily Executive Q&A: Terri Ludwig, President and CEO of Enterprise Community Partners
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Whether regulatory and legislative issues, economic fluctuations, or natural disasters, some things are outside of an owner/operator's control. Or are they?