The Voice Of Real Estate,An Engine Of Our Economy
Our Mission
The Real Estate Roundtable brings together leaders of the nation’s top publicly-held and privately-owned real estate ownership, development, lending, and management firms with the leaders of major national real estate trade associations to jointly address key national policy issues relating to real estate and the overall economy.
Explore Our Policy Issues

The Real Estate Roundtable’s business and trade association leaders identify, analyze, and coordinate positions on public policies to ensure a cohesive industry voice is heard by government officials and the public.

We remain committed to advocating for national policies that support economic stability, job expansion, and long-term economic growth.

Spotlight
California's Climate Disclosure Package - Summary of SB 253 and SB 261
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Joint Trades Letter Opposing SEC's Safeguarding Advisory Client Proposed Rule
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Roundtable Weekly
TOP STORIES
Bipartisan House Legislation Would Encourage Debt Workouts
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California Passes Corporate Climate Disclosure Package; Biden Administration Releases Net-Zero Emissions Principles for Financial Institutions
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Congress Seeks to Include Legislative Language in Spending Bills Addressing Federal Workers' Return to Offices
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CRE Coalition Asks EPA to Help Standardize Conflicting State, Local Building Emissions Laws
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Congress Faces Short-Term Funding Measure to Prevent Government Shutdown by Sept. 30
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Roundtable Urges Clarifications to Florida Law Restricting Certain Foreign Investments in Real Estate
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White House Directs Agencies to Increase Return of Employees to Federal Offices
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House Democrats Urge Federal Regulators to Incentivize CRE Conversions
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Meeting Information

Members can click below for information on our upcoming Roundtable and policy advisory committee meetings.

Commercial Real Estate & The Economy

See statistics that show how the real estate industry supports economic growth, millions of jobs and billions in economic development, local property and school taxes, and contributions to Americans’ retirement savings.