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MBA State Policy Issues for Commercial/Multifamily

MBA works with state MBAs to support state and local legislation and policies that create a positive business environment for commercial and multifamily lenders.

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MBA works to respond to state legislative and regulatory proposals that affect commercial and multifamily MBA members and to supports effort to remove barriers to real estate development. In addition, MBA tracks state policy developments and provides analysis of state legislative and regulatory developments to members.

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State CREF Legislative Activity

As MBA continues to track legislation for its members, the reports below provide a focused list of legislation with movement in the last month. This is not an exhaustive list of legislation MBA is tracking, but a curated report to highlight movement on important CREF policies in the states. Please use the links provided in the report for the full legislative text and history of each legislation.

If any Commercial Real Estate Finance legislation activity is missing or if you see an issue MBA and it's State Partners should be aware of, please reach out to Liz Facemire (lfacemire@mba.org). 

For members to create and track their own legislation within MBA's complimentary database please click here. Additionally, MBA holds monthly trainings on how to best use the database to track legislation. To be added to any of the trainings please contact Ainsley Zimmer (MBA Sr. Specialist, State & Local Association Engagement) at azimmer@mba.org. 

Curated report organized by state as of June 30, 2025

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