Posts by Tanner W
REBIC – Mecklenburg County Commission Chair Mark Jerrell is Guest of Canopy Gov’t Affairs Committee.
REBIC – Mecklenburg County Commission Chair Mark Jerrell is Guest of Canopy Gov’t Affairs Committee. From REBIC – 5/19/26 Last Friday, during our Canopy Government Affairs Committee Meeting, we were pleased and honored to have Mecklenburg County Commission Chair Mark Jerrell as our guest. During the course of his presentation, in which he masterfully presented…
Read MoreChapters Hold Days at the Capitol to Advance Interests of CRE
Chapters Hold Days at the Capitol to Advance Interests of CRE Toby Burke for Market Share Blog | May 13, 2026 As part of their ongoing state-level advocacy work, NAIOP members from chapters in Ohio, Michigan and North Carolina engaged policymakers at their state capitals this week. NAIOP members from these states traveled to their…
Read MoreREBIC – Charlotte City Council Puts Brakes on Progress Severely Limiting Long-term Prosperity
REBIC – Charlotte City Council Puts Brakes on Progress Severely Limiting Long-term Prosperity From REBIC – 5/12/2026 Rob’s report on the other night’s Charlotte City Council meeting is full of bad news for Charlotte. Especially if we want to prosper. Testy debates followed by numerous attempts to score political points paired with the avoidance of problem…
Read MoreCommercial Real Estate Capital Markets Enter a Transitional Phase
Commercial Real Estate Capital Markets Enter a Transitional Phase Max Shpilband for Market Share Blog | May 5, 2026 Commercial real estate professionals gathered for a capital markets briefing hosted by NAIOP Utah during NAIOP’s National Forums Symposium in Salt Lake City last week. Will McIntosh, Ph.D., senior visiting Fellow of the NAIOP Research Foundation…
Read MoreI77 South Managed Lanes – Project Notes and Important Engagement Milestones
I77 South Managed Lanes – Project Notes and Important Engagement Milestones The North Carolina Department of Transportation (NCDOT) invites you to be part of an important moment for the I-77 South corridor. Over the coming weeks, we are hosting a series of community engagement opportunities designed to ensure community voice is reflected in the process, and we…
Read MoreLeadership in an Age of Disruption: A Conversation with Mitt Romney
Leadership in an Age of Disruption: A Conversation with Mitt Romney Kathryn Hamilton, CAE for Market Share Blog | May 1, 2026 In a wide-ranging conversation at NAIOP’s National Forums Symposium this week in Salt Lake City, former U.S. Senator Mitt Romney shared candid insights on leadership, economic uncertainty, artificial intelligence and the future of…
Read MoreCharlotte Future 2040 Policy Map Update – 5/4/26
Charlotte Future 2040 Policy Map Update – 5/4/26 On April 14, 2026, Charlotte City Council adopted seven draft Community Area Plans and amended seven adopted Charlotte Future 2040 Community Area Plans. We’re excited to share that the Policy Map updates included in those plans have now been incorporated into the Adopted Policy Map, which is…
Read MoreCity of Charlotte Urban Forestry – Temporary Planting Flexibility Implemented 5/1/2026
City of Charlotte Urban Forestry – Temporary Planting Flexibility Implemented 5/1/2026 Effective immediately, the City’s Urban Forestry Group will provide delayed planting options for all tree, shrub, and other planting requirements until further notice. This includes all plantings for land development regulations in Article 20 of the Charlotte UDO, the Charlotte Tree Ordinance, tree mitigation…
Read MoreIn Memory of Chris Thomas
In Memory of Chris Thomas It is with a heavy heart that we share the loss of our dear friend and colleague, Chris Thomas, who passed away on April 29 following a brief but courageous fight with liver cancer. Chris was a people-first leader in every sense. As a past president of NAIOP Charlotte and…
Read MoreREBIC – Controversy on Faith In Housing Approvals Concerning
REBIC – Controversy on Faith In Housing Approvals Concerning From REBIC – 4/28/2026 The Faith in Housing Initiative was launched in 2024 with the intent to (according to the City of Charlotte’s website) “equip faith-based organizations with the tools, resources, and partnerships necessary to bring affordable housing projects to life.” REBIC recently shared information about…
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