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The Real Estate Roundtable is a non-profit public policy organization in Washington, D.C. that works on public policy issues affecting the real estate industry. The Roundtable's policy issue focus includes specific issues such as taxation of carried interests and terrorism insurance, along with issues in the areas of capital and credit, environment and energy, homeland security and tax policy.
The Roundtable is involved in working on public policy issues on behalf of the commercial real estate industry. It is not a real estate agency. Additionally, the organization should not be confused with The Real Estate Roundtable of San Francisco or the UC Real Estate Roundtable Program.
The early 1990s were dark days for commercial real estate developers in Southern California. "Stay alive until '95," they used to say. But only now is a strong recovery at hand. Landlords are cranking up rents, and office developers are beginning to build again in earnest.