Policy in Motion: Adapting to a Changing Regulatory Landscape

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Presented on October 28, 2025

Laura Cataldo, Director, Construction
Matthew Berger, SVP and Head of Policy, National Multifamily Housing Council
Alex Etchen, Vice President of Government Relations, AGC of America

As the regulatory and policy landscape evolves, so too does the framework in which we plan, build, and invest.

View our webcast, Policy in Motion: Adapting to a Changing Regulatory Landscape, as a panel of professionals explore how recent and upcoming changes in legislation—across federal, state, and local levels—are influencing development patterns, permitting processes, housing supply, environmental standards, tax incentives, labor, and infrastructure funding.

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