<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=3oPPuM_1DXgVIZt00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=3oPPuM_1DXgVIZt00" width="624" height="390" ><figcaption>The 133rd Maine legislative session will get underway in January 2027. PHOTO / COURTESY WIKIMEDIA COMMONS</figcaption></figure>The Maine Real Estate and Development Association is brainstorming possible action items for consideration by the 133rd state Legislature, which will get underway in January 2027.Executive Director Shelly Clark said, “MEREDA intends to continue its focus on legislation that creates a more fair, practical and predictable development landscape for Maine.”Legal and regulatory issues that challenge developers are top priorities.Mainebiz looked at what laws were passed in the second regular session of the 132nd Legislature, which wrapped up at the end of April, in a recent article — which also noted bills that are expected to be reviewed in the coming session. Click here for that summary.Suggestions for action in 2027 can be submitted on MEREDA’s website, up until August 15, through the Advocacy page under the Updates tab.</div></body>

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The Maine Real Estate and Development Association is brainstorming possible action items for consideration by the 133rd state Legislature, which will get underway in January 2027. Executive Director Shelly Clark said, “MEREDA intends to continue its focus on legislation that creates a more fair, practical and predictable development landscape for...

MEREDA seeks policy input for upcoming legislative session

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The Maine Real Estate and Development Association is brainstorming possible action items for consideration by the 133rd state Legislature, which will get u

MEREDA seeks policy input for upcoming legislative session

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