Rep. Mark Born (R-Beaver Dam) discusses the GOP’s changes to Gov. Evers’ $92 billion budget, and Evers may veto the entire bill once on his desk. WRA EVP Tom Larson joins Rep. Born to discuss the GOP’s legislative priorities and budget modifications.

Rep. Tony Kurtz discusses the competing proposals for Wisconsin broadband expansion. In this episode, WRA Executive Vice President Tom Larson talks with Rep. Kurtz about how much Wisconsin will invest in expanded broadband service to unserved areas of the Badger State.

Rep. Rob Summerfield (R-Bloomer) introduced AB 156 to provide a tax credit to incentivize developers to build more workforce housing in Wisconsin. Listen to WRA Executive Vice President Tom Larson discuss this proposal with Rep. Summerfield.

Sen. Dan Feyen (R-Fond du Lac) and WRA EVP Tom Larson discuss the shortage of workforce housing in Wisconsin and what we can do to address the problem.

Take a detailed look at the American Rescue Plan’s funding assistance for landlords and tenants. Heiner Giese with the Apartment Association of Southeast Wisconsin discusses the new COVID-19 relief legislation with the WRA’s EVP Tom Larson.

WHEDA deputy secretary Kim Plache joins the WRA’s EVP Tom Larson to discuss the workforce housing proposals in Gov. Evers’ state budget bill.

Explore the items contained in Gov. Evers’ proposed state budget that are good for real estate, not so good and downright “drugly.” Hosted by the WRA’s Tom Larson, Cori Lamont and Joe Murray.

A recent Wisconsin Supreme Court decision creates a loophole in shoreland zoning regulations. The WRA’s Tom Larson and former state Rep. Adam Jarchow (R-Balsam Lake) explain.

What does the future hold for waterfront property owners? REALTOR® Mike Spranger discusses the importance of the WRA’s lobbying efforts and advocacy on the “Protect Our Piers” bill working its way through the Wisconsin Legislature.

Assembly Housing & Real Estate Committee chair and WRA member Rep. Jagler outlines his priorities for the current legislative session that include the urgent need for workforce housing, expanded broadband access, and moving legislation that was stalled from the last session due to the COVID-19 pandemic.