Atlanta REALTORS® PAC: Your Best Investment in Real Estate

The Atlanta REALTORS® PAC is part of the nation’s largest and most effective bipartisan PAC — RPAC — and serves as a powerful voice for private property rights and real estate professionals across the metro area.

Comprised of REALTOR® members from the Atlanta Commercial Board of REALTORS® and the Atlanta REALTORS® Association, Atlanta REALTORS® PAC works in partnership with our state and national associations to strategically support candidates at every level of government who champion smart and sustainable development, private property rights, and economic growth.

Your voluntary investment fuels political advocacy, issues mobilization, and the election of leaders who stand up for REALTOR® values. Whether it's defending real estate tax benefits, advancing smart growth initiatives, or stopping burdensome regulations that threaten your livelihood, Atlanta REALTORS® PAC delivers results.

Why invest in Atlanta REALTORS® PAC?

Atlanta REALTORS® PAC gives REALTORS® a collective voice in the political process, helping elect leaders who make decisions that impact your business and your clients.

Where does your investment go?

One hundred percent of your voluntary investment supports REALTOR® advocacy efforts. 35% is invested through Atlanta REALTORS® PAC to support local candidates and issues across Metro Atlanta. Another 35% is invested through Georgia RPAC to support state-level races and advocacy efforts. The remaining 30% is invested through National RPAC to help elect REALTOR^®-friendly candidates to Congress. RPAC is proudly bipartisan and focused solely on advancing REALTOR® priorities.

How does your investment pay off?

Your Atlanta REALTORS® PAC investment helps protect commercial real estate, private property rights, and economic growth through advocacy at the local, state, and federal levels.

• Protected 1031 Like-Kind Exchanges: Preserved a critical tax tool that allows investors to reinvest in commercial real estate while deferring capital gains taxes.
• Defended Pro-Business Tax Policies: Supported Opportunity Zones, the Qualified Business Income Deduction (Section 199A), and other tax provisions that encourage investment and economic development.
• Streamlined Development and Permitting: Advanced reforms that reduce delays, improve accountability, and help commercial projects move forward more efficiently.
• Protected Private Property Rights: Opposed burdensome regulations that increase costs, restrict development opportunities, or negatively impact property values.
• Supported Smart Growth and Redevelopment: Advocated for policies that encourage investment in underutilized properties and strengthen commercial corridors.
• Prevented Hidden Utility Liens: Helped stop local utility providers from placing undisclosed liens on commercial properties for a previous owner's or tenant's unpaid charges.
• Protected Commercial Development Opportunities: Opposed development moratoria and other barriers that limit investment, redevelopment, and job creation.
• Shaped Practical Local Regulations: Worked with industry partners to improve policies such as Atlanta's Tree Protection Ordinance, balancing environmental goals with responsible development.