Commercial real estate trade group drops NAIOP name for CREDA

The Business Journals· July 6, 2026

The commercial real estate trade association formerly known as NAIOP has officially rebranded itself as CREDA. This name change represents a significant shift for one of the industry's most prominent advocacy and networking organizations. The transition aims to modernize the group's identity as it continues to represent developers, owners, and investors across the office, industrial, and mixed-use sectors.

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