Real Estate Development donations in the 2014 FEC cycle

The Real Estate Development × 2014 join

LobbyVault stores FEC occupation strings separately from election cycles. Crossing them for Real Estate Development and 2014 yields $485,032. That is 308 itemized lines and 176 unique donors. The figure is not a committee’s reported disbursement. FEC.gov remains the underlying source.

Occupation strings can collide with similar form text. This join uses the exact grouping REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT. Related titles, abbreviations, and employer names are not added. The 176 donor identities are contributor keys, not a headcount of a workforce. Real estate developer, developer, real estate, and property developer sit elsewhere.

Dropping either filter changes the story. Drop the year and you see $10,060,725. Drop the string and you see the entire 2014 cycle. This page holds both filters at once. REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT is an activity string, not a person title. Real estate agent and real estate developer are other keys.

The occupation string REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT

A lifetime figure of $10,060,725 can swallow a single cycle if the join is skipped. 2014 is $485,032, 4.8%. The leftover $9,575,693 belongs on other cycle pages for the same string, not in this cell.

$10,060,725 is still only this exact grouping. It is not every related title and not a sector total. 4.8% describes 2014 inside Real Estate Development, nothing else. This join does not recode REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT into a NAICS development rollup, a county building-permit file, or a REIT census.

Volume: 308 lines, 176 identities

Packet arithmetic: $485,032 ÷ 308 ≈ $1,575 per contribution; $485,032 ÷ 176 ≈ $2,756 per donor; 308 ÷ 176 ≈ 1.8 contributions per donor. None of those figures is a median, a mode, or a party breakdown.

The Commission’s itemized-individual universe excludes unitemized gifts. Adding those would change the means. This join does not add them. Real estate developer, developer, real estate, and property developer are other keys and would change the means if merged.

What the 2014 election cycle hub still holds

Remove Real Estate Development and the 2014 cycle still contains every other grouping. This file does not add those dollars. Keep both keys if the question is REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT in 2014: $485,032, 308 contributions, 176 donors.

Midterm-year cycles use the same two-year tagging rule as presidential years. This packet classifies 2014 only as the year number in the facts. Residential versus commercial versus mixed-use development is unpublished.

What the Commission does not verify

FEC occupation fields are typed by filers. REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT is stored as written for this grouping. The Commission does not verify employment, professional licenses, or corporate identity on this aggregate. Real Estate Development here is not a NAICS development rollup, a county building-permit file, or a REIT census.

PAC filings, independent expenditures, and unitemized gifts are other tables. USAspending obligations are another database entirely. $485,032 does not fund federal awards, and federal awards do not explain $485,032. Two datasets can share a year without sharing a payment trail.

Where to go next from Real Estate Development in 2014

Start with $485,032, then Real Estate Development 2014 for rows, then the occupation hub or the 2014 election cycle if a filter needs to come off. All occupations lists real estate developer, developer, real estate, and property developer as separate titles. All FEC ties lists other two-dimension pages.

Do not add realtor-association and developer PAC filings into the footnote. Those are committee filings. The individual-contribution cell remains $485,032 on 308 receipts from 176 donors.

Repeat the join in one line for researchers: occupation REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT ∩ cycle 2014 = $485,032 itemized individual contributions, 308 receipts, 176 donors, 4.8% of $10,060,725. Neighbors remain real estate developer, developer, real estate, and property developer. Unpublished split: residential versus commercial versus mixed-use development. Not recoded into a NAICS development rollup, a county building-permit file, or a REIT census. Source remains FEC.gov. REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT is an activity string, not a person title. Real estate agent and real estate developer are other keys.

Questions

How much FEC money is tagged Real Estate Development in 2014?

Filers who listed Real Estate Development itemized $485,032 in FEC individual contributions in 2014, from 308 receipts and 176 donors. That is 4.8% of $10,060,725 under REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT. Real estate developer, developer, real estate, and property developer are other keys when those are the words on the form. Figures are FEC.gov individual contribution aggregates.

Is $485,032 a PAC total for Real Estate Development?

No. $485,032 is individual contributions tagged Real Estate Development in 2014. Realtor-association and developer PAC filings file as committees. Mixing PAC spending with $485,032 would blend FEC tables. See Real Estate Development donations or the 2014 election cycle hub for committee names. Real Estate Development in 2014 is $485,032 on 308 receipts from 176 donors.

Is Real Estate Development the same as real estate developer?

No. FEC.gov stores the occupation as typed. This join uses REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT. Real estate developer, developer, real estate, and property developer are other keys when those characters appear. LobbyVault does not recode the string into a NAICS development rollup, a county building-permit file, or a REIT census. Cite $485,032 for this title in 2014 on 308 receipts from 176 donors.

Is this the Real Estate Development hub or the 2014 hub?

Real Estate Development donations ($10.1 million for the string) and the 2014 election cycle. The overlap is $485,032 from 308 receipts and 176 donors. All FEC ties lists other occupation-cycle cells. All occupations lists neighboring titles. Figures are FEC.gov individual contribution aggregates for Real Estate Development in 2014.