Anywhere Real Estate Inc – Lobbying Governance & Transparency

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Lobbying Governance

Overall Assessment	Analysis	Score
Limited	Anywhere Real Estate Inc. discloses that it has dedicated senior leaders responsible for policy engagement, noting that "Caitlin McCrory, Vice President and Head of Industry Relations, and Becky Tallent, Vice President and Head of Government Affairs" guide the company’s external advocacy and that the Government Affairs team "averages approximately 100 meetings annually on Capitol Hill to educate on, advocate for, and empower the industry’s future." This indicates that lobbying activity is at least overseen by named individuals, suggesting some level of internal responsibility for engagement. However, beyond the overarching statement that the company acts "with uncompromising standards of excellence, ethics, and accountability," the evidence does not describe any formal governance mechanisms—such as a policy, monitoring procedure, board review, or alignment checks—specific to either direct or indirect lobbying, nor does it reference climate-related lobbying or any process for ensuring that lobbying positions align with wider corporate goals. Consequently, while the disclosure identifies who leads lobbying, the company does not disclose how these activities are reviewed, approved, or assessed for alignment, and there is no mention of trade-association oversight or climate-lobbying alignment processes. View Sources	D

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Limited

Anywhere Real Estate Inc. discloses that it has dedicated senior leaders responsible for policy engagement, noting that "Caitlin McCrory, Vice President and Head of Industry Relations, and Becky Tallent, Vice President and Head of Government Affairs" guide the company’s external advocacy and that the Government Affairs team "averages approximately 100 meetings annually on Capitol Hill to educate on, advocate for, and empower the industry’s future." This indicates that lobbying activity is at least overseen by named individuals, suggesting some level of internal responsibility for engagement. However, beyond the overarching statement that the company acts "with uncompromising standards of excellence, ethics, and accountability," the evidence does not describe any formal governance mechanisms—such as a policy, monitoring procedure, board review, or alignment checks—specific to either direct or indirect lobbying, nor does it reference climate-related lobbying or any process for ensuring that lobbying positions align with wider corporate goals. Consequently, while the disclosure identifies who leads lobbying, the company does not disclose how these activities are reviewed, approved, or assessed for alignment, and there is no mention of trade-association oversight or climate-lobbying alignment processes.

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Lobbying Transparency

Overall Assessment	Analysis	Score
None	No evidence found	E