Monterey Park voters recently approved a measure that permanently prohibits data center development within the city. While the measure was shaped by concerns over utility demand, infrastructure capacity, and compatibility with surrounding neighborhoods, it also highlights the increasingly complex factors cities are weighing when evaluating major commercial development proposals.
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As cities across California implement state housing mandates, Pasadena continues positioning itself as a leader in transit-oriented development-creating new opportunities and long-term considerations for commercial real estate.
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Los Angeles voters made several important decisions this month on tax measures that will shape the region’s fiscal landscape and reinforce why BOMA/GLA continues to monitor tax policy at every level of government.
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Earlier this month, the Culver City City Council approved an agreement with the Culver City Chamber of Commerce to support business attraction, business retention, and economic development efforts throughout the city.
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The Santa Monica City Council recently approved a series of economic revitalization measures aimed at supporting local businesses, activating commercial corridors, and encouraging investment throughout the city.
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Most people join an association to build connections. The members who see the greatest value, however, understand that the real benefit comes from turning those connections into partnerships.
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Last Friday, BOMA/GLA’s Sustainability Committee spent the afternoon doing what our members do best: learning, connecting, and exploring innovative solutions shaping commercial real estate.
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The Los Angeles City Council committee reviewing potential Measure ULA reforms recently decided not to recommend changes to the tax for the November ballot. With the City’s review now complete, attention is turning to the November election and the proposed Taxpayer Protection Act. Throughout the process, BOMA/GLA members helped ensure commercial real estate perspectives were heard through surveys, town halls, and meetings with elected officials.
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In commercial real estate, opportunities often start with a conversation. A committee meeting can introduce you to a future client. A networking event can connect you with a trusted industry partner. A conference session can lead to a relationship that helps you solve challenges, grow your business, or advance your career.
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Guest Author Our members recently met with Santa Monica Mayor Caroline Torosis to discuss the city’s new self-certification program, economic recovery efforts, and priorities impacting the commercial real estate industry. The discussion provided an opportunity for members to hear directly from city leadership while sharing their own experiences navigating permitting, building operations, and development challenges…
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