Two proposed parcel taxes on the November 3 ballot could bring new annual expenses to commercial properties in Pasadena and Culver City. Join BOMA/GLA’s virtual Member Town Hall on Wednesday, October 21, from 1–2 p.m. to learn about potential costs, campaign updates, and ways to respond before Election Day. Registration is complimentary for all membership types.
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Your October challenge: Identify one skill you want to build and one person you could learn from. Ask for a short conversation about that specific skill.
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Join BOMA/GLA on Tuesday, November 17th, from 8:30–10 AM for an educational program exploring how property technology can improve building operations and tenant experience – with a practical focus on cybersecurity.
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Leadership experience does not always begin with a promotion. For property professionals, it can begin by helping plan a committee discussion, asking a useful question at a meeting, or connecting a colleague with a resource they need.
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California’s November 3, 2026 General Election includes major state and local races, along with ballot measures that could directly affect commercial properties across Greater Los Angeles.
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BOMA/GLA’s first sponsored bill has been signed into law – a milestone driven by members speaking up about permitting challenges.
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Two measures on the November ballot could add a new annual cost to commercial properties in Pasadena and Culver City. We are hosting a virtual member town hall to explain the proposed taxes and what they could mean for your property.
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Our Security and Emergency Preparedness Committee brought property professionals together for an engaging conversation about a resource close to their buildings: Business Improvement Districts, or BIDs.
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Southern California is preparing for what could be a strong El Niño season, making now an important time for commercial property teams to review their emergency plans.
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Los Angeles County is considering new rules for commercial landlords and tenants that could have a major impact on our members.
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