Last Call: Property Technology Policy Briefing
Los Angeles is moving quickly on new tax proposals that could significantly impact how commercial buildings operate.
With major decisions expected in the coming days, this is your last chance to join BOMA/GLA’s upcoming Property Technology Policy Briefing on January 20th and get clear, practical insight on what’s ahead—and how to prepare.
What You Need to Know
A proposed Parking Occupancy Tax increase—from 10% to 15%—is advancing at City Hall.
During the briefing, our Director of Government & Public Affairs will walk members through the policy timeline, what to expect next, and how this proposal fits into broader City tax discussions affecting commercial real estate.
What Our Featured Speaker Will Cover
This briefing will also feature Kayla Oliver, Head of Products, Partnerships, and Innovation at ABM, who will focus on how buildings are using technology today to respond to rising costs and increasing policy pressure.
Kayla will share real-world examples of how FM platforms, IoT, AI, automation, and robotics are being deployed in active buildings to:
- Improve operational visibility and decision-making
- Reduce inefficiencies and wasted spend
- Support leaner staffing and smarter workflows
- Help offset cost increases tied to taxes, labor, and regulation
Attendees will leave with a clearer understanding of which technologies are delivering value now and how to think strategically about tech investments as policy and cost pressures continue to grow.
How It Impacts You
Parking taxes directly affect tenant costs, leasing competitiveness, and net operating income—especially for office, retail, and mixed-use properties.
This briefing connects the dots between City policy decisions and on-the-ground building operations, giving owners and managers practical tools to navigate what’s coming next.
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