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DTLA Activity Is Returning — And CRE Should Pay Attention

A new report from the Downtown LA Alliance shows Downtown Los Angeles is not just an office district anymore — it is becoming a full mixed-use neighborhood. More residents, visitors, and events are bringing steady activity back to the area. For commercial real estate professionals, that matters because building performance now depends on people being downtown, not just office leasing.

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Better Partnerships Start Here: Managers & Providers in Conversation

Every day in commercial real estate, work gets done because managers and service providers rely on each other — yet many people on both sides quietly admit the same thing: the selection process can feel unclear. Register for our upcoming event to better understand how decisions are made, what managers look for, and how stronger working relationships can start from the very first conversation.

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BOMA/GLA PAC Kicks Off the Year With LA City Council Candidate Interviews

BOMA/GLA’s Political Action Committee (PAC) is starting the year by interviewing candidates running for the Los Angeles City Council—early in the election cycle, when conversations can still shape priorities. These interviews help ensure decision-makers understand how their policies affect commercial real estate, jobs, and the economic health of Los Angeles.

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BOMA/GLA Preparing to Take Member Priorities to Washington DC

This month, BOMA/GLA is heading to Washington, D.C. to meet with congressional offices and advocate on federal policies that matter most to commercial real estate in Greater Los Angeles. Our advocacy staff will be joined by leaders from our Political Action Committee and Government Affairs Committee—bringing real, on-the-ground perspectives from owners and managers who know what it takes to keep buildings and business districts strong.

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Heavy Rain Ahead: What SoCal Property Managers Should Prepare For

Southern California is expected to see multiple rounds of heavy rain this week as a series of atmospheric river storms move through the region, bringing an increased risk of flooding, strong winds, and power outages through Christmas and into the end of the week. These conditions can disrupt building operations, impact tenant safety and access, and require rapid coordination with service providers during an already compressed holiday schedule.

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