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Policy Pulse: Your Monthly Guide to the Issues Shaping Commercial Real Estate

Every month, BOMA/GLA delivers Policy Pulse, our advocacy-focused newsletter that keeps members informed about the policy issues shaping commercial real estate across Greater Los Angeles.
If you haven’t checked it out recently, make sure to look for it in your inbox each month—it’s one of the most valuable tools we offer to help you stay ahead of regulatory and legislative changes.

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Meet Assemblymember Mark González at Our DTLA Happy Hour

BOMA/GLA invites you to join us for an evening with Assemblymember Mark González, whose district encompasses the heart of Downtown Los Angeles. As a policymaker deeply engaged in issues affecting commercial buildings, public safety, and local economic health, he needs our members’ valuable insights into the challenges and opportunities shaping DTLA’s future.

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Top Takeaways from Our AI and Property Technology Panel

Our Property Technology Committee recently hosted a panel on how AI and smart building tools are transforming commercial real estate. Members learned practical strategies to improve operations, enhance tenant experiences, and position their properties for future market and policy changes.

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How DTLA’s 2025 Trends Impact CRE Operations, Leasing, and Strategy

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Downtown LA Alliance’s Q3 2025 market report shows that while major civic investments and new development are reshaping the market, commercial real estate continues to face regulatory, economic, and operational pressures. Understanding these shifts is critical as BOMA/GLA continues advocating for policies that protect property owners and ensure a competitive business environment.

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Downtown L.A. Gains Momentum with Banc of California Expansion

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Banc of California is nearly doubling its downtown office presence with a new 40,000-square-foot lease. This move signals renewed corporate confidence in Los Angeles’ commercial core—a positive sign for property managers, service providers, and investors working to revitalize Downtown’s struggling office market.

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