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What CRE Needs to Know Before the 2026 Primary Election
California’s June 2, 2026 Primary Election includes major state, county, and local races that will shape the business environment across Greater Los Angeles. For commercial real estate, issues like public safety, homelessness, permitting, taxes, infrastructure, and economic competitiveness continue driving many of the conversations surrounding this election.
Read MoreBOMA/GLA PAC Interviews Beverly Hills and Glendale Candidates
Local elections shape the policies that directly impact commercial real estate, from public safety and homelessness to taxes, permitting, and economic competitiveness. That’s why our Political Action Committee (PAC) is meeting directly with Beverly Hills and Glendale City Council candidates to ensure the voices of commercial property owners, managers, and service providers are part of the conversation.
Read MoreCAM Mistakes Can Cost You Thousands — Here’s How to Avoid Them
CAM charges can be confusing, but they are a big part of managing commercial buildings. Small mistakes in CAM calculations can lead to lost money, tenant disputes, and extra stress for property teams. That’s why we are hosting a special educational session to help property professionals better understand CAMs and avoid costly mistakes.
Read MoreModern Tools for Stronger Building Operations
Join our upcoming Property Technology Policy Briefing to break down how today’s tools actually fit into your building—from access control and HVAC to AI analytics and tenant experience platforms. The session will focus on what matters most: how technology is shifting from a “nice-to-have” to core building infrastructure that drives efficiency, cost savings, and tenant satisfaction.
Read MoreRegister for Our Upcoming Measure ULA Member Town Hall
Measure ULA is being actively reviewed, and key decisions are being shaped now by the City’s ULA Ad Hoc Committee. With recommendations expected to go before the Los Angeles City Council by June 1, there is a narrow window for commercial real estate to weigh in.
Read MoreLA CRE Takes the Spotlight with Historic TOBY Sweep
It’s official—BOMA Greater Los Angeles just made history. For the first time ever, every building submitted for the TOBY (The Outstanding Building of the Year) Awards from our market won at the regional level and will now advance to the international stage.
Read MoreHelp Shape Measure ULA Reform — We Need Your Input
Los Angeles City leaders are actively discussing potential reforms to Measure ULA—and the outcome will directly impact commercial real estate across our region. We have a real opportunity to influence these conversations, but we need your input now.
Read MoreBOMA/GLA Sharpens 2026 Advocacy Priorities
Our Government Affairs and Codes & Regulations Committees convened for a joint meeting to refine the association’s 2026 legislative agenda. This work helps position us to partner with elected officials to shape and advance policies that impact building operations, costs, and tenant demand across Los Angeles.
Read MoreA Message from Our BOMA/GLA Advocacy Director
This month, our Director of Government and Public Affairs, Chris Bowen, shares an update on several policy discussions unfolding across Los Angeles County that could affect how commercial buildings operate. As governments confront budget deficits and consider new taxes, regulations, and development policies, these conversations could shape operating costs, development opportunities, and the broader commercial real estate landscape.
Read MoreWhy BOMA/GLA Engaged LA’s Mayoral Candidates
Last week, BOMA/GLA helped host interviews with candidates for Los Angeles Mayor — ensuring the commercial real estate industry had direct engagement with individuals who may soon shape the City’s policy and fiscal direction. While mayoral elections can feel political, the reality is operational: the Mayor of Los Angeles sets the legislative and budget narrative that directly affects how your building functions.
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