Property Management
Building Technology and Cybersecurity: What Property Teams Should Ask
A service provider can troubleshoot an HVAC issue without waiting for a site visit. A property manager can see when energy use starts creeping up. A tenant can submit a service request without calling the management office. Each convenience depends on a connection, and each raises a question worth asking before the system goes live. Who can access your building’s systems, and what can they see or control?
Read MoreLeadership Starts Before the Promotion
A leadership title may come later. The habits that prepare you for it can start now. Property professionals lead every time they help a team make a clear decision, bring the right people together, or make a process easier for others. You may already be doing some of this work without calling it leadership.
Read MoreYour Professional Network Should Help You Solve Real Problems
When something unexpected happens at a building, it helps to know people you can call. That might be another property manager who has handled a similar issue, a service provider who understands your systems, or a colleague who can point you toward the right city contact.
Read MoreOne Conversation Could Open the Door to Mentorship
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.
Read MoreWant to Grow as a Leader? Start with a Committee
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.
Read MoreBOMA/GLA Advocacy Improves LA County Commercial Tenant Proposal
Los Angeles County is considering new rules for commercial landlords and tenants that could have a major impact on our members.
Read MorePasadena Fire Parcel Tax Proposal Raises New Concerns for CRE
The Pasadena City Council has voted to place a $22.1 million annual fire parcel tax measure on the November 3, 2026 ballot. If approved by voters, the measure would charge property owners 19 cents per square foot each year to fund fire services.
Read MoreYour Membership, Your Leadership Journey
Being a BOMA/GLA member is about more than attending events, it’s about becoming part of a community that helps shape the future of commercial real estate.
Read MoreProud to Host the BOMA International Conference
The countdown is over! This weekend, BOMA/GLA is proud to welcome commercial real estate professionals from across the country to Long Beach as the Local Host for the BOMA International Conference & Expo 2026.
Read MorePartnership Is a Competitive Advantage
Most people join an association to build connections. The members who see the greatest value, however, understand that the real benefit comes from turning those connections into partnerships.
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