Market Trends
This Mixed-Use Trend Is Expanding Across Local Cities
The Pasadena City Council approved a Final Tract Map creating multiple “air parcels,” including one designated for a commercial condominium. This could signal how future neighborhood commercial space will be created — and similar structures are increasingly appearing in Santa Monica, Culver City, and parts of Los Angeles.
Read MoreDTLA 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.
Read MorePolicy 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.
How DTLA’s 2025 Trends Impact CRE Operations, Leasing, and Strategy
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.
Read MoreParamount Mandates Office Return: Impacts for L.A. Commercial Real Estate
Paramount is requiring its L.A. and New York employees to return to the office full-time beginning January 5, 2026. This matters because it could affect office demand, leasing, and building operations in Los Angeles.
Read MoreOffice and Industrial Trends in LA County CRE Q2 2025
LA County’s Q2 2025 commercial real estate market is facing challenges in both office and industrial sectors. For our members, knowing these trends is essential to guiding clients, managing properties, and planning ahead.
Read MoreMayor Bass Proposes Major Cuts to Close Budget Gap—CRE Industry Could Feel the Effects
Los Angeles is facing a nearly $1 billion budget deficit for the upcoming fiscal year, and Mayor Karen Bass is proposing 1,647 layoffs along with several department consolidations to close the gap.
Read MoreDTLA Alliance Report Reveals Trends Shaping Downtown’s Comeback
The DTLA Alliance has released its 2025 Outlook & Insights Report, highlighting Downtown LA’s current trends and outlook.
Read More2024 Operating Benchmark Report is Now Available
We’re excited to announce that the 2024 Operating Benchmark Report is now available! For the second year in a row, taxes and insurance are the top building expenses.
Read MoreBenchmark Report Survey Deadline Extended!
The Operating Benchmark Report survey deadline is extended to June 21st.
This comprehensive survey covers various operating expenses, such as utilities, maintenance, insurance, and taxes.
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