Property Technology
What Cyberattacks Mean for Commercial Buildings
For commercial property teams, the headline brings up a familiar problem. When equipment stops working, someone has to keep the building running while the cause is investigated. If an HVAC controller stops responding, tenants may lose cooling while engineering and the service provider work out what happened. If a visitor management system goes offline, the front desk needs another way to check people in. What would your team do first?
Read MoreBuilding 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 MoreWhen a Cyberattack Becomes a Building Emergency
A cyberattack does not have to start with an employee’s inbox. Sometimes, it starts with the equipment keeping a building running.
Read MorePut Technology to Work for a More Efficient, Secure Building
Your building’s technology should make your job easier. But with more platforms, connected systems, and tools to choose from, knowing where to invest – and how to protect those investments – can be a challenge.
Read MoreCut Costs. Improve Tenant Experience. Strengthen Security. Join Us Nov. 17.
Join BOMA/GLA on Tuesday, November 17th, from 8:30–10 AM for an educational program exploring how property technology can improve building operations and tenant experience – with a practical focus on cybersecurity.
Read MoreTop 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.
Read MoreSmarter Tech, Lower Costs: Discover the AI Tools Every Building Needs
Looking to cut costs, boost efficiency, and get ahead of the next wave of building innovation? Don’t miss this end-of-year panel on how AI and PropTech are transforming commercial real estate.
Read MoreDiscover What’s Next in CRE Tech at Our Panel on AI and Smart Buildings
To help members stay ahead of the curve, BOMA/GLA’s Property Technology Committee invites you to join Smarter Buildings: How AI and PropTech Drive Value in CRE, a panel exploring how new technologies are streamlining operations, lowering costs, and reshaping the future of commercial real estate.
Read MoreGovernor Newsom Passes AI Safety Law Â
California Governor Gavin Newsom signed Senate Bill 53, making California the first state to require major AI companies, like OpenAI, to share safety plans, report serious issues, and protect whistleblowers. Although aimed at big tech, the law signals how future AI rules could affect industries like commercial real estate, where AI tools are already being integrated into building operations.
Read MoreBoost Efficiency and Value with AI in Commercial Real Estate
Artificial intelligence is changing how commercial buildings are valued, leased, insured, and upgraded. For property managers and service providers, it means quicker decisions, smoother operations, and better ways to prepare for the future. Check out BOMA/GLA’s upcoming policy briefing discussing AI.
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