With the election in the rearview, it is imperative for the new council, mayor, and board of supervisors to bring solutions on homelessness.
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Measures ULA and SP had massive consequences for the commercial real estate industry if they passed, and unfortunately, it appears one will.
While Measure SP appears to be headed for failure, Measure ULA looks like it will pass.
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Guest Author The Northeast Region had few items on the ballot this November. With Glendale and Pasadena completing their city council elections in June, only Burbank voters could vote on new city leaders. However, Pasadena voters had two meaningful measures to consider. Burbank City Council BOMA/GLA PAC supported incumbent Councilwoman Sharon Springer and Zizette Mullins…
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BOMA/GLA found some success in the direction of Westside region’s city council races. However, ballot measures that will raise real estate transfer tax rates appear likely to pass.
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Guest Author Downtown did not have a city council candidate on the ballot, but that does not mean it was a quiet election night for the region. From LA Mayor to Measure ULA, many consequential items were on the ballot for this area at the city’s heart. LA Citywide Candidate Races Karen Bass has defeated…
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Hollywood/Wilshire had a busy election night, with important LA City Council Races coupled with the race for LA Mayor. Unfortunately, subsequent ballot updates show a poor outcome for some of our supported regional candidates.
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Though the region did not have an LA City Council candidate on the ballot this November, the San Fernando Valley region experienced a busy election night. With consequential races for LA County Supervisor and LA Mayor, outcomes hinge on how Valley voters turned out.
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The Long Beach-South Bay election night was active for BOMA/GLA. With many open races, we engaged with multiple candidates in many of the region’s most important races.
From Long Beach Mayor to El Segundo City Council, members made our voices heard.
The Los Angeles City Council is preparing to present an ordinance that would significantly change the electrification of new buildings.
The proposed ordinance will mandate decarbonization through electrification for all new buildings as of April 1st, 2023.
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In last week’s midterm elections, Los Angeles County residents made it clear that they want changes in the sheriff’s department.
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