Posts Tagged ‘city of los angeles’
LA City Council Advances $30 Minimum Wage for Tourism WorkersÂ
Despite concerns over economic impacts, the LA City Council voted last year to begin drafting an ordinance to raise the minimum wage for airport and hotel workers to $30 by 2028. This week, the council advanced the proposal in a 12–3 vote, with a final vote expected next week.
Read MoreBOMA/GLA Codes and Regulations Committee Hosts Successful Fire Life Safety SeminarÂ
Thank you to everyone who joined us for an informative seminar on Fire Alarm Control Panel (FACP) upgrades, proudly planned and hosted by our Codes and Regulations Committee!
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 MoreWhat the LA Convention Center Expansion Means for Commercial Real Estate Â
The Los Angeles City Council has voted to keep moving forward with the Convention Center expansion, even though it won’t be finished in its entirety before the 2028 Olympics.
Read MoreThe Unintended Consequences of Measure ULA for the CRE IndustryÂ
A new report from UCLA highlights how Measure ULA is affecting Los Angeles’s real estate market.
Read MoreLos Angeles Mayor Karen Bass Considers Suspending Measure ULAÂ
Mayor Karen Bass is considering a temporary pause on Measure ULA.
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 More2025 LA Marathon Road ClosuresÂ
The 2025 LA Marathon is happening Sunday, March 16th. This will bring thousands of runners and spectators to LA’s streets. People should expect road closures that could impact building operations.
Read MoreMayor Bass Dismisses Fire Chief—How It Impacts CREÂ
Mayor Karen Bass removed Fire Chief Kristin Crowley over concerns about wildfire response, sparking debate among officials, firefighters, and residents.
Read MoreLA City Council Explores Self-Certification Program to Expedite Permits
The Los Angeles City Council is considering the implementation of a self-certification program to streamline the permitting process for residential, commercial, and mixed-use developments.
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