Posts Tagged ‘CRE’
Better Partnerships Start Here: Managers & Providers in Conversation
Every day in commercial real estate, work gets done because managers and service providers rely on each other — yet many people on both sides quietly admit the same thing: the selection process can feel unclear. Register for our upcoming event to better understand how decisions are made, what managers look for, and how stronger working relationships can start from the very first conversation.
Read MoreService Provider Selection: A Conversation for Managers and Providers
Our upcoming educational workshop breaks down how service provider selection actually works in real-world operations. The conversation will focus on how selection processes can be fair, inclusive, and transparent without compromising results.
Read MoreExecutive Order Highlights Permitting Challenges in LA
A new executive order from President Trump directs federal agencies to bypass certain state and local permitting steps for rebuilding after the Palisades and Eaton fires, citing delays in recovery. The move underscores how complex permitting can be in LA.
Read MoreCongress Approves $33 Million for ENERGY STAR
Congress has approved $33 million in funding for ENERGY STAR, securing the future of a tool that is foundational to energy management and compliance across commercial real estate. This bipartisan action matters because ENERGY STAR underpins how buildings measure performance, control operating costs, and meet a growing list of local sustainability requirements—including here in Los Angeles.
Read MoreDon’t Miss Our CAMS Intro Course!
Common Area Maintenance (CAM) reconciliations are one of the fundamental responsibilities for commercial property teams — and yet many newer professionals find the process confusing, time-consuming, or overwhelming. What exactly goes into CAM reconciliations? How does lease language impact recoveries? Where do common mistakes happen, and how can you avoid them? If you’ve ever asked these questions, then the CAMS Intro Course on Thursday, January 29, 2026 is an event you won’t want to miss.
Read MoreUnderstanding CAM Reconciliations: A Must-Know Skill for Property Managers
If you’re looking to build confidence and strengthen your understanding of CAM reconciliations, we encourage you to attend BOMA/GLA’s upcoming CAMS Workshop on Thursday, January 29th. This hands-on training is designed to help property professionals better understand the CAM process, key terminology, and best practices—giving you tools you can immediately apply to your day-to-day work.
Read MoreBOMA/GLA Preparing to Take Member Priorities to Washington DC
This month, BOMA/GLA is heading to Washington, D.C. to meet with congressional offices and advocate on federal policies that matter most to commercial real estate in Greater Los Angeles. Our advocacy staff will be joined by leaders from our Political Action Committee and Government Affairs Committee—bringing real, on-the-ground perspectives from owners and managers who know what it takes to keep buildings and business districts strong.
Read MoreAvoid Costly CAM Mistakes: A Practical Course for CRE Professionals
Common Area Maintenance (CAM) reconciliations are a core responsibility for commercial property managers—but for newer team members, the process can be complex, time-consuming, and high-risk if done incorrectly. That’s why BOMA Greater Los Angeles is offering the CAMS Intro Course, a practical training designed to build confidence and competence from the ground up.
Read MoreUpcoming Event: Join Us in Celebrating BOMA/GLA’s 2026 Leadership
BOMA/GLA’s Board of Directors helps guide our association and influence the commercial real estate industry across Greater Los Angeles, reflecting our members’ shared priorities and commitment to strong leadership.
Read MoreHappy Holidays from BOMA/GLA—Championing CRE Together
As 2025 comes to a close, we at BOMA/GLA want to extend our warmest holiday wishes to our members, partners, and friends. This season, we celebrate not only the holidays but also a year of meaningful advocacy that strengthened and protected the commercial real estate community in Greater Los Angeles.
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