Posts Tagged ‘CRE’
BOMA/GLA Security Leaders Shine at Facilities Conference
BOMA/GLA leadership took center stage at this year’s Southern California Facilities Conference, highlighting the strength and expertise within our membership. Our industry continues to lead the way on critical issues like building safety—and this session made clear just how important that work is for today’s property teams.
Read MoreHelp Shape Measure ULA Reform — We Need Your Input
Los Angeles City leaders are actively discussing potential reforms to Measure ULA—and the outcome will directly impact commercial real estate across our region. We have a real opportunity to influence these conversations, but we need your input now.
Read MoreNew Energy Rules Are Here—Lower Your Costs Now
California’s new energy code took effect this year, and it’s already changing how commercial buildings are designed, operated, and upgraded. For property teams, this means higher expectations around efficiency, electrification, and day-to-day building performance.
Read MoreBOMA/GLA Sharpens 2026 Advocacy Priorities
Our Government Affairs and Codes & Regulations Committees convened for a joint meeting to refine the association’s 2026 legislative agenda. This work helps position us to partner with elected officials to shape and advance policies that impact building operations, costs, and tenant demand across Los Angeles.
Read MoreTurn Rising Costs Into Smarter Operations
Energy and water costs are climbing across Greater Los Angeles, while new regulations continue to reshape how buildings operate. Our next educational event will equip property teams with the exact tools and strategies needed to reduce costs now while positioning buildings for long-term operational success.
Read MoreWhy Retail Leasing Looks Different in 2026
Across Los Angeles, retail space is undergoing a major shift: tenants are no longer primarily selling goods — they are providing services. From fitness studios and medical uses to beauty, wellness, and personal care, service-based tenants are now driving demand for retail space. This shift directly affects leasing strategy, tenant improvements, and daily building operations, requiring property managers to adapt to different tenant needs, operating hours, and infrastructure demands.
Read MoreBuilding Knowledge That Strengthens Building Operations
We recently hosted a Common Area Maintenance (CAM) reconciliation course, reinforcing the value of providing practical, real-world education to our members. As operating costs rise and lease scrutiny increases, access to clear, applicable training is essential for helping property teams operate more effectively and avoid costly mistakes.
Read MoreTurning Sustainability Into Operational Savings
Energy and water costs continue to rise while regulatory expectations and tenant demands for efficient buildings are increasing. BOMA/GLA’s upcoming educational session will help commercial real estate professionals learn practical strategies to reduce utility use, control operating expenses, and improve building performance.
Read MorePreparing Buildings for Emerging Security Risks
Security professionals are increasingly discussing how emerging threats—particularly drones—could factor into future terrorism or security incidents. While commercial office buildings are unlikely to be primary targets, these conversations are prompting many property teams to review emergency preparedness plans and ensure their procedures remain up to date.
Read MoreA Message from Our BOMA/GLA Advocacy Director
This month, our Director of Government and Public Affairs, Chris Bowen, shares an update on several policy discussions unfolding across Los Angeles County that could affect how commercial buildings operate. As governments confront budget deficits and consider new taxes, regulations, and development policies, these conversations could shape operating costs, development opportunities, and the broader commercial real estate landscape.
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