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What Monterey Park’s Data Center Ban Means for Commercial Real Estate

Monterey Park voters recently approved a measure that permanently prohibits data center development within the city. While the measure was shaped by concerns over utility demand, infrastructure capacity, and compatibility with surrounding neighborhoods, it also highlights the increasingly complex factors cities are weighing when evaluating major commercial development proposals.

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LA Voters Decide Key Tax Measures

Los Angeles voters made several important decisions this month on tax measures that will shape the region’s fiscal landscape and reinforce why BOMA/GLA continues to monitor tax policy at every level of government.

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What’s Next for Measure ULA? Voters May Decide in November

The Los Angeles City Council committee reviewing potential Measure ULA reforms recently decided not to recommend changes to the tax for the November ballot. With the City’s review now complete, attention is turning to the November election and the proposed Taxpayer Protection Act. Throughout the process, BOMA/GLA members helped ensure commercial real estate perspectives were heard through surveys, town halls, and meetings with elected officials.

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