Posts Tagged ‘CRE’
CAM Mistakes Can Cost You Thousands — Here’s How to Avoid Them
CAM charges can be confusing, but they are a big part of managing commercial buildings. Small mistakes in CAM calculations can lead to lost money, tenant disputes, and extra stress for property teams. That’s why we are hosting a special educational session to help property professionals better understand CAMs and avoid costly mistakes.
Read MoreAB 2418 Advances to Speed Up Commercial Permitting
AB 2418 Advances in California Assembly to Streamline Commercial Permitting. The bill matters to commercial real estate because it aims to reduce plan check delays that continue to slow tenant improvements, increase project costs, and create uncertainty for property owners and managers across California.
Read MoreNatural Gas Bills Advance in Sacramento
California lawmakers are advancing legislation to accelerate the state’s transition away from natural gas, including SB 1359, which recently cleared its first committee on a narrow vote. This matters for our members because these proposals could directly impact building operations, costs, and long-term investment decisions across commercial real estate.
Read MoreSharpen Your CAM Strategy
As operating costs tighten, getting CAM right matters more than ever. Small missteps in calculations or lease interpretation can quickly turn into lost revenue and avoidable disputes for your building.
Read MoreModern Tools for Stronger Building Operations
Join our upcoming Property Technology Policy Briefing to break down how today’s tools actually fit into your building—from access control and HVAC to AI analytics and tenant experience platforms. The session will focus on what matters most: how technology is shifting from a “nice-to-have” to core building infrastructure that drives efficiency, cost savings, and tenant satisfaction.
Read MoreNovember Ballot Initiative Could Reshape Measure ULA
A new statewide ballot measure that could significantly limit local real estate transfer taxes, including Los Angeles’ Measure ULA, has officially qualified for the November 2026 ballot. This matters for our members because it could reshape the future of ULA, influence transaction activity, and create opportunity in how deals are structured across the region.
Read MoreRegister for Our Upcoming Measure ULA Member Town Hall
Measure ULA is being actively reviewed, and key decisions are being shaped now by the City’s ULA Ad Hoc Committee. With recommendations expected to go before the Los Angeles City Council by June 1, there is a narrow window for commercial real estate to weigh in.
Read MoreHow CRE Teams Are Cutting Energy, Water, and Costs
Sustainability is not just a future goal—it’s a present-day operational priority for commercial real estate. At our recent event, “How to Reduce Energy, Water, and Operating Costs,” BOMA/GLA members heard directly from industry experts on how to lower expenses, improve building performance, and stay ahead of growing regulatory expectations.
Read MoreThe World Cup Is Coming—Is Your Building Ready?
The 2026 FIFA World Cup is coming to California this summer, bringing millions of visitors, global attention, and weeks of sustained activity, not just a single-day event like the Super Bowl. For commercial real estate, that means a completely different operating environment that could impact everything from tenant access to building security and daily operations.
Read MoreMember Advocacy Stops Risky Security Bill
AB 1742, a bill that would have changed how legal summons are served, has been pulled and is no longer moving forward this legislative session. This is a meaningful win for commercial real estate, as the bill raised concerns about operational disruption, legal risk, and building management challenges.
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