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Deadline Nearing: Add Your Voice to Measure A Funding Decisions
Los Angeles County has opened its final round of public comment on Measure A’s $1 billion homelessness and housing budget. This matters for our members because these long-term spending decisions will directly affect neighborhood conditions, encampment resolution, and the overall business environment across the region.
Read MorePreparing Your Properties for Heavy Rain and Flooding
Southern California braced for a prolonged storm that brought periods of heavy rain, flooding, and even isolated tornado activity. Property managers and building owners should always take precautions to protect tenants, staff, and assets.
Read MoreLos Angeles County Adopts the 2025 OurCounty Sustainability Plan
As global leaders convene for the Conference of Parties (COP30) in Brazil, the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors has adopted the 2025 update to its OurCounty Sustainability Plan. The revised plan outlines new priorities for climate resilience, housing stability, and environmental justice—initiatives that could shape future regulations, infrastructure projects, and building standards across the region.
Read MoreLA County to Present Draft Measure A Spending Plan – Share Your Perspective
Los Angeles County’s Department of Homeless Services and Housing will host a virtual town hall on November 13th at 10:00 a.m. to present the draft FY 2026–27 Measure A Spending Plan. This is an important opportunity for property managers and service providers to share their perspectives on homelessness strategies that directly affect commercial districts and the communities surrounding them.
Read MoreL.A. Filming Declines, But State Investments Aim to Revive Production
FilmLA reports that on-location filming in Los Angeles County dropped 13.2% from July through September compared to the same period last year. This slowdown matters for local property managers and service providers, as fewer productions can mean fewer site rentals, parking agreements, and vendor contracts. State leaders hope that California’s expanded $750 million film and TV tax credit program will help turn things around and bring more production back to the region.
Read MoreBOMA/GLA Updates Supervisor Barger’s Office on Key CRE Issues
BOMA/GLA advocacy staff recently met with Los Angeles County Supervisor Kathryn Barger’s office to discuss key issues in District 5. Led with the help of our Northeast Regional Council Chair, the conversation focused on how County decisions impact commercial properties, tenants, and local communities.
Read MoreBOMA/GLA Meets with Supervisor Janice Hahn’s Office to Elevate CRE Priorities
BOMA/GLA advocacy staff recently met with Los Angeles County Supervisor Janice Hahn’s office to discuss key issues in District 4. Led with the help of our Long Beach/South Bay Regional Council Chair, the conversation focused on how County decisions impact commercial properties, tenants, and local communities.
Read MoreBOMA/GLA Engages with Long Beach City Leadership on 2028 Olympics
BOMA/GLA members met with the Long Beach City Manager’s Office to provide input on Olympic preparations and ensure the commercial real estate industry’s needs are represented—proactive engagement that reflects our commitment to advocating for how this global event will impact our properties, tenants, and communities.
Read MoreOlympic Venue Ballot Measure: What CRE Professionals Need to Know
A ballot measure could require citywide votes before building or expanding large “event centers” for the 2028 Olympics; which could delay projects, raise costs, and create uncertainty for property managers and tenants nearby.
Read MoreOffice and Industrial Trends in LA County CRE Q2 2025
LA County’s Q2 2025 commercial real estate market is facing challenges in both office and industrial sectors. For our members, knowing these trends is essential to guiding clients, managing properties, and planning ahead.
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