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What CRE Needs to Know Before the 2026 Primary Election 

Prop. 15 deadline

California’s June 2, 2026 Primary Election includes major state, county, and local races that will shape the business environment across Greater Los Angeles. For commercial real estate, issues like public safety, homelessness, permitting, taxes, infrastructure, and economic competitiveness continue driving many of the conversations surrounding this election.

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BOMA/GLA PAC Interviews Beverly Hills and Glendale Candidates

Beverly Hills City Hall

Local elections shape the policies that directly impact commercial real estate, from public safety and homelessness to taxes, permitting, and economic competitiveness. That’s why our Political Action Committee (PAC) is meeting directly with Beverly Hills and Glendale City Council candidates to ensure the voices of commercial property owners, managers, and service providers are part of the conversation.

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Sharpen 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.

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This Mixed-Use Trend Is Expanding Across Local Cities

The Pasadena City Council approved a Final Tract Map creating multiple “air parcels,” including one designated for a commercial condominium. This could signal how future neighborhood commercial space will be created — and similar structures are increasingly appearing in Santa Monica, Culver City, and parts of Los Angeles.

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