ULI Los Angeles, UCLA Ziman Center, and USC Lusk Center have released a helpful guide to help LA recover from wildfires.
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SB 789 (Menjivar; D-Van Nuys) now includes a commercial property vacancy tax that could heavily impact property owners/managers, tenants, and the economy.
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The Downtown Los Angeles Regional Council recently gathered for an engaging roundtable discussion and tour of Manulife Plaza at 515 S Figueroa Street, a premier office tower in the heart of Downtown LA.
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The 2025 Palisades and Eaton fires caused major damage to properties and the economy.
A new study conducted by the Los Angeles County Economic Development Corporation (LAEDC) reveals the wildfire’s extensive impact on property owners, businesses, and the economy.
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Los Angeles is facing a nearly $1 billion budget deficit for the new fiscal year.
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Our BOMA/GLA Government Affairs Director attended the California Business Properties Association (CBPA) Board Meeting and All-Star Awards Legislative Luncheon in Sacramento this week, joining industry leaders and policymakers for discussions on commercial real estate legislation at the state level and locally.
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Mayor Karen Bass is considering a temporary pause on Measure ULA.
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The DTLA Alliance has released its 2025 Outlook & Insights Report, highlighting Downtown LA’s current trends and outlook.
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The 2025 LA Marathon is happening Sunday, March 16th. This will bring thousands of runners and spectators to LA’s streets. People should expect road closures that could impact building operations.
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Assembly Bill 380 seeks to modify Penal Code Section 396 by imposing stricter limits on price increases after declared emergencies. This can include prices of essential goods and services. However, the bill also wants to place a limitation on rent increases for both residential and commercial properties after a declared emergency.
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