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How 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.

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LA Lighting Assessment Raises Cost Concerns for CRE

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The City of Los Angeles is moving forward with a proposed street lighting assessment that will go to a vote of property owners in the coming weeks. City officials recently presented details directly to BOMA/GLA’s Government Affairs Committee—an important opportunity to better understand how this proposal could impact commercial properties and costs moving forward.

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The World Cup Is Coming—Is Your Building Ready?

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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.

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Member Advocacy Stops Risky Security Bill

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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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BOMA/GLA Security Leaders Shine at Facilities Conference

BOMA/GLA leadership took center stage at this year’s Southern California Facilities Conference, highlighting the strength and expertise within our membership. Our industry continues to lead the way on critical issues like building safety—and this session made clear just how important that work is for today’s property teams.

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New Energy Rules Are Here—Lower Your Costs Now

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California’s new energy code took effect this year, and it’s already changing how commercial buildings are designed, operated, and upgraded. For property teams, this means higher expectations around efficiency, electrification, and day-to-day building performance.

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This Culver City Decision Could Reshape Local CRE Development

Culver City

Culver City just approved changes that allow more density and mixed-use development near transit, including updates to the Hayden Tract Specific Plan. While this is being driven by housing policy, it matters to our members because it will change how commercial space is developed, leased, and operated moving forward.

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