State Legislation
Two Adaptive Reuse Bills Vetoed by Governor Newsom
Assembly Bill 2910 and Assembly Bill 3068 both passed the California Legislature but were subsequently vetoed by Governor Newsom.
Read MoreFate of the BOMA Cal Top 8 and Looking to the New Legislative Session  Â
We wanted to provide you with an update on the fate of BOMA California’s Top 8 priority bills.
Read MoreCalifornia Voters Decide on Key State Propositions
The recent California election has brought significant changes that align with the commercial real estate industry’s interests.
Read MoreOur Coalition’s Fight Against AB 98’s Warehouse Regulations
After contentious debate in both houses, Assembly Bill 98 narrowly passed the legislature and was signed into law by Governor Newsom.   Â
Read MoreNewsom Proposes Tax Credit Expansion to Revive California’s Film IndustryÂ
Governor Gavin Newsom has proposed a plan to revive California’s struggling film and TV production industry.
Read MoreVoters Choose New Approach to Public SafetyÂ
In a decisive victory, former federal prosecutor Nathan Hochman unseated incumbent George Gascón as Los Angeles County District Attorney.
Read MoreBOMA Cal Releases 2024 Voting Scorecard on the Key Issues We Faced this YearÂ
BOMA Cal released a 2024 voting record of California senators and assemblymembers on the top three bills impacting the commercial real estate industry.
Read MoreSB 1103 Signed into Law: How Your Advocacy Helped Minimize Its Impact
Senate Bill 1103 is a new law proposal that would change how commercial leases work in California. It aims to protect small business tenants but creates new problems for property owners that may negatively impact small business tenants.
Read MoreVictory for Commercial Real Estate: Key Elements of Janitorial Bills Defeated
Our coalition secured a significant victory against two costly janitorial bills, AB 2364 and AB 2374, that would have raised operational expenses and hurt commercial real estate recovery.
From the start, BOMA/GLA and our partners stood firm against these bills, which imposed heavy regulations and burdened property owners.
While AB 2364 passed in a much-amended form, AB 2374 was stopped in Senate Appropriations, halting its progress.
Here’s how both bills evolved and what it means for our industry.
Governor’s Veto Delays LA’s Progress on Adaptive ReuseÂ
Assembly Bill 2910 was vetoed by Governor Gavin Newsom this week.
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