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![]() Connect, educate and celebrate in Vancouver from September 22 to 24, 2020. The BOMEX Organizing Committee is made up of ten local B.C. members, and they are hard at work to deliver the best conference yet! Save the date, and share the video!
Did you know that BOMA BC has a FREE job board for companies that are members of the association? From the Education & Careers page, see the section titled 'Careers and Job Postings'. If you need assistance, email our Manager of Membership at kiomi@boma.bc.ca.
![]() The Government of B.C. is asking British Columbians to help define future legislation that will make B.C. a more accessible and inclusive province. The opportunity to provide feedback opened on September 16, and is open until November 29, 2019, at 4 p.m. Feedback will be used to help develop legislation.
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At the September Luncheon, five companies were recognized for achieving various levels of BOMA BEST, a national sustainability benchmarking program. Congratulations to Aberdeen Kamloops Mall Ltd., Blackwood Partners Management, Morguard Investments, Shape Property Management and Triovest Realty Advisors (BC) Inc. A special shout-out to Shape Property Management on their Platinum certificate for Uptown in Victoria (photo on left and below). View link below for a look at why Marine Gateway won the highest award for accessibility from the Rick Hansen Foundation.
Speakers from Ontario and California spoke at a seminar on building intelligence and the integration of different technologies into a platform for the future operation of buildings. The panelists pictured on the left from left to right were: Brad Croasdale of Automated Logic, Richard Goode of Acuity Brands Lighting, Thano Lambrinos of QuadReal Property Group and moderator Claude Nobauer of Control Solutions. If there's a topic you'd like to learn about related to managing your commercial property, send your ideas to Sarah Jones at sjones@boma.bc.ca.
Sunny Ghataurah, President of AES Engineering, spoke about using technology for tomorrow's buildings at BOMA's September Luncheon (pictured on left). Please note that we are back to the Fairmont Waterfront Hotel for the luncheon on October 24th, where we will hear about the changing office environment from architect Mark Thompson. Tickets are selling fast for this event, register soon!
![]() The Province of B.C. launched the $5 million CleanBC - Go Electric EV Charger Rebate Program on September 26, 2019. To access the rebates for MURBs and Workplaces, and information on the program, click here. ![]()
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Projections from the CBRE suggest the flexible office space market will grow to 13 per cent in 2030 from two per cent today. Source: Daily Hive
Vancouver and Seattle’s economic development agencies have announced a new partnership to promote growth through mutually beneficial business prospects and partnerships. Source: Vancouver Sun
A Staples store in Kelowna has undergone a major transformation. The renovation, which is part of a rebrand, features a reconfigured retail section, an auditorium, a café and co-working space outfitted with offices and desks. Source: MortgageBrokerNews.ca
Avison Young’s Mid-Year 2019 Investment Review (British Columbia) shows commercial real estate in the province remained strong despite a volatile global market. Source: Daily Hive
Hudson Pacific Properties has announced plans to add a major addition to the Bentall Centre office complex in downtown Vancouver’s Central Business District. A fifth tower will make the integrated complex the largest in the city, increasing the combined total floor area to nearly two million sq. ft. Source: Vancouver Sun
Data from Avison Young suggests the Fraser Valley will become the Lower Mainland’s leading industrial hub. Buyers signed 199 industrial deals there in 2018, more than those in Burnaby, Richmond and Vancouver combined. Source: Seattle Times
Many businesses and labor unions in the natural gas industry are asking Seattle City Councilmember Mike O’Brien to reconsider his proposal to ban gas-piping systems in newly built homes and buildings, with representatives voicing their concerns to the sustainability committee last month. |
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