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BOMA’s Experience Exchange Report (EER) has been the industry’s most trusted benchmarking resource for office buildings for nearly a century thanks to the thousands of property professionals who share their data each year. This year, the best business tool in commercial real estate is getting even better: BOMA is pleased to announce that the EER is expanding to include industrial buildings with the new Industrial EER.

 

BOMA International’s Every Building Conference & Expo delivers a gold-standard combination of information, expertise and industry connections that can’t be duplicated at any other event. BOMA member or not, you’ll benefit from the exclusive opportunities available here. Join us June 28-30, 2015 in the heart of Los Angeles. Get what it takes to create your own success.

 

 

Last Thursday morning, Multnomah County Commissioners voted to ban the sale of electronic cigarettes and "vaping" paraphernalia to minors in Multnomah County. The measure also bars the use of e-cigarettes in most public places.

Read BOMA's testimony supporting House Bill 2546. Executive Director Susan Steward was a member of the committee that drafted HB 2546. Upon passage, e-cigarettes will be included under the Oregon Indoor Clean Air Act.

 

Senate Bill 85 authorizes local governments to implement programs to make loans or facilitate private financing of seismic rehabilitation of multifamily residential dwellings or commercial or industrial buildings by property owners.

 

BOMA Oregon and the Oregon Chapter of NAIOP are working together to oppose the current version of the City of Portland's energy performance reporting proposal.

 

Executive Director Susan Steward is the co-chair of the Tree Code Advisory Committee. This group meets monthly to help ensure a successful transition to the City's new tree code regulations.

 

BOMA Oregon is very concerned regarding the proposed Parks SDC increases. Currently, the SDC for an office in the central city is $1.09 per square foot. If the City Council approves Portland Parks & Recreations proposal, the new fee will be $2.37 per square foot.

 

Join us for the Basics of Building Security. A great introduction for newbies – and a refresher for our seasoned professionals. Learn from a panel of experts – don't miss it!

Panel:
Rich Hildreth, Director of Security, Providence Health System
Randy Gill, Property Manager, Colliers International
Jeremy Lee, Director of Client Value, AlliedBarton
Jim Totten, Chief Engineer, Digital Realty Trust

Moderator: Tony Galluzzo, McKinstry

Although this meeting is free for Building Members, you must register to attend.

Allied Member Registration: $35

A minimum of one (1) hour of Oregon Real Estate Agency continuing education credit will be given for this class. Credit hours dependent on the length of the course.

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Now in its fourth year, the EBie Awards™ are a national juried competition created by Urban Green Council that celebrate performance improvements in Existing Buildings and the people who made them happen.

 

Join us for a discussion of what sub-metering is and how you can employ it on your next project. This session will cover codes, standards and market conditions influencing the need for sub meters. We will discuss how metering data can be expressed through visual dashboards and identify efficient and space saving metering options, i.e. replacing multiple socket meters with High-Density metering. It also will explain cost-saving and revenue-generating opportunities via building energy management.

 

Friday, April 17, 2015
Collaborative Life Sciences Building
2730 SW Moody Ave.
Portland, OR 97201