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January 15, 2020 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Association News
After this year's Awards Gala in May, the next opportunity to win an award won't be until 2022! Another benefit of winning an award in 2020 is that if you choose to compete nationally, the gala is taking place here in Vancouver at BOMEX this September. View the list of award categories and download entry forms.
Regulatory News
Events & Education
Two coaches are nearly full for the day trip to Whistler. If you are on the waitlist, fast-track your registration by letting us know that you are bringing a real estate member. Contact Jocelyn at BOMA for more information at 604-684-3916.
BUILDEX has a lot to offer but we'd like to highlight the following sessions that were designed specifically for commercial property managers:
Visit the BUILDEX website to register
Event Calendar
National News
BOMEX is where real estate leaders come to be inspired. The education sessions provide leading edge information and solutions on sustainability, resiliency, building a great team and emerging technologies. Learn more about presenting at BOMEX here. Around the Industry
Source: Real Estate News EXchange
After several record-breaking years, British Columbia’s commercial real estate investment cooled down in 2019. Some local industry experts believe 2020 will see that trend continue. Source: Western Investor
Industry insiders and organizations share their predictions for commercial real estate in Metro Vancouver in 2020. Source: The Globe and Mail
The Network Hub is not only one of Canada’s oldest co-working spaces, but it is now also a place that helps the greater community. “Commercial space is what grounds community,” Minna Van, co-founder, told the Globe and Mail. “It’s what grounds culture and the arts – it’s where creativity and innovation happens. Where else would people convene?” Source: Western Investor
The cannabis sector was expected to significantly impact the real estate market, but it has failed to live up to the CRE industry’s expectations. Source: MortgageBrokerNews.ca
According to Statistics Canada, the country’s GDP fell by .01% in October. While it sounds minimal, the drop is still having an effect on Canada’s commercial real estate industry. |
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