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Association News
Reserve your seat(s) early - register below!
April 11th/23, 11:00 AM - 1:30 PM PDT
Hotel Grand Pacific, Victoria, BC
April 20th/23, 11:00 AM - 11:30 AM PDT
Fairmont Hotel Vancouver, Vancouver, BC
Earlier in this month, 60+ members whisked off to Whisler for the BOMA Ski Day. A big thank you to everyone who helped us make the event spectacular success! If you attended Ski Day and haven't yet filled out our post-event survey, you can do so here - we would love to hear from you!
Stay tuned to our social channels for our Ski Day Photo Contest winner announcement, photo album, and event video - all coming soon!
2023 BOMA Ski Day Sponsors:
• Alpine Building Maintenance | Coffee + Snacks Sponsor • Bee-Clean Building Maintenance: Dinner Sponsor
• Guardteck Security Co. | Drink Sponsor
• Hallmark Housekeeping Services Inc. | Lunch Gift Card Sponsor
• Indigo Group | Coach Sponsor
Special thanks to Urban Impact Recycling Ltd. for providing a snowshoe option for a second year 🙏
Check out the link below to see the events we have coming up next!
On International Women's Day, BOMA BC attended the Downtown Eastside Women's Centre's (DEWC) HERSTORY fundraiser event, which brings awareness to critical issues, celebrates women from all walks of life and emphasizes the importance of community-driven organizations like DEWC.
Through member contributions, BOMA BC had the opportunity to donate $10,000 to the DEWC, which has provided support and essential services to self-identified women and children for nearly 50 years. BOMA BC met with Vancouver’s City Council and Staff in the lead-up to the City of Vancouver’s budget and communicated BOMA BC's desire for a competitive business tax environment and the impact of tax hikes on business. BOMA BC also participated in Provincial Budget consultations and advocated for solutions to our industry’s labour shortage, amongst other issues.
In this update: • The Province's Future Ready Plan
• The City of Vancouver tax increase
• Upcoming carbon tax increase
• BC budget focus areas: Housing, Healthcare + Public Safety
Regulatory News
SOURCE: Metro Vancouver
Stage 1 watering restrictions will be in effect from May 1 until October 15, 2023 as outlined in Metro Vancouver’s Drinking Water Conservation Plan
In this article, learn more about the upcoming water restrictions and how they apply to your properties.
Government Affairs
The City of Vancouver approved a Development Potential Relief Pilot Program (DPRP) on March 8th, 2023. The program grants a tax rate reduction on part of the assessed land value of class 5 and 6 properties that meet eligibility criteria.
Events & Education
Learn what components are essential to an office tower security program, including the types of security measures that should be implemented.
Learn how, when, and why to apply the BOMA 2021 Standard with step-by-step guidance and understand how the Mixed-Use Standard works in combination with the other BOMA Measurement Standards.
Speakers include David Fingret, Principal, Extreme Measures, Mary Lawrence, President/CEO of Dimensions Floorplans, LLC. and Mike Bishop, Vice President, Asset Management of Third Space Properties, Inc.
Webinar hosted by BOMA International.
Good to Know
The City of Vancouver recently reinstated their Tenant Improvement Program (TIPs).
Learn what it is and what it can do for you and your building(s).
Event Calendar
National News
SOURCE: Real Estate News EXchange
Despite concerns over economic headwinds, industrial real estate remains the top-performing commercial real estate class in Canada. Around the Industry
Climb 6 of the tallest towers in downtown Vancouver in Habitat for Humanity Greater Vancouver’s Step Up Challenge!
Support Habitat for Humanity Greater Vancouver and help build affordable housing for local working families. Not only will you be powering up 6 of Vancouver’s downtown towers, but you will also be transforming the lives of families and their children for generations to come. Featuring towers managed by Cadillac Fairview Corporation Ltd, Hudson Pacific Properties, Oxford Properties, and Polaris Realty.
SOURCE: Daily Hive Urbanized
Along with its residential housing crisis, Metro Vancouver is experiencing a shortage of tourist accommodations, which will need to increase by 20,000 hotel rooms by 2050 to keep pace with demand. |
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