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CBPA's California Legislative Update 8/05/2022


Filed under: Legislative News: California

  • CALIFORNIA COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE SUMMIT – NEXT WEEK!
  • BILLS GO IN AND THEY DON'T COME OUT - SUSPENSE
  • CCRES PRIORITY LEGISLATION - POTENTIAL SUSPENSE
  • CBPA 2022 CALENDAR
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CBPA's California Legislative Update 7/29/2022


Filed under: Legislative News: California

  • CA COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE SUMMIT – REGISTRATION DEADLINE!
  • CCRES EVENT FAQ'S
  • CBPA 2022 CALENDAR
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CBPA's California Legislative Update 7/22/2022

  • POTENTIAL NEW TAXING AUTHORITY IN SAN DIEGO
  • CALIFORNIA RESTAURANT DISRUPTOR
  • CA COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE SUMMIT – REGISTER NOW!
  • CCRES EVENT FAQ'S
  • CBPA 2022 CALENDAR
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CBPA's California Legislative Update 7/15/2022


Filed under: Legislative News: San Francisco Bay Area

  • CA COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE SUMMIT – LESS THAN A MONTH AWAY!
  • CCRES EVENT FAQ'S
  • CBPA 2022 CALENDAR
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Chapter Leader Focus - Dicko Ba


Filed under: Chapter

Dicko Ba is a multi-family development professional with the goal of creating the best-designed projects possible. She is passionate about making development functional and livable for residents and the public realm. “I believe buildings are here to help us live our best lives today and to ensure that our children and their children live their best lives” she said.

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Congratulations to the Graduating YPG Class of 2022!

We are pleased to announce that 29 participants have just completed the Chapter’s Young Professionals Group, a year-long program for personal and professional development. Many will be joining other graduates on the YPG Alumni committee, which takes an active role in coordinating curriculum and activities for the next class, as well as helping to recruit future participants

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CBPA's California Legislative Update 7/8/22


Filed under: Legislative News: California

  • CALIFORNIA COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE SUMMIT – REGISTRATION/HOTEL
  • WAREHOUSE/LOGISTIC CENTER BAN STALLED IN COMMITTEE - ICYMI
  • POTENTIAL NEW TAXING AUTHORITY IN SAN DIEGO
  • ITEMIZING PARKING COSTS IN COMMERCIAL LEASES FIXED - ICYMI
  • CBPA 2022 CALENDAR
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CPBA's California Legislative Update 7/01/2022

  • HAPPY FOURTH OF JULY
  • CALIFORNIA COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE SUMMIT – REGISTER NOW
  • WAREHOUSE/LOGISTIC CENTER BAN STALLED IN COMMITTEE - CBPA RESPONDS
  • ITEMIZING PARKING COSTS IN COMMERCIAL LEASES - FIXED
  • LEGISLATURE GOES ON SUMMER RECESS
  • REMEMBERING MALCOM RILEY - INDUSTRY TITAN
  • CBPA 2022 CALENDAR
 
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AB 2840 Goods Movement Disruptor Stalls In Committee


Filed under: Legislative News: California

Bill Would Have Stopped Warehouse Projects, Hurt Jobs, and Stalled Housing

SACRAMENTO – Matthew Hargrove, President and CEO of California Business Properties Association (CBPA), issued the following statements in response to AB 2840 (Reyes) stalling out in the Senate Governance and Finance Committee, stopping the bill for the year.

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New Podcast Episode Release

In this episode host David Karol, Managing Director, Ridge Capital Investors and Past NAIOP SFBA Chapter President interviews current Chapter President, Amanda Bates, Vice President, Portfolio Director, EQ Office, and Immediate Past President Adam Lasoff, Managing Director, JLL, Capital Markets Group.

As long time colleagues and friends, they engage in a fun, candid, and meaningful conversation on the impact of the pandemic on their lives and careers, the role NAIOP has played in their success, their thoughts on the state of the office market, their advice for young professionals, and more!

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Chapter Leader Focus - Kyla Willis


Filed under: Chapter

Kyla Willis is a real estate metrics expert who loves the thrill of the deal. As Leasing & Development Associate at Duke Realty she has the opportunity to pursue her passion for analytics and apply it in new creative ways. Her Oakland based team focuses on growing the company’s portfolio in the East Bay, Silicon Valley, San Francisco, Peninsula and Central Valley markets, and also oversees the company’s growth in Seattle.

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