On-Demand Learning

BOMA International’s pre-recorded webinars are available to purchase and view at your convenience. These webinars specifically highlight issues that are timely and relevant for the commercial real estate profession. With courses covering the full range of industry issues - from emerging regulatory and code issues, to strategies for enhancing asset value and improving operations, to best practices with tenants - we have training to address every need, schedule and budget. All webinars are available for 12 months from date of purchase, unless indicated otherwise.

Webinars

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  • Commercial Real Estate at a Crossroads: Workplace Trend Insights from BOMA's Second COVID-19 Impact Study

     Contains 3 Component(s), Includes Credits Recorded On: 07/01/2021

    As public health guidance eases and vaccination rates increase, what does the return to the office look like for tenants? It depends, according to the Q2 2021 BOMA International COVID-19 Commercial Real Estate Impact Study published by BOMA International, underwritten by Yardi and developed by Brightline Strategies. This final of three 30-minute information sessions explores the findings of this study related to the future of the workplace and return-to-office trends. There is a major workplace transformation underway as tenants report they are continuing to invest in significant infrastructure and technology to facilitate remote work, indicating that the workplace likely will be agile and flexible. However, difficulties maintaining corporate culture and connectivity continue to vex tenants, again underlining the important role played by in-person workplaces even as shifts to a more hybrid work approach accelerate.

  • Commercial Real Estate at the Crossroads: Tenant Expectation and Investment Insights from BOMA's Second COVID-19 Impact Study

     Contains 3 Component(s), Includes Credits Recorded On: 06/25/2021

    While there has been no shortage of speculation shared on what the future might hold for the post-pandemic workplace, new research shows two undeniable truths: The workplace has been forever changed by COVID-19, and the way forward for the commercial real estate industry and its tenants hinges upon a swift response to this paradigm shift. What do tenants value the most when it comes to feeling confident in a return to the office? Answers can be found in the Q2 2021 BOMA International COVID-19 Commercial Real Estate Impact Study published by BOMA International, underwritten by Yardi and developed by Brightline Strategies. This second of three 30-minute information sessions explores the findings of this study related to tenant expectations and the prioritization of amenity investments. Overall, the study finds that, while the workplace and the commercial office sector both are at a crossroads, employers and property owners and managers have an opportunity to meet the moment with investments in space enhancements, strong communication and the right balance of remote and in-person work.

  • Commercial Real Estate at a Crossroads: Office Occupancy and Demand Insights from BOMA's Second COVID-19 Impact Study

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    ​As businesses reconsider their physical footprints in the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic, space reductions and reimaginings are on the horizon, even as the value of the in-person office remains strong for tenants. In short, commercial real estate and the future of the office as we know it are at a major crossroads. This is just one key takeaway from the Q2 2021 BOMA International COVID-19 Commercial Real Estate Impact Study published by BOMA International, underwritten by Yardi and developed by Brightline Strategies. This first of three 30-minute information sessions explores the findings of this study related to office occupancy and demand. With almost two-thirds of the tenants surveyed saying they believe COVID-19 was a “tremendous inflection point” for their workplaces that will transform the way they do business for some time to come, what impact will the pandemic have on the future of the commercial real estate industry?

  • How Virtual is Redefining Real Estate

     Contains 3 Component(s), Includes Credits Recorded On: 05/25/2021

    The pandemic has supercharged all things digital, propelling the real estate industry into the future. From virtual showings to augmented reality applications, these technologies have been on the rise with virtual “tour-before-you-buy” experiences across all asset classes. Once a nice-to-have feature, today’s virtual playground has quickly become an essential technology for the real estate industry and maybe real estate technology’s answer to the pandemic.

  • Making the Most of a Changing Work Landscape

     Contains 3 Component(s), Includes Credits Recorded On: 05/12/2021

    Throughout the course of the COVID-19 pandemic, workplace practices and trends have been constantly evolving to meet the needs and safety standards of building occupants. As an increasing number of people become vaccinated and restrictions are lifted, our industry is prompted to address the questions: How will the workplace of the future look?

  • The New Tenant Amenity: Health & Wellness

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    In the wake of the pandemic, innovative owners and managers are reimagining services provided to current and prospective tenants. The need to retain and attract the best tenants has many leading owner-managers deploying innovative and out-of-the-box strategies. While common areas and conference rooms will continue to be important, health and wellness has become the hottest tech-enabled emerging trend in the industry. In this BOMA Innovative Session, you will hear from leading owners and managers as they discuss health and wellness as the new tenant amenity. Throughout the conversation, our panel of experts will discuss innovative value add tenant services strategies to help improve your property operations.

  • Inflection Point: Actionable Insights from BOMA’s COVID-19 Impact Study

     Contains 3 Component(s) Recorded On: 12/09/2020

    While COVID-19 continues to be a major disruptive force for the office sector and its occupiers, the vast majority of tenants say offices are still operationally vital to their business and a key ingredient of their future success and growth. That is just one of the major takeaways of the BOMA International COVID-19 Commercial Real Estate Impact Study, a groundbreaking study of more than 3,000 commercial office tenants that explores the attitudes and challenges of tenants in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic.

  • BOMA Floor Standards 2.0: Introducing the New Industrial Standard and Understanding the Suite of Area Measurement Standards

     Contains 3 Component(s), Includes Credits Recorded On: 11/18/2020

    ​BOMA International recently released a revision to its Industrial Standard BOMA 2019 for Industrial Buildings: Standard Method of Measurement (ANSI/BOMA Z65.2—2019).

  • The Next Big Thing: The Impact of COVID-19 on Operating Expense Pass-Throughs

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    ​The rapid pace at which the COVID-19 pandemic is spreading–and the global actions that are being implemented to curtail it-has led to unprecedented medical, psychological and financial challenges.

  • Evaluating Market Conditions

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    Learn how to analyze market conditions and identify how asset managers can positively impact asset value.