BOMA Orlando newsletter for January 3, 2025

January 3, 2025

Good morning!

Registration for the January, February, and March luncheons is now open!

CRE transaction gridlock set to ease in 2025

Positive economic indicators inject confidence into the market after two years. (GlobeSt)

Playbook for 2025 - Orlando

Here's what business owners need to plan and prepare for in the new year. (Orlando Business Journal)

Nearly every employee over 40 sees rampant ageism in the workplace

A new report reveals that age-related stereotypes have affected a sense of workplace belonging. (Workplace)

These new Florida laws are now in effect

Here's how they will impact you. (CBS News)

What Florida residents need to know about 2025's health care changes

The first-ever public safety messaging system that uses AI to generate real-time updates in English and Spanish during emergencies is live in Florida. (Central FL Public Media)

How outdoor air quality impacts office buildings and HVAC systems

As more attention is placed on health, sustainability, and efficiency, understanding how outdoor air interacts with indoor environments is essential for property managers. (CRE Insight Journal)

2025 outlook for office attendance

Although hybrid work arrangements will remain, office attendance will increase as companies and employees align their expectations for in-office work. (CBRE)

56 CRE heavyweights spill their secrets for 2025 success

You could say CRE has always been defined by three things: innovation, perseverance, and optimism. (Bisnow)

Central Florida's 2024 housing market recap, 2025 predictions

2024 was no exception to the lingering effects of the post-COVID economic recovery; the local housing market is finally showing signs of cooling and balancing out. (Central FL Public Media)