Recognizing February 21, 2013, as Texas Building Owners and Managers Association Advocacy Day at the State Capitol.
The resolution highlights the economic importance of Texas BOMA members, emphasizing their role in supporting over 65,000 jobs and generating over $7.8 billion in economic contribution to the state. Additionally, the organization promotes responsible building practices and initiatives aimed at reducing the environmental impact of development, which aligns with broader goals of sustainability and energy efficiency in the state.
HR502 is a resolution recognizing February 21, 2013, as Texas Building Owners and Managers Association (BOMA) Advocacy Day at the State Capitol. The resolution honors the Texas BOMA, established in 1937, which represents a significant segment of stakeholders in the commercial real estate industry of Texas. With approximately 2,000 members and six federated associations across major Texas cities, Texas BOMA plays a crucial role in supporting jobs and contributing substantially to the state’s economy.
Overall, the sentiment surrounding HR502 appears positive. The resolution serves to acknowledge and celebrate the efforts of Texas BOMA's membership, which actively engages in advocacy efforts aimed at improving the commercial real estate industry. The positive recognition from the Texas legislature enhances the visibility of issues pertinent to the industry and encourages members to continue their advocacy work.
While the resolution itself does not face direct opposition, the discussions surrounding similar legislative recognition events can sometimes reveal underlying contention regarding how legislative bodies prioritize commercial interests in relation to broader economic and environmental issues. However, no specific points of contention were recorded in the documentation available for HR502.