Commercial Appraiser - Appraisal Blog, APPRAISAL/CONSULTING SERVICES: LA, Los Angeles, 310.337.1973: Five great reasons to participate in the Experience Exchange Report®

By submitting your building’s income and operating expenses to the EER, you will do your part for your industry and reap the benefits from this powerful benchmarking tool.

Five great reasons to participate in the Experience Exchange Report^® (EER) Survey…

1. More comprehensive industry research tools.
The EER compiles actual office building income and expenses and relies on industry practitioners to voluntarily share data. The more participants who share their performance data, the more accurately the study represents specific markets and asset types, such as MOBs, corporate facilities, and financial buildings.

2. Better budgeting.
More benchmarking data means more accurate budgeting, planning, and trend analysis.

3. Submitters get exclusive performance reports.
Only data submitters receive a complimentary Expense Performance Comparison report comparing their buildings with similar buildings in the area in terms of location, size and age.

4. Submitters get discounted rates.
Get priority access to 2012 reports—and savings of 25% or more.

5. Help the industry help you!
Each year, through our analysis of submitted data, we work to identify trends within the industry that warrant further study and examination. By sharing data with us, submitters help us to identify and create tools that BOMA uses to advance the industry:

o By successfully advocating on behalf of the industry at the federal, state and local levels.

o By providing timely education and training to industry practitioners.

o By providing research that helps industry practitioners work more effectively.

For more than 90 years, BOMA’s EER has been the industry’s most trusted resource for operating income and expense information. No other organization has invested in tracking office building financial performance to the extent that BOMA has—and it’s all done through industry practitioners who voluntarily share their data with us.

Learn more now.

Go to the survey now.