Understanding the BOMA 2019 Industrial Standard

BOMA International released a significant update to its Industrial Floor Measurement Standard, BOMA 2019 for Industrial Buildings: Standard Method of Measurement (ANSI/BOMA Z65.2—2019). This session will help industrial property managers and brokers understand the major changes from the 2012 Industrial Standard, including a unified single methodology that replaces Method A (Exterior Wall Methodology) and Method B (Drip Line Methodology). Discover why accurate measurements benefit the entire property team: property management companies benefit financially, owners receive a better ROI and additional positive cash flow, and both property managers and brokers have defensible square footage numbers for leasing, acquisition and disposition of assets.

At the end of this session, participants will:

Understand the changes from the 2012 to the 2019 Industrial Standard
Learn the concepts and methodology within the standard and how to apply them
Discover why accurate measurements are important for your leasing and management strategies
Get answers to your most pressing questions about the BOMA Industrial Standard

Christopher Horsley

Chief Operating Officer

Hokanson Companies, Inc.

Chris Horsley joined Hokanson Companies, Inc. (HCI) in 1997 while completing his degree in Civil Engineering at Purdue University. Now as Chief Operating Officer of the company, he focuses his efforts on construction, development and property/facility management. Chris oversees a team of property and construction managers that provide management services to approximately 7.25M square feet in a seven-state geographical service area. His BOMA involvement includes: Floor Measurement Standards Committee Member [2015-Present]; Industrial Floor Measurement Revision Task Force, Co-Chair [2018-2019]; Industry Defense Fund Committee, Vice Chair [2016-2018]; Industry Defense Fund Committee, Chair [2018-2020]; Strategic Planning Committee [2018] for the five-year strategic plan (2019-2023); BOMA/Indianapolis, Director [2018-2020]; and BOMA/Indianapolis, Secretary/Treasurer [2020-Present].

Mitchell Luehring

Associate

Gensler

Mitch Luehring has been a leader in Gensler’s area analysis practice for over 10 years. He advises clients and colleagues on the value and insights that building area measurements and standards can bring to their projects. Currently, Mitch is a member of the BOMA Floor Measurement Standards Committee and has served as co-chair of the BOMA 2017 Office Standard Revisions Task Force and co-chair of the BOMA 2019 Industrial Revisions Task Force.