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Monthly Archives: November 2011
Smart Meters: Smart Is What Smart Does
By Mike Munson CEO of Metropolitan Energy, LLC In the energy industry, the term “smart” is the current buzzword of the day. Smart cars. Smart homes. Smart grids. The list is growing in perpetuity. But what makes a device “smart”? … Continue reading
Posted in CRE Trends, Green
Tagged "smart gadgets" consumer's energy information, "smart" technology, BOMA/Chicago, BOMA/Chicago members, building owners and managers, ComEd, ComEd released an evaluation of its investment, data that is generated, Forrest Gump, healthy rate of return, install new devices, Internet, large commercial buildings, mass distribution of meters, Metropolitan Energy, smart cars, smart grids, smart homes, smart meters, software, stored and transferred
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It’s The Most Wonderful Time of the Year: Chicago’s Central Business District Gives Back
By Michael Cornicelli Executive Vice President, BOMA/Chicago This week, more than 115 BOMA/Chicago members took a big step toward making the 2011 holiday season better for those less fortunate. They registered to receive a collection barrel to gather food as part of … Continue reading
Posted in Philanthropic Outreach
Tagged annual program, BOMA/Chicago, CGFD, Chicago's commercial real estate community, Children's Home + Aid, corporate partners, corporations and foundations, Greater Chicago Food Depository, holiday food drive, our members, the annual holiday food drive, the Salvation Army, this drive, this program, this website, U.S. Marine Corps
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Get Inspired and Help the Environment on America Recycles Day 2012
By Kelly Aaron President, EverLights Recently, you may have seen the graphic message below, which includes the well-known “circular arrows” image that signifies recycling. If you’re wondering about why the recycling image is featured, keep reading this post and your … Continue reading
CRE News: What We’re Reading the Week of October 31
Each week, The Elevator Speech summarizes news related to some of the key industry trends, buildings, deals and dealmakers that shaped headlines. Here’s what caught our attention the week of October 31: The former Apparel Center (now the Chicago Sun-Times building) at … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Burnham Center, Cannon Design, Chicago office buildings, Chicago Sun-Times, commercial real estate, continue to benefit, emerged as a leading contender, former Apparel Center, Grub & Ellis, Illinois Center, plans to move, PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP, recent survey, Sara Lee Corp, Shorenstein Properties, sold for $288 million/$190 per square foot, the highest since 2007, Urban Land Institute, Vornado Realty Trust
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