BOMA 360: The New Class

Congrats to the newest buildings that have achieved the BOMA 360 designation, whose reps joined Colliers SVP Rob Brierley (holding the plaque) to celebrate their recognition. Rob says the program has designated more than 750 buildings in 60 markets that meet the BOMA 360 threshold in all major elements of management and operations; they've been shown to have higher operations efficiency, tenant retention, and rental rates. This was also the first year that international buildings have achieved the designation, coming in from Canada and Japan. Leading the overall BOMA 360 board: CBRE with 62 buildings, Piedmont Office Management with 54, and Brookfield with 51.

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