GREEN ETHOS ALL THE RAGE

More than 150 local CREW professionals packed into the Ritz Carlton uptown on Tuesday to hear Time Warner Cable CRE chief Suzanne Jacobs talk about goings-on in Charlotte with the multi-state cable services provider. (And to bargain for free HBO.)
 
Suzanne flashed slides of the company's major new local projects, including a $101M national data center. The 178k SF center will be on Arrowood Road and should be completed next year.
 

Suzanne, with CBRE's Philip Grossberg, says the company is going green with its future developments. The new data center will be LEED Silver, as will a new building under construction at its existing Crescent Executive Drive campus. That 103k SF building will house IT, HR, and accounting. ?Sustainability is one of Time Warner?s priorities,? Suzanne tells us.

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