GRANITE ROCKS EARTH DAY

With Earth Day coming up tomorrow, we've gone green by recycling a photo of Granite Properties CEO Michael Dardick (who's clearly very excited about saving the Earth) with colleague Brooke Siglerduring last year's event. COO Greg Fuller says the firm is committed to building energy-efficient properties and pulls out his list of examples: at the top, earning LEED Gold for 17Seventeen, thefirst high-rise in Dallas to make the grade; beyond that, the company has landed numerous BOMA 360 Performance Building Awards across the portfolio.

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