YOU SAID IT: Nix Those E-Cigs

The New York Times reports that e-cigarette sales more than doubled to $1.7B last year, and in the next decade, consumption could surpass that of regular cigarettes. Over 500 readers responded to our recent survey with their thoughts, and 64% say they still shouldn't be allowed in non-smoking multifamily buildings and floors. For the full report, see today's Bisnow Multifamily newsletter.

Now, onto our next survey: Do you go to bed with your BlackBerry? Is your favorite part of Daylight Savings having extra light so you can work later? Whether you're two steps away from the 12-step Workaholics Anonymous or have found the Holy Grail of perfect work-life balance, we want to hear from you: Are you addicted to work? Tell us your thoughts by clicking the survey above.

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