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How To Tell If Your Office Building Is Haunted

October 31, 2012 | 8:00 am ET Staff Reporter

Feature	Not Haunted	Haunted
Sustainability	Leed-Gold	Leed-Ghould
Roof	People go up to enjoy the garden.	People go up to enjoy the garden. Never come back.
Security	70-foot setbacks, steel jacketed columns, and air intakes inside a secure courtyard	Patrolled by four teenagers and a talking dog; arrives via Mystery Machine.
What's Vacant?	2 floors recently vacated by a bankrupt law firm	Every floor, ever since Ol’ Man Vickers died.
Recent Renovations	Two floors added to the top.	Has anyone seen the 13th floor? It was there yesterday.
Who's Leasing It?	Broker	Broke her
Amenities	On-site deli	On-site Taco Bell

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