One of These May Be an Outstanding Building of the Year

San Diego properties are in the running for BOMA Outstanding Building of the Year. Local nominees are the Nobel Executive Center (pictured), in the 100k-250k SF category, owned by Property Reserve Inc. and managed by BJ Van Aken of CBRE; StoneCrest, owned by TIAA-CREF and managed by Mary Blagg and Katherine Cox of CBRE, nominated in the 250k-500k SF category; and One America Plaza in the 500k-1M SF; it’s owned by the Irvine Co and managed by Dan McCurdy of the Irvine Co.

Out in the suburbs, Kilroy Centre Del Mar has been nominated in the Suburban Low Rise (1-5 stories) category, owned by Kilroy Realty Corp and managed by Bernadette Blanco of Kilroy Realty. San Diego Tech Center (pictured) has been nominated in the Suburban Mid Rise (6-10 stories) category. It was previously owned by Beacon Capital Partners, but now belongs to Locale Advisors; Amy Lane of EdgeCore Real Estate Group is the nominee as manager of the property. BOMA will name the winners on Dec. 6.

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