BIG WINS AT BOMA

The Empire State Building was one of the three iconic towers to be named BOMA Middle Atlantic Conference regional winners of The Outstanding Building of the Year (TOBY) for '11-’12 last week in Philadelphia. ESB nabbed the historical award for being the No. 1 tourist destination and its sustainable renovations. 26 Federal Plaza took the GSA award, while Hearst Tower took the Corporate Building award. And BOMA/NY secretary Jim Kleeman of Related Management (left, with Brookfield Office Properties’ Edward Fallon, Cushman & Wakefield Louis Mantia, and Boston Properties’Thomas Hill) won Member of the Year for his contributions to the industry. It was the largest showing of winners for NYC since '01-’02, and tied the Big Apple with perennial stronghold Boston. Congrats!

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