And Thanks to Ellen, You Need an Awards Selfie

But who needs Meryl, JLaw, Julia, and Brangelina when you have BOMA/Detroit? Self-snapped are Schostak Brothers & Co's Paula Goldman-Spinner, Bedrock Real Estate's Darlene Strickland and Lynnette Boyle, BOMA/Detroit's Janet Langlois, The Professional Group's Pat Wilson, Bedrock's John Guardiola, Belfor's Marshall Spinner, and Bedrock's Cas Daniewski. Three of the city's buildings were in the running: the Coleman A. Young Municipal Center (Historical Building); Chrysler House (Renovated Building); and M@dison (<100k SF).

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