BOMA's Big Winners

Congrats to Diversified Property Management's Susan Engstrom from Phoenix and KTR Capital Partners' Dave McFarland from Philly, the big winners of the much-anticipated BOMAPAC raffle, which raised over $8,200 for the org's PAC. Above, Susan (second from left) is with CBRE's Mary Lantz, president of BOMA/Orlando, Cassidy Turley's Terri Walther, and BOMA's Lisa Prats. Susan won a Coach bag, wallet, and Brighton accessories (unintentionally matching her prize winnings), while Dave walked away with a GoPro camera and accessories.

Kilroy's Sarah MacIntyre, bookended by Cushman & Wakefield's Chetta Sinclair and Steve Ring, is all smiles from winning a $1,000 gift card. All three are from San Francisco, which they say is absolutely booming right now. And Kilroy's certainly been in the news lately: This year, its future SoMa project got Dropbox to ink a full-building deal there, and it's also developing Salesforce's new 27-story office tower at 350 Mission. Just recently, the developer bought a prime parcel in Mission Bay near the site of the future Warriors Stadium.

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