Boston, MA – BOMA Boston (a division of the Greater Boston Real Estate Board), which represents over 100 million square feet of commercial real estate space in downtown and suburban Boston, had four buildings named as BOMA Mid-Atlantic Regional TOBY (The Outstanding Building of the Year®) Award winners. 99 High was recognized in the Renovated Building category. The premier 730,000-square-foot tower owned by TIAA-CREF recently underwent a far reaching capital improvements program. Jones Lang LaSalle is the construction manager, property management and exclusive leasing agent for building.
The other BOMA MAC TOBY Awards went to:
*One Chestnut Place, owned by IPC Louisville Properties LLC, managed by CB Richard Ellis – New England, in the 100,000 – 249,999 square feet category.
*Wellesley Office Park, owned and managed by Equity Office, in the Suburban Office Park – Low Rise category.
*The Federal Reserve Plaza, owned and managed by the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, in the Earth Award category.
“We are honored to have these four BOMA Boston buildings recognized at the regional and international levels for the outstanding assets that they are, and I congratulate each one on their achievement,” said 2011 BOMA Boston President Jeffrey Cook of Fidelity Real Estate Company.
The BOMA TOBY Awards recognize excellence in building operation and property management. The 2011 BOMA Mid-Atlantic Conference Regional TOBY Awards Dinner will be held on Wednesday, May 4th at the Ritz Carlton Hotel, in Philadelphia, PA.
BOMA Boston members competed against buildings in 14 other BOMA local districts in the 7 states comprising the Middle Atlantic region.
For more information on the BOMA International TOBY Awards, please visit www.boma.org. For more information on 99 High visit www.99high.com.
