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Posted: December 22, 2015

2015 Year in Review - George Crawford

George Crawford, Green Partners George Crawford, Green Partners
What real estate project, transaction, market trend or product had a significant impact on your industry in 2015?   The market trend that we see is an increasing recognition on the part of property owners as to the value of LED retro-fits. LED technology has advanced to a level where LED products are now used in museums, art galleries and department stores, where the quality of the lighting is critical.  These are users that don’t settle for second best.  We see increased momentum  for the LED retro-fit market.
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