Manhattan, NY The CRE industry stands at a pivotal moment today. The best owners and managers will rise to the occasion with solutions to ensure their tenants have the ideal space for collaboration and productivity. Unequivocally, office buildings will always be a necessity in all major commercial markets.
Between more than 11.7 million s/f of new trophy office space delivered in the past two years, and millions of s/f being reimagined throughout New Yorck City, the call to action for quality is being delivered. The New York City office market consistently leads by example with outstanding buildings and personnel. With that said, BOMA New York, its staff and board of directors are excited about the upcoming Pinnacle Awards Dinner at Pier 60, scheduled for September 28th.
This year, we will celebrate 26 professionals and 12 buildings. Unique attributes to this years’ nominees include a building with the top LEED score in the country; one of the most iconic skyscrapers of all time; a $4 billion transit hub; the newest addition to the midtown skyline; and so much more.
The Pinnacle Awards are the commercial real estate industry’s highest recognition honoring excellence in building management and operations. Professional nominees are exemplary leaders within their respective professions, who best embody the passion and professionalism that is unique to New York City. Buildings are judged on all facets of building operations, including energy management, tenant relations, community involvement, emergency preparedness, and security. Congratulations to all of this years’ Pinnacle Award nominees.
Historical Building:
• The ABC Carpet Building, 888 Broadway - Cannon Hill Capital Partners
• Penn 11, 393 Seventh Ave. - Vornado Realty Trust
Earth Building:
Empire State Building, 20 West 34th St. - Empire State Realty Trust
• 100 Park Ave. - SL Green Realty Corp.
• 1 Willoughby Sq. - JEMB
Renovated Building:
• 730 Third Ave. - Cushman & Wakefield
Mixed Use Building:
• Oculus at World Trade Center
Operating Category
100,000 - 249,999 s/f:
• 4 Columbus Circle - Newmark
250,000 – 499,999 s/f:
• 51 Astor Place - JSM Associates 1, LLC - c/o Edward J. Minskoff Equities, Inc.
• 7 West 34th St. - Vornado Realty Trust
500,000 –1 million s/f:
• 320 Park Ave. - JLL
Over 1 million s/f:
• One Vanderbilt Ave. - SL Green Realty Corp.
New Construction:
• Dock 72, Boston Properties
• 50 Hudson Yards, Related
Henry J. Muller Vision Award:
• The Durst Organization
Security Professional:
• Jody Almodovar, Hudson Yards (10 HY)
• Paul Chabot, Paramount Group
Janitorial Professional:
• Keith Garcia, Paramount Group
• Michael Richardson, SL Green Realty Corp.
• John Espinosa, Brookfield Properties
Outstanding Local Member:
• Christopher Cayten, CodeGreen Solutions
Manager of the Year
3–10 Years:
• Shakia Hill, Vornado Realty Trust
• Rebecca Langendoen, Cannon Hill Capital Partners
• Sandy Forbes, Cushman & Wakefield
10+ Years:
• Rock Harding, L&L Holding Company, LLC
• Jennifer Ciccotto, SL Green Realty Corp.
• Marco Bulzomi, Rockefeller Group
• Peter Baracski, Cushman & Wakefield
Chief Operating Engineer:
• Anthony Marinelli, Paramount Group
• William Hurd, SL Green Realty Corp.
• Kenneth Jackowski, EJM Equities Inc.
• Jeremiah McGinley, George Comfort & Sons
• Robert Figler, Vornado Realty Trust
• Marc Scaglioni, Related
• Frank Varone, Cushman & Wakefield
Operating Engineer:
• Nicholas Lani, SL Green Realty Corp.
• Tyler Moreno, Related
Fire Life Safety Director:
• Dante Thompson, Hudson Yards (10 HY)
• Gordon Layburn, Tishman Speyer
• Dan Dempsey, JP Morgan Chase / Metro Fire
• Sharon Faulkner, Paramount Group.
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