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Thru the Lens: Ivanhoé Cambridge, Callahan Capital Properties, and The Swig Company celebrated Earth Day at 1411 Broadway

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Manhattan, NY Ivanhoé Cambridge and Callahan Capital Properties, along with their partner, The Swig Company, celebrated Earth Day at 1411 Broadway, their 39-story, class A office tower in Midtown Manhattan with their tenants and guests. The building management hosted a number of vendors and displays in the newly designed lobby answering questions and providing advice on recycling, sustainable food, green cleaning, energy conservation and gardening.

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