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Posted: November 28, 2008
Reckson's Landmark Sq. receives TOBY from BOMA southern Conn.
Landmark Sq., a seven-building 860,000 s/f downtown area complex owned by the Reckson division of SL Green, has been named BOMA Southern Connecticut's 2008 TOBY award winner in the 500,000 - 1 million-s/f property category.
Accepting the award on behalf of Reckson at the awards dinner held at The Inn at Longshore in Westport on October 30th, were Tammy Cuomo, director of property management, and Mike Jacopini, senior property manager.
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