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SL Green's 125 Chubb Avenue in New Jersey wins BOMA's "Best Renovated Building" of the Year Award

SL Green's "Skyline Drive," a five-story, class A, 278,500 s/f office building at 125 Chubb Ave., situated on an 11.88-acre tract within New Jersey's Meadowlands Corporate Center, has been awarded 2012 BOMA NJ Outstanding Building of the Year Award (TOBY) for the best managed building in the Renovated category. BOMA's annual TOBY's are considered the most prestigious and comprehensive awards in the commercial real estate industry. This honor recognizes Skyline Drive's property management team's excellence in building management, operational efficiency, tenant retention, emergency planning and community impact. "We are thrilled that BOMA has acknowledged the dedication of our on and off-site management team for Skyline Drive," said John Barnes, SL Green senior vice president and senior director, "Now with nearly 170,000 s/f leased, it is a testament to our team's hard work and the building's outstanding amenities that we attract such prominent world-class tenants such as Barnes and Noble, KnowledgePoint 360 Group and Aeropostale." The amenities at Skyline Drive include a concierge service, fitness center, full service cafeteria, outstanding seating area, Wi-Fi, flat screen TV's and music in the main lobby, 24/7 emergency contact line, and an Angus Anywhere online work request system.
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