Monthly Archives: March 2009

How to prepare for the government’s green building mandates

Posted on March 21, 2009 by Mike Norris

This is not another article about what you can do to make your office “greener.” The new administration is initiating policies that will directly and indirectly result in mandates for government contractors (and potentially private enterprises) to operate in certified … Continue reading →

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Are You Being Overcharged?

Posted on March 1, 2009 by Mike Norris

Have you taken a close look at your rent invoice lately? Chances are, if you’re a year or more into your lease (or sublease), you’re being charged “passthroughs” or “additional rent” in addition to a “base rent,” which by itself … Continue reading →

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