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Green Home Organizing Workshop

Posted by Julie Naylon on November 8, 2009 - 12:10pm

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December 1, 2009 - 7:00pm - 9:00pm

Green Home Organizing Workshop with Julie Naylon of "No Wire Hangers".
Tuesday December 1st, 2009 7:00PM
Green Spaces
394 Broadway 5th Floor
New York, NY 10013
$15 for Non-Green Spaces Members
Please RSVP to Marissa@greenspacesny.com
www.nowirehangersbiz.com

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Green Business Success Blueprint - Intro teleclass

Posted by Premiercru on October 1, 2009 - 11:09am

Date/Time:

October 8, 2009 - 1:00pm - 2:00pm

Today businesses are challenged. Many start with great ideas but fall short on execution. Green business has unique challenges - the need to establish itself as a credible green company as well as stand out from all the green noise and claims. Our program provides you the formula and tools for increasingly profitable and sustainable business.

The Green Business Success Blueprint tele coaching program is Your Money Making, Less Stress Blueprint for 2010.

For more information or to register visit http://www.janetabachnick.com/greenbusiness_successblueprint.html

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Z100, Q104.3 Settling Into Green Clear Channel Studios in Tribeca

Thu

Jun

by Stephen Del Percio

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Back in late 2006, Texas-based Clear Channel Communications, the radio giant that owns five New York City FM stations, including Z100, Q104.3, and 106.7 Lite-FM, signed a 15-year lease at 32 Avenue of the Americas- formerly known as the AT&T building. The company recently completed a fit-out of the 120,000 square feet it now occupies across the second, third, and fourth floors, where it will pay from $35 per square foot up to $43 over the term of its lease to house the five stations.

Checking In With 11 Times Square and 101 Warren Street

Thu

Jan

by Stephen Del Percio

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I’ve been running all over Manhattan this week and unfortunately haven’t found much time to post. As luck would have it, though, my travels did take me past the sites of two interesting high-rise projects which I thought I’d quickly point out.

NYC-Based Green Consulting Firm Emphasizes Financial Benefits of Green Building

Mon

Oct

by Stephen Del Percio

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An article from Sunday's Times helps make the business case for green buildings. Andrew Shapiro is a former lawyer who got the idea for his consulting business, GreenOrder Inc., from his brother's environment-friendly nightclub in Tribeca. After the club closed down, the two brothers opened up their firm, which now advises major developers on projects across the world. Now, General Electric’s real estate division, which owns about $47.5 billion in assets, has turned to Mr. Shapiro for advice on increasing property value through green design. He is now working on a building near Perth, Australia. Initially, G.E. hired GreenOrder in 2005 to conduct an environmental analysis of the company’s products, including appliances and building materials, for a project known as “ecoimagination.” Products that comply with environmental standards created by GreenOrder qualify for the ecoimagination stamp from G.E. That project has been highly successful because of Mr.