Building Owners and Managers Association of Chicago

The Voice of Chicago's Office Building Industry Since 1902.

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Congratulations to Our 2025 Regional TOBY Winners!

The Outstanding Building of the Year (TOBY) Awards celebrate excellence in building management, recognizing properties that demonstrate the highest quality standards. The regional winners will now advance to the international…

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Congratulations to Yui Miyamoto, the 2025 Reginald L. Ollie Inclusion & Outreach Scholar!

The BOMA/Chicago Foundation is proud to recognize Yui Miyamoto as the Reginald L. Ollie Inclusion & Outreach Scholar! As Assistant General Manager at JLL’s 225 W Washington, Yui will be…

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BOMA/Chicago and Rep. Kimberly Du Buclet Advance Downtown Revitalization Task Force Legislation

With a focus on strengthening Chicago’s downtown economy, BOMA/Chicago has partnered with State Representative Kimberly Du Buclet to champion legislation (House Bill 2757) creating a Downtown Revitalization Task Force. The…

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Utility Data Access Act Passes House Committee with BOMA/Chicago Support

Legislation ensuring building owners have access to whole-building utility data for benchmarking purposes (House Bill 3312) has passed the Illinois House Public Utilities Committee. The bill requires utilities to provide…

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Our members play a vital role in ensuring the economic viability of downtown Chicago. Member buildings support

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Support local schools and public services through more than

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Welcome

BOMA/Chicago

BOMA/Chicago is a trade association that has represented the Chicago office building industry since 1902. Membership includes 245 commercial offices, institutional and public buildings, and 240 companies that provide commercial building services to support operational excellence. BOMA/Chicago members constitute approximately 80 percent of all rentable office space and more than 98 percent of rentable space in Class A buildings downtown.

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