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BOMA/Chicago is so proud to announce that six member buildings have won the 2021 North Central Region TOBY Award! Regional winners will now proceed to the July BOMA International TOBY competition.

BOMA/Chicago leaders recently met with Representative Ann Williams to discuss the Clean Energy Jobs Act.

BOMA/Chicago President Derrick Johnson testified in opposition to House Bill 860 and House Bill 3529.

BOMA/Chicago's Taxation Committee advocates for greater transparency and fairness given tax burden shift onto commercial properties during recession.

Jose Bahena with JLL is the 2021 Ollie Scholarship winner.

Local 399 will be distributing vaccine doses to union members on March 29. 200 shots are available on a first-come, first serve basis.

BOMA/Chicago is opposing two Illinois House Bills being advanced by Cook County Assessor Fritz Kaegi that we believe would negatively impact commercial office properties and our ability to recruit jobs and investment to our local economy.

Learn more about key provisions of the American Rescue Plan Act relevant to BOMA International’s members.

Turn off/down lights for migratory birds from March 15-June 15.

State and local vaccine rollout continues to advance as Phase 1C will start March 29 and All Over 16 will begin on April 12.

A Chicago man has been charged in federal court with inciting rioting involving multiple incidents of property damage and looting in the city last summer.

The United Center vaccination site opens on March 9 and security personnel can register on March.

City of Chicago eases COVID-19 restrictions, opens up restaurants to 50 percent capacity.

Seven BOMA/Chicago buildings will compete in the North Central Region TOBY awards competition. Let's wish them the best of luck!

During a joint subject matter hearing, City Council members explored several ideas to increase recycling rates, including waste hauling franchising.