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Jan 31	An unconventional Super Bowl pick Posted by admin With the big game approaching, Jones Lang LaSalle is looking to an unconventional source of data for its Super Bowl pick: commercial real estate.
Jan 18	What if Armstrong's PR stunt wasn't really a PR stunt at all Posted by Aaron Gordon Last night's primetime Lance Armstrong/Oprah interview -- and the days of speculation leading up to it -- was met with a wave of criticism from observers who billed the on-air conversation as little more than a charade aimed at garnering sympathy and resolving his own guilty conscience. But at least one expert says there's likely more to the story.
Jan 09	It's a bird...it's a plane...it's a dancing woman! Posted by admin What would be Seattle without the space needle? Paris without the Eiffel Tower? New York City without the Empire State Building?
Dec 20	Lights, Lights and More Lights! Posted by admin From Brussels and Barcelona to Singapore and Dubai, skyscrapers and hi-rises across the world are tapping into new technologies in lighting and design to increase visibility, make a statement and redefine the character of the city in which they stand. As the economy recovers, we can expect to see even more property owners push the envelope to capture attention and elevate their brand recognition.
Dec 03	Schwartz Media Strategies welcomes Yanet Obarrio-Sanchez, Julia Bennett Posted by admin Growth is in the air at Schwartz Media Strategies once again, as we welcome two new additions to our family. Yanet Obarrio-Sanchez embarks on her second stint with us, this time as Vice President, while Julia Bennett joins our ranks as an Account Executive.
Nov 29	To save or not to save? Miami's historic buildings grab the spotlight Posted by This week's news that the AIA is relocating to the historic post office building in Downtown Miami serves as a good reminder that the Magic City is only about 116 years old. The "historic" label carries a much different meaning in these parts. Still, we may be guilty of not having preserved enough of our architectural gems.