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1 in the NYT

By October 1, 2007

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I should have read my Sunday New York Times before posting last night as there was an article in the business section about 1, Starwood’s Founder Makes a New Splash:

The first “1” hotel and condominium is scheduled to open in 2009 in downtown Seattle, a city that as of last year had 23 certified “green” buildings, the most of any American city, according to the Green Building Council, which issues the certifications known as Leadership in Energy and Environment Design, or LEED. The sales office opened this month.

In the comments of another post EconE points out how un-green Barry from Starwood is with his corporate jet.

Wendy also had a post about 1 recently.

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