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Lansing Regional Chamber of Commerce to move
Jeremy W. Steele
The Lansing Regional Chamber of Commerce will move temporarily to downtown's Fifth Third Bank building while it waits for the new Stadium District building to be completed.
The business group has leased the third floor of a 38,700-square foot building at 300 E. Michigan Ave., but its 10-year lease expires this month. It will move by today and Friday into the seventh floor of the 50,000-square-foot Fifth Third building at 112 E. Allegan St., which was bought in August 2006 by Lansing-based Boji Group.
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New' Hollister Building to revisit former '50s look
Jeremy W. Steele Lansing State Journal
The holes in the exterior of downtown's Hollister Building are not a sign of its demise.
Rather, they're the beginning of an effort by Ron Boji to turn the face of the building at Washington Square and Allegan Street in downtown Lansing into a more trendy facade.
Boji's Boji Group bought the 1893 structure a year ago. At the first crack of spring, crews will tear off the modern brick facade covering the first two floors of the Hollister Building and replace it with a 1950s-style glass and limestone physique, the developer said.
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Boji buys 4th Lansing building
Group will target tenants who need small office spaces
By Jeremy W. Steele - Lansing State Journal
The owner of Lansing's tallest structure has bought a fourth office building within three blocks of the state Capitol.
Boji Group, which owns the 25-story Boji Tower, is expected to announce today that it has completed a deal for a 50,000-square-foot building at 112 E. Allegan St., at Grand Avenue.
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Developer Ron Boji is offering a glimpse of his plans to turn downtown Lansing's Hollister Building into a mix of retail, office and residential space.
Boji, Mayor Virg Bernero and city economic development officials were scheduled this morning to offer an overview of the project, which will use a series of local, state and federal redevelopment incentives.
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LANSING WILL ADD TO SKYLINE WITH NEW OFFICE COMPLEX
MATCHING PARKING RAMP ALSO SET TO BE BUILT ON VACANT DOWNTOWN LAND
By Andy Henion
A vacant slice of downtown Lansing will be transformed into a 12-story office building and matching parking ramp over the next tow years – Lansing’s largest private development in two decades.
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STATE TO CLAIM HOLLISTER BUILDING 1 YEAR
By Jeremy W. Steele
The state has signed a one-year lease to temporarily house some Department of Labor & Economic Growth workers in downtown Lansing’s Hollister Building.
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BOJI SNAPS UP HOLLISTER BUILDING
LOFTS, RESTAURANT, OFFICES PLANNED FOR LANSING LOCALE
By Stephanie Murray
The Hollister building n downtown Lansing could become the area’s first mixed-use development combing lofts, offices and retail shops under a renovation plan by new owner Ron Boji
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MORE AMENITIES, CONVENIENCE BUILT INTO WORK PLACES TODAY
By Chris Gottschalk
In the 21st century, jobs continue to become increasingly office based. As a result, companies that design and build office buildings have begun to focus more on the comfort of the people who work in them.
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TALLEST BUILDING IN LANSING GETS NEW NAME: Boji Group
CO-OWNER SAYS MONIKER A TRIBUTE TO IMMIGRANT DAD
By Stephanie Murray
The suspense is over. After more than three years of debate, Lansing’s tallest building - former Michigan National Tower – has a new name: Boji Tower.
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A new $19 million parking ramp at the corner of Townsend and Washtenaw streets opened for business Friday.
The 1,250-space facility will serve both hourly and permit parkers. Most motorists with permits are from the Accident Fund, State of Michigan and the Boji Group. The public will be allowed to park there too.
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MICHIGAN NATIONAL SIGN COMES DOWN
A PIECE OF CITY HISTORY FALLS A LETTER AT A TIME
By Susan Stock
People walking past the intersection of Washington Avenue and Allegan Street couldn’t stop staring skyward on Friday. The Michigan National Bank Tower was losing its 47-year-old landmark sign, one letter at a time.
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TOWERING CHANGES
MICHIGAN NATIONAL TOWER’S NEW OWNER INHERITS A TALL HISTORY
By A.J. Evenson
Louie Boji knew the economic gain when he bought the Michigan National Bank Tower in May:
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LANDMARK CHANGES HANDS
NO PRICE DISCLOSED IN DOWNTOWN TOWER SALE TO FATHER-SON FIRM
By A.J. Evenson
The Michigan National Tower has new owners.
Louie and Ron Boji completed a deal Wednesday that transferred ownership of Lansing’s tallest building from Michigan National Bank to the father-and-son developers.
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