Georgetown Beer & Blue C Sushi coming to your doorstep for hors d’oeuvres and socializing

5:00PM Thursday May 27th.  That’s tomorrow!

Join fellow tenants- the ones you say ‘hi’ to in the hallway once in awhile- over a beer and for a snack at the end of the day this Thursday.  Lots of good reasons to come:

• Network with other business owners
• Be a good neighbor
• Unwind after a long day
• Meet a friend
• Drink free Beer on tap
• Helps avoid rent increases
  

At the 6th@Lander Building: Suite 36, (former C2 space).

Smart Spaces is finally READY to co-host this year’s spring sushi bash with Georgetown BEER!  5:00PM, May 27th, @ the former C2 Space.  Come meet and rub elbows with 624′s finest- Ruffneck, Western Neon, Seattle Scores, Vitamin Water, the list grows stronger!  Be a good neighbor, and a righteous consumer (of beer and sushi): put it on your calendar!

6th @ Lander

SMART SPACES made a DUMB mistake and previously scheduled the highly anticipated sushi and beer event at an inconvenient time.  It is rescheduled for Wednesday June- 2nd, which we hope will be better for everyone!  See you there.

1617 Boylston, Pine@Boylston

DMPC (Almost) Monthly Blog Update

Your building needs love.  Dave is here to provide it.

Dave Wren loves buildings.   Thats why we hired him to be Real Assets’ Building Technician.  While you and I love the look and feel of luxurious lobbies, fine finishes and plentiful parking, Dave is enraptured with the wires, fuses, plumbing and temperature controls.   Dave comes to us with a wealth of experience working for the big guys: CB Richard Ellis, Tishman Speyer, Safeway Maintenance, oh, and the US Army!

And we love Dave.  We are sure you will too when he solves some of your maintenance headaches- hopefully not too soon.  And now we also have a great new format for responding to your requests.  Dave will be charged with understanding and ensuring operation of the controlled access system at DMPC so please let him know if you have questions, need more cards, or are experiencing difficulties with the system.

Through our new on-line maintenance request website you can place and Dave can receive and respond to your maintenance requests  with just a a few clicks. It’s not that we don’t like to talk to you, we are just trying to be efficient to ensure your requests get logged and responded to immediately.

You can expect to hear back from Dave within two hours of placing a maintenance request- often with an in-person visit.  So please use our website to make your maintenance request for all but the most dire emergencies.

How-to Maintenance Request Log-On instructions:

After you follow the link from the Real Assets home page to the request log on page :

• Sign in with your username (22506) which is the numerical address of your property and password (22506) also.
• Click on the Create Request Tab
• Select the Property of your location.
• Select the request Type – this describes the category of work (Building Maintenance, HVAC, Plumbing, etc).
• Select the request SubType – this describes the activity (Toilet clogged, Too cold, Exit Light out, etc).
• Describe your Request – if you need to describe your request in further detail, you may enter that information into this field.
• Who is making this Request – You MUST enter your contact information.  All fields marked by a red square are required fields.
• NOTE:  To receive updates via email on the status of your request, please make sure your email address is entered.

Click OK to send the request.  Done.  

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