The following is a selection of media placements for Great Ink clients and a summary of each.
Sterling Equities
By David Winzelberg
May 6, 2025
Sterling Equities has completed construction and announced the opening of a three-story self-storage facility at 505 Bi-County Blvd in Farmingdale, New York on Long Island. The new facility is part of the highly-regarded CubeSmart Self-Storage national brand.Designed to meet a variety of storage needs for residents throughout the region, the state-of-the-art, climate controlled building encompasses nearly 115, 000 square feet with almost 1,000 units, ranging from 5’x5’ to 15’x25’. Read more in Long Island Business News.
Marx Realty
May 5, 2025
By Amanda Schiavo
Riveron, a national business advisory firm, has signed a 10-year lease for 20,000 square feet at Marx Realty’s 10 Grand Central. The firm will occupy the building’s entire fifth floor. Riveron will move its New York City offices about eight blocks from 461 Fifth Avenue to 10 Grand Central, which has an alternative address of 155 East 44th Street. Mitchell Konsker, Carlee Palmer, Thomas Swartz and Nicole Danyi from JLL handled the deal for Marx Realty. Peter Trivelas and Dan Fisk of Cushman & Wakefield represented Riveron. Read more about the lease in Commercial Observer.
Pickard Chilton
May 2025
By Rachel Gallaher
The May issue of Architectural Record takes a look at several exceptional tall buildings across the country. The Eight, developed by Skanksa and designed by Pickard Chilton, is included in the feature. The building is a gem in the neighborhood, standing out for its oblong shape, visible structural elements, and ample communal space apparent across a large landscaped plaza. View the full feature here.
RFR
May 1, 2025
By Kevin Smith
RFR has sold its development site at 175 3rd St. in Brooklyn’s Gowanus neighborhood. Tavros Capital and Charney Companies acquired the 139,865-square-foot site – one of the largest development sites in in the newly rezoned Gowanus submarket – for $164 million. After several years of pre-development stewardship, RFR sold the site as a fully entitled development opportunity. Read more about the sale in New York Business Journal.
Koeppel Rosen
May 1, 2025
By Aaron Elstein
An article in Crain’s New York Business talks with commercial real estate owners and brokers in New York City about how a property’s distance from transit influences leasing behavior. For example, buildings closer to Grand Central or Penn Station report higher leasing percentages. Max Koeppel, director of leasing at Koeppel Rosen, spoke with reporter Aaron Elstein about the company’s experience with this trend. He notes that since some of its building’s are more than a 15-minute walk from a station, Koeppel Rosen offers to cover the cost of the space buildout to entice future leases. Read the full story here.
JRT Realty Group
May 1, 2025
By Elizabeth Cryan
The Real Deal profiles Jodi Pulice, co-founder of JRT Realty Group. See full story here.
Landmark Properties
May 1, 2025
By Paul Bubny
Landmark Properties and Stockbridge have acquired two student housing communities near the University of Southern California in Los Angeles. TSB Realty brokered the sale while TSB Capital Advisors arranged the financing for the transaction. The acquisition of Icon Plaza and West 27th Place is Landmark’s third transaction in partnership with Stockbridge and brings its holdings in Los Angeles to nearly 2,200 beds.
Koeppel Rosen
May 1, 2025
By Amanda Schiavo
Bridge Medical has expanded its presence at Koeppel Rosen’s 389 Fifth Avenue by 3,027 square feet and is now occupying 6,832 square feet on the building’s fourth floor. The health care provider offers neurological and mental health services to patients after injuries. Steven Gurton of R New York represented Bridge Medical. The 12-story 389 Fifth Avenue sits at the corner of Fifth Avenue and East 36th Street, two blocks north of the landmark Empire State Building. Read the full article here.
Waterton
April 29, 2025
Kristi Nootens has joined Waterton as senior vice president of development. She will focus on building the Chicago-based company’s development investment strategy. Nootens’ responsibilities include originating and structuring joint-venture, mezzanine and preferred-equity investments in such deals. Prior to Waterton, Nootens worked for more than 12 years on multifamily-development joint ventures across the U.S. at CP Capital (US) Partners and predecessor HQ Capital, departing as co-head of investments.