The following is a selection of media placements for Great Ink clients and a summary of each.
Client
Landmark Properties
Date
September 23, 2026
From Amenities to Experiences: What’s Next in Student Housing
By Christine Serlin
summary
An article in Multifamily Executive explores the latest trends and looks ahead at what student housing developers, designers, and operators are doing to provide enriching student environments that include wellness, gathering spaces, and hospitality-inspired experiences. Jason Doornbos, chief development officer at Landmark Properties, provides expert insight on what’s trending in amenities and design, what’s garnering the strongest return on investment, and what multifamily leaders can learn from their communities.
Learn what’s ahead in student housing in Multifamily Executive.
Client
Waterton
Date
September 22, 2026
Waterton Plans Value-Add Overhaul for Newly Acquired Reserve at Chino Hills
By David Nusbaum
summary
Client
Koeppel Rosen
Date
September 22, 2026
AI startup doubles down on NoMad office with second floor at 135 Madison
By Julianne Cuba
summary
In a deal arranged by Max Koeppel of Koppel Rosen, Distyl AI expanded its footprint at 135 Madison Avenue by 15,038rsf. Building on a lease it signed last year for the same square footage, Distyl AI now occupies 30,076 rsf at the building. Distyl AI helps Fortune 500 and other large companies operate more efficiently.
Learn more about the expansion in Crain’s New York Business.
Client
Hendrie Lane Capital
Date
September 22, 2026
Suburban Manufacturing, R&D Property Sells For $43.5M: The Boston Deal Sheet
By Jon Banister
summary
Hendrie Lane Capital, in partnership with V12 Investments and The Zaro Group, acquired a two-building, 16-acre, fully-leased commercial property in Andover, MA. The deal is the first in a new strategy focusing on the manufacturing and research and development sectors.
Client
Koeppel Rosen, Marx Realty
Date
September 8, 2026
Office-Leasing Bidding Wars in Manhattan Are Now a Thing
By Emily Davis
summary
Commercial Observer talks with commercial real estate industry leaders about the increase in bidding wars for corporate office space. As the AI and residential conversion booms make available high-quality office space scarce, companies across all sectors are willing to pay for high-quality office space, even at the Class B level, which has led to many bidding wars this year. Max Koeppel, Director of Leasing at Koeppel Rosen, and Craig Deitelzweig, President of Marx Realty, provide expert commentary.
Read the full story in Commercial Observer
Client
Ariel Property Advisors
Date
September 2, 2026
Former New Rochelle factory to become clubhouse
By Peter Katz
summary
A team from Ariel Property Advisors arranged the $4.5 million acquisition of a 12,500-SF industrial building at 111 Plain Avenue in New Rochelle. Once a machine shop and drill-bit factory for Vernon Devices, the building will be transformed into a clubhouse for Westchester Youth Sports Empowerment (WYSE).
Learn more in Westfair Business Journal.
Client
JT Magen
Date
August 2026
As market for LA movie studios cool, more content creator space emerges
By Kennedy Zak
summary
The Real Deal explores the growing trend of redesigning entertainment real estate to attract a new generation of entertainers: the content creator. The cast of podcasters, YouTubers, and influencers are changing the way content is produced. They are more often in need of a smaller, flexible, and less traditional space to film, only requiring a recording studio, green-screen room, or podcast set. The article highlights The Lighthouse, a first-of-its-kind campus for content creators in Venice, California. JTM CGI, an affiliate of JT Magen, led the conversion of the historic Venice Post Office into a 24,000-SF location dedicated to production. It includes studios, test kitchens, edit bays and soundstages, while the upper floor feels more like a traditional creative office but with a few extra features.
Client
MdeAS Architects
Date
August 18, 2026
MdeAS Architects Celebrates Completion of AVE Hamilton Green in White Plains New York
summary
MdeAS Architects celebrates the completion of AVE Hamilton Green in White Plains. The adjacent sister towers, comprised of 5 Cottage and 25 Cottage offer 477 rental units. Developed by RXR and Korman Communities, in partnership with The Capelli Organization, the rental community features a robust amenity package and proximity to downtown White Plains.
Client
Stuart Saft, Fried Frank
Date
August 17, 2026
The 2026 Trailblazers in Real Estate
summary
City & State New York has released its list of 2026 Trailblazers in Real Estate. Among them are Stuart Saft, a partner at Holland and Knight, and Jonathan Mechanic, a partner at Fried Frank. Trailblazers in Real Estate puts a spotlight on the key players who will determine how successful New York will be in combating the housing crisis. The list features developers, policymakers, nonprofit leaders, attorneys and other top figures who are rebuilding New York.
Learn more about Saft, Mechanic, and the other Trailblazers.