The following is a selection of media placements for Great Ink clients and a summary of each.
The RADCO Companies
July 1, 2020
The RADCO Companies has sold Mabry Manor, a 372-unit B class multifamily apartment community in Tampa, FL, to TLR Group for the gross purchase price of approximately $42.8 million. The pet-friendly community features a mix of studio, one- and two-bedroom apartments with open floorplans, gourmet kitchens and patios/balconies. Community amenities include pool and sundeck, fitness center, clubhouse, fully stocked lakes with floating deck and fishing pier, coffee bar, laundry facilities and business center.
July 1, 2020
By Amy Quesinberry
Maria Oliva, COO of Pathway to Living, which owns and manages Azpira at Windermere, a senior living community in Illinois, talks about the facility’s diligence in keeping the coronavirus from spreading between residents by having early access to testing, supplies of PPE and hand sanitizer and keeping the residents busy. Azpira had
them create individual projects that are all parts of something bigger, like planting seeds in the Victory Garden or getting involved in virtual learning.
View Inc.
July 1, 2020
By Brandon Tinianov
Brandon Tinianov, vide president of industry strategy at View, Inc. talks with IREI’s Real Assets Advisor about the importance of smart window technology in the workplace. Studies and surveys show that employees want access to natural light and the use of traditional window blinds and shades limits access to this.
RFR Realty
June 30, 2020
By Craig Karmin
The historic Seagram Building, owned by RFR Realty, is set to welcome the Seagram Playground, a 35,000-SF enclosed area underneath the plaza as a way to engage and interest younger office workers. The playground will be built where the parking garage is currently, and is meant to encourage team building and unwinding. It will include a climbing wall, basketball courts, fitness amenities, as well as retractable stadium-style benches that when open can host meetings for up to 200 employees.
Avison Young
June 22, 2020
Davean Holdings acquired two seven-story residential properties in Greenwich Village for $22.25 million. An Avison Young team comprised of James Nelson, Mitchell Levine, Brandon Polakoff, Alexandra Marolda and David Shalom brokered the sale of 103-105 MacDougal Street on behalf of seller, Wilma Gelfand. Encompassing 39,000 s/f with 72 apartments and one 5,000 s/f retail unit, the block-through properties sold for $572 psf. Comprised of mostly free market units, the property is being delivered with 41 vacancies. The units are configured as one- and two-bedrooms, with the potential to convert some of the one-bedroom units to two-bedrooms.
EW Howell Construction Group
June 16, 2020
EW Howell Construction Group, a leading education, retail, cultural, government and healthcare builder, took third place in its category at the Willis Towers Watson Construction Safety Excellence Awards (CSEA). The award, one of the most prestigious safety awards in the country, recognized EW Howell for Construction Safety Excellence in the Construction Management Division, 800,000 – 3 million work hours, and the award was presented virtually to the firm from the AGC national convention in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson
June 16, 2020
Fried Frank’s industry-leading Zoning and Land Use team provided vital information on NYC Housing Authority’s “Transfer to Preserve” Program.
Populous
May/June 2020
By Justine Mikaloff
Senior Principal Adam Stover spoke to International Association of Venue Managers’ Facility Manager for its May/June issue on the evolution of suites and hospitality spaces. Stover talks about the details that invite storytelling and flexibility.
Waterton, RADCO Companies, Stuart Saft
June 11, 2020
By Peter Benson
An article in REFI features expert commentary from Norm Radow, CEO of The RADCO Companies, David Schwartz, CEO of Waterton, and Stuart Saft, partner and head of Holland & Knight’s real estate division. The experts discuss the direction of multifamily post-COVID-19. What has been a traditionally resilient industry has investors bracing for stagnation due to a lack of transactional activity.