The following is a selection of media placements for Great Ink clients and a summary of each.
Thornton Tomasetti
April 29, 2020
By Bill Edwards
Bill Edwards, leader of the Security Design & Consulting group in Thornton Tomasetti’s Protective Design & Security practice, details
the physical and cybersecurity challenges of transforming public venues such as Javits into healthcare facilities for the COVID-19 pandemic.
Kimmerle Group, Simone Development Companies
April 28, 2020
By C.J. Hughes
An article in The Real Deal reports on the anticipated transformation of the commercial real estate markets on Long Island, Westchester, New Jersey and Connecticut, due to trends predating the COVID-19 crisis and accelerating because of it. Guy Leibler of Simone Healthcare Development and George J. Kimmerle of Kimmerle Group talk about the commercial, healthcare and other industries benefiting from projects deemed essential.
Jonathan Rose Companies
April 27, 2020
By Jacob Tierney
Connellsville Towers senior community resident Mary Frazier celebrated her 100th birthday in style with a parade of firefighters and police officers outside her apartment balcony.
Well-wishers were encouraged to drive through Connellsville Towers on Thursday and honk their horns to say “happy birthday.” Neighbors holding supporting signs lined the streets during the parade. More than 250 people sent birthday cards to Mrs. Frazier.
Jonathan Rose Companies
April 24, 2020
By Adriana Marinescu
A joint venture of Jonathan Rose Cos., Columbia Residential and SUMMECH Community Development Corp. has paid $25 million for City Views at Rosa Burney Park, an affordable community with 181 Section 8 and LIHTC units in Atlanta. City Views consists of a 10-story tower and 15 two-story buildings with a unit mix features one- to five-bedroom units averaging 762 square feet.
Avison Young
April 22, 2020
By Linda Lindner
Avison Young New Jersey releases its first-quarter report for 2020 which includes in-depth information on the current state of the market as well as insights on the future of the industry considering the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. One of the report’s key takeaways refers to a continuous trend in the office and industrial sectors as vacancy rates have continued dropping as rents increased.
Thornton Tomasetti
April 20, 2020
By Bill Edwards
In the effort to ease the burden on overcrowded hospitals, public venues have been turned into alternate care facilities and military field hospitals have been set up across the U.S. As these temporary hospitals take shape, it’s important to ensure secure and safe operations for the medical professionals and patients. Associate Principal Bill Edwards of Thornton Tomasetti’s Security Design & Consulting group discusses the six steps needed to set the conditions for a smooth transition of these spaces into their new use.
Marx Realty
April 16, 2020
By Keith Loria
Marx Realty acquired The Herald Building, a 114,000-square-foot historic office building at 1307 New York Avenue NW in Washington, D.C., for $41 million. The building was constructed in 1923 and once served as home to the Washington Herald Examiner’s offices and printing presses, thanks to its 19-foot ceilings on the ground floor.The sellers were a joint venture of the American Association of Colleges for Teachers Education, the American Association of State Colleges and Universities, the Council for Advancement and Support of Education and the National Association of State Universities and Land Grant Colleges. Marx Realty plans to invest $41 million in the property, adding its signature hospitality-infused aesthetic into the building.
Marx Realty
April 14, 2020
By Chava Gourarie
Uproxx, the pop culture website, signed a three-year, 3,300-SF lease on the top floor of Marx Realty’s 161 Bowery in NYC. The firm is relocating from a subleased space within the building.
Jonathan Rose Companies
April 13, 2020
By Rich Bockmann
Jonathan Rose Companies acquired a large affordable-housing apartment building on the Upper West Side for $94 million. The 217-unit Tower West building at 65 West 96th Street was purchased from the Starrett Corporation. Rose director of acquisitions Nathan Taft said the company plans to make a “substantial investment” to the building’s lobby and common areas and make energy-efficient improvements.