The following is a selection of media placements for Great Ink clients and a summary of each.
Kalmon Dolgin Affiliates
July 23, 2019
By Mary Diduch
The Real Deal included a $16.5 million sale arranged by Kalmon Dolgin Affiliates in its mid-market investment sales roundup. Neil Dolgin and Grant Dolgin of KDA represented the seller, Monitor Holding Corp., and buyer, 74-16 Grand Avenue Storage LLC in the sale of a 70,000 -SF building at 74-16 Grand Avenue in Elmhurst, NY. The buyer will redevelop the property into a storage facility.
Pickard Chilton
July 22, 2019
Construction has begun on the Pickard Chilton-designed Avocet Tower at 7373 Wisconsin Avenue in Bethesda, Maryland. The 530,000-square-foot, mixed-use development will feature a glass-clad 370,000-square-foot, Class A office tower and a 220-key AC Hotel. The project, with delivery expected in summer 2021, is a public–private partnership development between Stonebridge and Montgomery County.
Populous
July 19, 2019
By Jason Sayer
West End Stadium, the home of FC Cincinnati soccer team, has been redesigned by Populous. A total of 513 fins will wrap the stadium’s facade, creating an undulating wave formation on the exterior. They are situated at an angle that will provide a view into the stadium when viewed head-on, but a more solid appearance when viewed at an angle. LEDs will illuminate the fins on game nights, mostly glowing in the colors of the team.
Jonathan Rose Companies
July 18, 2019
By Joe Bousquin
A Multifamily Executive article looks into water-saving strategies in the multifamily industry. Water is usually the highest utility expense, and, by focusing on water conservation, there is a considerable economic benefit as well as environmental. Jonathan Rose, president of Jonathan Rose Companies is quoted, highlighting the benefits of low-flow toilets, faucets and showerheads across the company’s 15,000 units.
Jonathan Rose Companies
July 18, 2019
By Marian Conway
Jonathan Rose, president of Jonathan Rose Companies, talks about passive energy systems, which cost less to operate, in relation to New York’s recent climate change act.
Rubenstein Partners
July 17, 2019
By Humberto J. Rocha
Rubenstein Partners, in partnership with George Comfort & Sons, sold 181 Harbor Drive to The Melohn Group and Drake Street Partners for $33.5 million. The property is one of six buildings in Shippan Landing and is where clothing company Vineyard Vines had its 91,040-SF headquarters since 2015 and will remain in the space. Rubenstein ad George Comfort & Sons will maintain ownership of the five remaining buildings and move forward on a $40 million capital improvement program.
CBRE
July 16, 2019
By Melissa Lee
On CNBC’s Power Lunch, CBRE’s Americas Research Chief Spencer Levy speaks to U.S. Markets with Momentum – markets around the nation that are gaining steam based on their abundance of tech talent. San Francisco and Seattle are on the top of the list, but new cities are breaking through.
Populous
July 16, 2019
By Tess Riski
The Wall Street Journal reports on the unveiling of FC Cincinnati’s Major League Soccer arena, West End Stadium. The $250 million structure is the latest in a wave of more intimate soccer-only stadiums in the U.S. and will include 26,000 seats with an enclosed canopy roof that will protect every seat from rain, sleet or snow. There will also be a plaza for fans to enter the stadium and a standing cheering section. Populous is responsible for the design of the stadium.
Thornton Tomasetti
July 16, 2019
Bill Edwards, Thornton Tomasetti
Bill Edwards, vice president of protective design at Thornton Tomasetti, talks about ways security professionals can protect public spaces from drone attacks.