Marx Realty is moving its company HQ within 10 Grand Central to allow for 1-800-Flowers to expand within the building, the New York Post reports. Hayfin Capital Management is also planning to relocate to the building and inked a deal for 7,000-SF on the 16th floor. Marx also recently opened The Meeting Galleries, an 11,000 square-foot amenities complex of four different spaces to accommodate corporate meetings and events, including a “Town Hall” lounge. Learn more about activity at 10 Grand Central here.
The following is a selection of media placements for Great Ink clients and a summary of each.
Client
Marx Realty
Date
August 10, 2025
10 Grand Central gets revamp
By Steve Cuozzo
summary
Ищешь быстрый вход в казино с моментальными выплатами? Попробуй вавада: удобная регистрация, рабочее зеркало без блокировок и щедрые бонусы для старта. Отличный вариант для тех, кто ценит динамику и простоту.
Client
Thornton Tomasetti
Date
August 6, 2025
Risk Assessment: What Facility Managers Must Consider
By Maura Keller
summary
The first of a two-part article in FacilitiesNet explores the benefits of a comprehensive facility risk assessment that can help protect your building and facilities from unforseen circumstances, weather incidents and other inherent risks. Elisa Paone, principal and Barbara Gao, senior project director, sustainability at Thornton Tomasetti, spoke with the reporter about these considerations. Read part one of the article here.
Client
Waterton
Date
August 6, 2025
KPI Checks Help Property Managers Stay on Track
By Greg Isaacson
summary
An article in Multi-Housing News takes a look at the use of KPIs to track progress and provide a look ahead; with peak leasing season occuring in the middle of the year, the flurry of activity shouldn’t prevent property managers from assessing business performance and preparing for the second half of the year. Scott Ferguson, executive vice president of operations at Waterton provides commentary about the company’s arsenal of data that allows it to track, measure and react to performance at our properties, across Waterton’s portfolio. Read more here.
Client
Thornton Tomasetti
Date
August 5, 2025
“Rethink everything”: Office owners weigh security upgrades after fatal Midtown shootings
By Kathryn Brenzel
summary
After the shooting at 345 Park Avenue, building owners are reevaluating their security measures and staffing levels, and reviewing emergency communications systems they have in place. Peggy Phillips, who leads Thornton Tomasetti’s protective design and security practice, talks with The Real Deal about security features that can be incorporated or activated to make a building safer, in both new and retrofitted buildings. See the full article here.
Client
Waterton
Date
August 5, 2025
H1 Apartment Sales Jump; CBRE Holds Lead
summary
Waterton Chief Executive, chair and co-founderDavid Schwartz shares expert commentary in a Real Estate Alert article that examines the surge of large multifamily sale activity during the first six months of 2025.
Client
Landmark Properties
Date
August 5, 2025
Landmark JV Completes Michigan Student Community
By Vincentiu Fusea
summary
Landmark Properties announces its first student housing delivery for the Fall 2025 season. In a joint venture with Cerca Trova, the developer delivered The Legacy at Ann Arbor, a 521-bed student housing community in Ann Arbor, Michigan near the University of Michigan. Development partners included ESG Architecture & Design and Landmark Construction. The 253-unit community consists of a 19-story high-rise and a five-story building that are interconnected. The structures are also attached to the historic Michigan Theater. Learn more about The Legacy at Ann Arbor.
Client
Thornton Tomasetti
Date
August 4, 2025
When Lithium-Ion Batteries Fail
Pawel Woelke, Juan Londono, and Peter Johnson, Thornton Tomasetti
summary
Pawel Woelke, Juan Londono and Peter Johnson of Thornton Tomasetti author the first in a two-part article that examines the risks associated with lithium-ion batteries in parking garages and other confined spaces and evaluating approaches for attempting to minimize these risks. The first article looks at potential mechanisms by which a lithium-ion battery can enter thermal runaway, a failure mechanism that releases toxic, flammable gases and can lead to a fire and possibly an explosion. Read part 1 here.
Client
MCS
Date
August 4, 2025
Property preservation firm MCS expands with acquisition
By Neil Pierson
summary
MCS, the national property services company, has acquired property preservation company MSI. This acquisition boosts and diversifies the MCS team capabilities and client roster and further enhances MCS’ reputation as the nation’s leading property preservation company. Learn more about the expansion here.
Client
MdeAS Architects
Date
Summer 2025
PENN 2
By Cliff Pearson
summary
The Summer 2025 issue of Metals in Construction, put out by the Steel Institute of New York, features PENN 2. The article features commentary from the structural engineer, contractor, connections fabricator, architect and developer. See the feature here.