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The following is a selection of media placements for Great Ink clients and a summary of each.

Client

Pickard Chilton

Date

June 16, 2025

New Haven Architects’ Design Recognized for Sustainability

By Steve Adams

summary

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The Commerical Record features news from New Haven-based Pickard Chilton, the designer for T3 RiNo in Denver, Colorado. The six-story, 220,000-SF+ mass timber building recently won a WoodWorks Wood in Architecture award at the AIA Conference on Architecture and Design. Developed by Hines, McCaffery and Ivanhoé Cambridge, the building features post-and-beam frame, supporting concrete-topped cross laminated timber panels that were manufactured by Chantiers Chibougamau in Québec, Canada. Read full story here.

Client

Populous

Date

June 13, 2025

Populous acquires Fentress Architects

By Kristine Klein

summary

Populous has acquird Fentress Architects, which will now operate under “Fentress Studios, a Populous Company.” The firms’ leadership of Bruce Miller, global chair and CEO of Populous; and Curt Fentress, founder and principal of Fentress Architects, add that there are many parallels between the two companies, and the cultures fit well together. Populous will leverage Fentress’ extensive relationships in aviation to further break into that sector. Read the full story here.

Client

Ferguson Partners

Date

May 27, 2025

CRE Analysts' Jobs Are Changing Because Of AI. Here's What That Means For Hiring

By Patrick Sisson

summary

An article in Bisnow explores the way that AI could help workers, especially analysts, at commercial real estate firms, make their jobs more efficient; it also explores the possible long-term effects to the talent pipeline and entry-evel workers. Mike Cordingley, a managing director at Ferguson Partners, shares insight as to how the analysts’ role is evolving based on AI’s impacts. See full story here.

Client

RADCO

Date

June 6, 2025

Radco Launches Radco Property Solutions to Rescue Struggling Multifamily Investments

summary

Radco, a specialist in opportunistic real estate development, has officially launched Radco Property Solutions, a platform purpose-built to help lenders, investors and equity owners stabilize and recover value from underperforming multifamily assets. It offers operational leadership, strategic oversight and, when needed, structuring creative ways to inject fresh capital into struggling assets to turn these troubled properties around. Radco acts both as a principal investor and a service provider to a wide array of clients, including lenders, private equity firms, institutional investors and court-appointed receivers. With over three decades of experience, Radco brings a vertically integrated team that spans asset management, construction, property management, and capital markets. Read the full story here.

Client

Marx Realty

Date

June 3, 2025

Why NYC’s most exclusive social clubs are hot with investors

By Lois Weiss

summary

An article in the New York Post’s special real estate section dives into the private club sector, a growing area of interest for investors. Craig Deitelzweig of Marx Realty adds that he is currently negotiating deals with two different social clubs at properties in NYC and Washington, D.C.; tenants are intrigued by the buildings’ heritage and cool vibe. See the full story here.

Client

Landmark Properties

Date

June 3, 2025

How Multifamily Pros Are Turning Leasing Fatigue Into Focus

By Leah Draffen

summary

An article in Multifamily Executive explores how multifamily professionals are tackling the challenge of new supply amid unseasonal leasing fatigue and ways they are teaming up with on-site with marketing personnel to get leases across the finish line. Rob Dinwiddie, executive vice president of marketing and management services at Landmark Properties spoke with MFE, noted that “The most vital role for marketing is close collaboration with the on-site teams to truly understand the property’s unique value proposition.” He also adds that unfilled beds in student housing may present an opportunity to pursue other sources of income from suitable renters like traveling faculty, short-term academic programs, and more. Read the full story here.

Client

Marx Realty

Date

May 27, 2025

‘Nobody wants to swim with their coworkers’: When outdated amenities have to go

By Andria Chang

summary

Although landlords continue to build amenities and on-site features to lure and retain tenants, some are also doing away with perks that are no longer considered relevant. At Marx Realty’s The Herald in Washington, D.C., a boardroom was relocated from a less private space in the lobby to another space on the lobby floor, though more tucked away. In its New York properties, Marx seeks to make its amenities space more like a private club or present a luxury hotel vibe. See the full story here.

Client

Simone Development Companies

Date

May 27, 2025

Former Supermarket Converted to Warehouse Hosts 53rd Annual Bronx Ball

By Steve Griffin

summary

A former Bronx supermarket at 1720 Eastchester Road has undergone yet another transformation—this time into a vibrant ballroom setting for the 53rd Annual Bronx Ball. The venue, recently redeveloped by Simone Development Companies into a 190,000-square-foot warehouse and distribution center in the borough’s Morris Park section, served as the site of this year’s culminating event for Bronx Week. Hosted by Bronx Borough President Vanessa L. Gibson along with The Bronx Tourism Council, the Bronx Ball is one of the signature highlights of Bronx Week. The gala also celebrated the newest inductees into the Bronx Walk of Fame. The event not only showcased community pride but also highlighted the ongoing revitalization efforts transforming spaces throughout the borough. Read full story here.

Client

RFR

Date

May 20, 2025

MIC Capital Partners Expands to 36K SF at RFR’s Seagram Building

By Isabelle Durso

summary

MIC Capital Partners, the asset management arm of Mubadala Investment Company, has doubled its office space at RFR’s Seagram Building, renewing its existing 18,214-SF space and adding an additional 18,214-SF. Berkley Insurance Group, a subsidiary of William Berkley’s W.R. Berkley Corporation also renewed its 18,214-SF office space; and private equity and investment banking firm Invemed Associates signed a renewal for its 7,000-square-foot office at the property. Learn more about the deals here.