The following is a selection of media placements for Great Ink clients and a summary of each.
CBRE Long Island
January 30, 2017
by Suzann Silverman
Roy Chipkin has been promoted to senior vice president in the Long Island office of CBRE. He is one of the most active real estate service providers on Long Island. Rising from first vice president, Chipkin will represent landlords and tenants in the leasing and subleasing of office space around the region. He has represented tenants such as NYU Langone Medical Center, Mount Sinai Hospital, LeFrak Organization, Mindel Associates and Queens DA.
Rubenstein Partners, L.P.
January 29, 2017
by Keiko Morris
Rubenstein Partners’ Steve Card is featured in The Wall Street Journal, commenting on how owners of older suburban office assets are investing in their properties to attract new and younger tenants.
Savitt Partners
January 26, 2017
by Holly Dutton
Michael Dubin, a partner at Savitt Partners, is profiled in Real Estate Weekly. Over the past 30 years, Dubin has continued to find success in the healthcare sector of commercial real estate in New York City, an area that has changed drastically over the years. Upon his graduation from Benjamin Cardozo School of Law, he worked for a firm that did co-op and condo conversions. IT was then that he became involved with medical clients – several of his conversions had medical offices as ground-floor tenants. After a decade at Murray Hill Properties, he went to work with Bob Savitt and brought his expertise as a healthcare broker
Kalmon Dolgin Affiliates
January 26, 2017
by Ryan Brady
The Queens Chronicle reports on the 18,350 SF relocation lease for Liform Imports, a metal and wooden furniture wholesaler from Greenpoint to Queens. Grant Dolgin and Neil Dolgin from Kalmon Dolgin Affiliates represented the building’s owner, RHK Associates, while Harvest International negotiated for Liform.
Avison Young
January 2017
by Joshua Burd
Real Estate New Jersey talked with real estate experts across several disciplines about what 2017 has in store for the market. Jeffrey L. Heller of Avison Young’s Morristown, N.J. office noted that the industrial market is white hot, while other sectors, such as e-commerce and retail is a mixed bag.
Madison Realty Capital
January 2017
by Loretta Clodfelter
Josh Zegen from Madison Realty Capital weighs in on the real estate investment market forecast for 2017 as investors remain cautiously optimistic in light of the new administration and expected regulatory changes.
Hodges Ward Elliott
January 24, 2017
by Peter Moskowitz
Will Silverman with Hodges Ward Elliott discusses how the New York real estate market could potentially benefit from the Brexit fallout as overseas buyers look at Manhattan as a market to invest in now more than ever.
Kalmon Dolgin Affiliates
January 24, 2017
by Rosalie Radomsky
Kalmon Dolgin Affiliates broker Jeffrey Unger represented the landlord, Atlantic Properties II in a relocation lease for Cabinets by Stanley in Brooklyn. The family-owned custom cabinet shop will occupy 5,000 SF at 1830 Atlantic Avenue. Mark Caso of Pinnacle Realty represented the tenant.
Building and Land Technology
January 24, 2017
by Paul Schott
Henkel Corp., which had originally planned to take 135,000 SF at the BLT Financial Center at 200 Elm Street, has decided to expand its footprint to 155,000 SF. The space will be used for Henkel’s beauty, laundry and home care headquarters, and will now include a laboratory for the development and testing of its beauty care projects, including Dial soap, Right Guard antiperspirant and Schwarzkopf hair care and got2b styling products. In addition to the transfer of Henkel’s operations from Scottsdale, Ariz., the company is also moving to Stamford its recently acquired Sun Products, which is based in Wilton.