The following is a selection of media placements for Great Ink clients and a summary of each.
EW Howell Construction Group
January 6, 2017
by Bernadette Starzee
EW Howell Construction Group announces promotions in its Arts & Culture division. Dominic Paparo Jr. and Bob Zirkel are named co-vice presidents of the division. Jehan Joonoos will be promoted to senior project manager.
Thornton Tomasetti
January 2017
by Aine M. Brazil, P.E., vice chairman, Thornton Tomasetti
Aine M. Brazil, P.E., vice chairman of international engineering firm Thornton Tomasetti, authored an article on the Rockefeller University expansion on the FDR Drive in Manhattan. The hard-to-access site required creative thinking, and the new lab facility incorporated modular construction delivered by barges to come together.
Jonathan Rose Companies
January 2017
by Elizabeth Kim, Kathryn Brenzel and Rich Bockmann
This article in The Real Deal’s January 2017 issue is a conversation about the diversity in NYC real estate industry. More than 70 men and women of all backgrounds in residential sales, development, commercial leasing, investment sales and law weighed in, including Jonathan Rose, CEO and founder of Jonathan Rose Companies. The company, as part of its hiring and recruitment efforts, has years ago introduced a selection committee that considers diversity in tandem with ability.
Simone Development Companies
December 29, 2016
Joseph Deglomini Jr., a principal of Simone Development, is profiled in Real Estate Weekly. Deglomini Jr. has been investing in NY real estate for more than 20 years, and the Simone Development team currently has more than three million square feet of space in various stages of construction and planning. He sits on the board of the Bronx Chamber of Commerce, the Westchester Square District Management Association and Bronx Council Boy Scouts of America.
EW Howell Construction Group
December 28, 2016
by Bernadette Starzee
EW Howell Construction Group President Howard Rowland talks about the growth of the construction industry on Long Island and what we can expect in 2017. The healthcare category continues to see steady work on Long Island, as many institutions move away from the traditional hospital model in favor of the micro hospital or outpatient facilities.
RADCO Companies
December 26, 2016
by Jennifer LeClaire
RADCO Companies announces its 14th multifamily buy of 2016, with the acquisition of Legends of Dunwoody in Atlanta for $60 million. The 532-unit, class b-minus multifamily property will be renamed Radius Sandy Springs, and will be managed by RADCO Residential. It’s RADCO’s 66th acquisition since 2011 and the second under the Radius brand.
Kalmon Dolgin Affiliates
December 22, 2016
by Joshua Burd
Kalmon Dolgin Affiliates brokers Bob Klein and Jeff Under represented Range Rover in its 154,830-square-foot lease of a Secaucus, NJ warehouse. The luxury auto dealership will use the long-term lease at 77 Metro Way to tore and prepare new vehicles before placing them on lots around the region.
The Marketing Directors
December 22, 2016
by Emily Nonko
City Realty spoke with New York City real estate experts on their predictions for 2017. Joshua Silverbush, director of market insights at The Marketing Directors says Astoria will see more demand for both condo and rental, “Brooklyn Fever” will continue to spread and there will be increased development on all the outer edges of Manhattan. Stuart M. Saft, a partner at real estate law firm Holland & Knight, opines that the real estate market will strengthen in 2017 as a result of Donald J. Trump’s election.
Savanna
December 22, 2016
by Liam LaGuerre
Savanna secured a $200 million acquisition loan from Blackstone Group for the purchase of The Falchi Building in Long Island City. The five-story, block-wide building at 31-00 47th Avenue was sold by Jamestown. Savanna plans to implement a $35M capital improvement project at the property, adding amenities and infrastructure, and new ground-floor retail.