The following is a selection of media placements for Great Ink clients and a summary of each.
Jonathan Rose Companies
June 11, 2017
by Keiko Morris
Jonathan Rose Companies is quoted in an article about Passive House developments. Earlier this year, the company was selected by the City for an East Harlem affordable development that will be built to passive standards, and include 650 apartments in three buildings, plus a YMCA, school, and health center.
Simone Development Companies
June 9, 2017
by Bill Heltzel
Four developers have proposed major housing developments bringing market-rate and upper-income housing for millennials, artists and seniors to the Southern Westchester city of Mount Vernon, making us think that it’s the next big hot spot for residential growth. The projects are transit-oriented, near Metro-North statins, two MTA subway lines and six highways. Simone Development is building Qwest Development, a 140-unit project at 7 & 11 MacQuestern Parkway.
EW Howell Construction Group
June 8, 2017
by David Winzelberg
EW Howell Construction Group has been selected by the New York City School Construction Authority to build an 82,000 SF addition and renovation for P.S. 303, the Academy for Excellence Through the Arts in Forest Hills, NY. The school will double in its capacity and offer a cafeteria, gymnasium, science rooms, reading library, and other amenities. The project is designed by Rawlings Architecture, with an expected completion date of January 2021.
Avison Young
June 7, 2017
by Diana Bell
This NREI article focuses on the current retail industry in the United States, and looks at the tenants poised to take over the extra big-box and mall anchor space that has been on the market. Jedd Nero, executive managing director of retail services at Avison Young notes that there is a blank slate in retail, which is undergoing an entrepreneurial moment like never before.
Avison Young
June 7, 2017
by John Jordan
Elefterakis, Elefterakis & Panek has relocated its operations to a 12,000 s/f subleased space at 80 Pine Street in a deal arranged by Avison Young. The personal injury litigation law firm now occupies the entire 38th floor of the building, owned by Rudin Management. Henry Fuentes of Avison Young represented the law firm, while a team from JRT Realty Group represented AIG, the sub-landlord. Avison Young notes that the law firm wanted a larger office space to accommodate its rapid growth. The well-located, professionally managed property was already built for their needs, and it was a perfect fit.
Avison Young
June 7, 2017
by Liam LaGuerre
Avison Young has been tapped by Thor Equities to oversee the leasing of Thor’s existing New York City office portfolio. Avison Young principals Arthur Mirante and John Ryan will lead a team of five brokers in the leasing efforts for an estimated more than 1.3 million SF of active and under-development office properties across 18 buildings.
Jonathan Rose Companies
June 5, 2017
by Heather R. Huhman
Entrepreneur.com explores five different and unexpected settings where companies around the U.S. have found wonderful job candidates. Melanie Lucas, a director of people services at Rose Community Management/Jonathan Rose Companies in Ohio, met a future leasing consultant for the firm at a Spam Jam Festival in Hawaii. Other locales include holiday parties, jury-vetting, reference-checking. Experienced candidates can also be found through traveling and volunteer work.
Rubenstein Partners, L.P.
June 4, 2017
by Keiko Morris
A venture of Rubenstein Partners L.P. and Vision Real Estate Partners closed on the $69 million sale of The Crossings at Jefferson Park office campus in Whippany, NJ to Barclays, the baking giant who is also a tenant at the property. The JV purchased the property in 2012 for $25 million, and set about a $10 million renovation of the property, and the creation of an 11,000 s/f amenity center
Thornton Tomasetti
Spring 2017
by Barbara Bennett
Thornton Tomasetti provided structural and façade consulting services for 10 Hudson Yards, one of 16 new developments on Manhattan’s West Side, and the only one not supported by the two giant platforms over the East and West rail yards. The project stands 895-feet tall and features an 82-foot tall cable wall lobby façade and trapezoidal 207-foot cable wall. Zack Wiegand, an associate at Thornton Tomasetti, talked with Bennett about how the project was carried out.