The following is a selection of media placements for Great Ink clients and a summary of each.
Pickard Chilton, Thornton Tomasetti
December 2024
By Gabriel Frank
An article in Commercial Property Executive focuses on the rise of mass timber use in commercial real estate projects across the country. A combination of advances in engineering, sourcing, and code changes have allowed projects to use the material. Developers are seeing mass timber as an attractive option for meeting the challenges of construction efficiency, sustainability and tenant appeal. Anthony Markese, principal at Pickard Chilton, and Jordan Komp, principal at Thornton Tomasetti, provide an architectural and engineering perspective on using the material. Read the full story on mass timber adaption in the industry here.
Benenson Capital Partners, Marx Realty, Savanna
December 10, 2024
Commercial Observer’s 2024 Owners Magazine talks with New York’s prominent real estate owners about the changing events of this past year, where their heads are and what’s important to them as we look towards 2025. In addition to industry-focused questions, real estate executives were asked a series of more light-hearted questions, such as the last movie they saw and what their last meal would be before heading to the Amazon for six months. Check out commentary and meal recommendations from Richard Kessler of Benenson Capital Partners; Craig Deitelzweig of Marx Realty; and Nicholas Bienstock of Savanna here.
JT Magen
December 5, 2024
Hospitality Snapshots features the Paramount Club, a 32,000-square-foot, private space on the concourse level of 1301 Avenue of the Americas that is open to all corporate employees of any tenant within Paramount Group’s New York portfolio. JT Magen served as construction manager for the Paramount Club, while Loffredo Brooks Architects, PC, served as the designer. The new space provides a multitude of enriching experiences that blend work and play, as well as opportunities for networking and community building. Browse the space here.
Aeromine Technologies
December 4, 2024
By Janelle Penny
Wind energy solution Aeromine Technologies has been selected as a winner of BUILDINGS magazine’s 2024 Product Innovation Awards. The program celebrates innovative concepts, products, and systems for the built environment that help create and maintain beautiful, high-performance commercial buildings. Thousands of new and improved product ideas hit the market every year; an esteemed panel of judges reviewed submissions to handpick ones that represent the best of the best on the market. Learn more about Aeromine.
JT Magen
November/December 2024
By Georgia Mizen
The November/December issue of retail industry magazine VMSD highlights the new Wayfair store in Wilmette, IL. Built out by JT Magen and designed by Gensler, the store is a first-of-its-kind place for all things home. Check out the article here!
Rubenstein Partners
November 29, 2024
By Mickey Shuey
Rubenstein Partners is featured in an Indianapolis Business Journal about the ways local office owners are investing in their office properties. Rubenstein’s Parkwood Crossing property is highlighted and expert commentary from Rubenstein Vice President Brian Simel is included. Read the full article here.
Landmark Properties
November 27, 2024
By Breanne Williams
Landmark Properties and Stockbridge have formed a partnership to acquire The Retreat at Tampa, a 107-unit, 416-bed cottage-style student housing property near the University of South Florida. The property includes two-, three- and four-bedroom floorplans with private bathrooms, fully furnished residences and a robust suite of amenities. Learn more about the deal here.
Waterton, MCS
November 26, 2024
By Bendix Anderson
An article in Multifamily Executive talks with several multifamily owners and operators who are giving back to their communities through charitable events and other initiatives. MCS, a property services provider headquartered in Lewisville, Texas, gives its employees a chance to volunteer together twice a year in each of the five regions where the company does business. And Waterton, a multifamily investor and manager, encourages employees to volunteer their time during workdays with nonprofit organizations that support and contribute to the communities in which they live. Learn more about giving back here.
Castle Lanterra, Landmark Properties, Waterton
November 2024
By Diana Mosher
A special report in Multi-Housing News focuses on the preferences of Gen Z, which, by the end of the decade, is expected to account for the largest group of renters. What does Gen Z want in their residential communities? What amenities, features and offerings are important to them, and what will help owners and managers attract and retain Gen Z residents? The report includes expert commentary from multifamily leaders like Landmark Properties, Castle Lanterra and Waterton. Read the full report here.