The following is a selection of media placements for Great Ink clients and a summary of each.
Landmark Properties
March 19, 2026
By Akanksha Soni
Landmark Properties, a U.S.-based student housing developer that entered the UK market last year, has secured planning approval for a 504-bed purpose-built student accommodation scheme at 120 Suffolk Street in Birmingham city centre, marking its first consent in the UK. The development will include student accommodation alongside communal and outdoor amenity space, with delivery targeted for 2029.
RFR
March 13, 2026
RFR welcomes several new tenants at its 300 Atlantic Street office building in Stamford, CT. InCommodities US LLC, an energy technology company, has leased 6,523 SF for its U.S. headquarters. Kelley Drye & Warren LLP, Fifth Season Investments LLC, Freight Investor Services, USA, and Zeldes, Needle & Cooper, P.C. have all signed leases at the property, taking occupancy of a total of 26,012 SF of space.
Learn more about the new tenants at 300 Atlantic in New England Real Estate Journal.
RADCO
March 13, 2026
By Jarred Schenke
Radco Cos., in a JV with JSB Capital Group, acquired Gardens at Camp Creek, a 385-unit apartment community in South Fulton, GA. The apartment community has been rebranded as Rhythm at Camp Creek. RADCO plans to update dozens of units and make other property-stabilizing renovations. Berkadia’s Matt White and Scott Bray brokered the transaction.
Landmark Properties
March 10, 2026
By Zainab Hussain
At the MIPIM conference in Cannes, Ioannis Verdelis, managing director of investment and development at Landmark Properties in the UK, caught up with Living Inside Housing. He shared that Landmark, the U.S.’ largest student housing developer who entered the UK market last year, is pursuing 4-6 PBSA schemes per year, with two in Birmingham and Central London already underway. Verdelis also provides insight into the UK student housing market.
Landmark Properties
March 9, 2026
By Leslie Shaver
Landmark Properties has acquired a 27-acre site in Oxford, Mississippi, where it plans to build The Station at Oxford, an 817-bed student housing community. With a mix of cottages and townhomes, it will be the third development in partnership with Liberty Mutual Investments, a part of Liberty Mutual Group. Multifamily Dive included the news in a larger roundup of recent land deals.
Marx Realty
March 9, 2026
By Julian Nazar
Shhhh! The owners of Please Don’t Tell (PDT) on NYC’s Lower East Side, are opening a new speakeasy at Marx Realty‘s 10 Grand Central! PDT, along with Apres Cru Hospitality, have launched Highball Ltd. in a 6,000-SF space within Marx’s 11,000-SF amenity suite on the 11th floor. The speakeasy includes a kitchen and seating for 65 people. The name Highball pulls double duty; most known as a mixed drink in a tall glass, it is also a 19th-century railroading term, a nod to 10 GC’s proximity to Grand Central Terminal.
Read more about Highball at 10 Grand Central in Crain’s New York Business.
Rubenstein Partners
March 8, 2026
By Paul Schwedelson
Rubenstein Partners secured $127 million in refinancing for its Chesterbrook office campus from Waterfall Asset Management. The 1.1 million-square-foot, 14-building office campus off Duportail Road is 50% occupied, and has been recently enhanced with a new two-story amenity center and other building-wide upgrades. See the full story in the Philadelphia Business Journal.
JTM CGI (an affiliate of JT Magen)
March 3, 2026
By Brannon Boswell
JTM CGI, an affiliate of JT Magen, has completed the buildout of a brand new office space in Los Angeles for e.l.f. Beauty. Working with Revel Design & Architecture, JTM CGI delivered a 20,000-SF work environment that creates a high-performance, welcoming and multifunctional environment for employees to thrive.
Fried Frank
March 1, 2026
By Steve Cuozzo
New York Post’s Realty Check column reports on plans for Amex’s new office tower at Two World Trade Center. Fried Frank real estate chairman Jon Mechanic advised Amex on the legal front; he had previously worked with two other companies in earlier negotiations to anchor the project for Silverstein Properties.