The following is a selection of media placements for Great Ink clients and a summary of each.
Client
Populous, Grosvenor, Savanna
Date
July/August 2022
Women of Influence 2022
summary
Sherri Privitera a principal at Populous, was selected as a 2022 GlobeSt/Real Estate Forum Woman of Influence in the architecture/design category. Privitera has more than 25 years of experience designing and leading projects for collegiate sports facilities, impacting more than 50 universities throughout her career.
Additionally, Kerry Powers of Savanna and Angela Biggs of Grosvenor were named to the list in the Investment Professional/Owner category.
Client
EW Howell Construction Group
Date
July 25, 2022
EW Howell completes projects at two NYC private schools
By David Winzelberg
summary
EW Howell Construction Group recently completed expansion and renovation work at two prominent private schools in Manhattan. The builder served as General Contractor for constructing a new, 30,000-SF home for Harlem Academy at 655 St. Nicholas Avenue and also led the expansion of Village Community School at 272 W. 10th Street.
Client
FirstService Residential, The Praedium Group
Date
July 25, 2022
Filling in the gaps
By Bendix Anderson
summary
Josh Kogel, vice president for The Praedium Group and executives Marc Kotler and Calynne Oyolokor of FirstService Residential talked with Bendix Anderson about solutions for parcel deliveries in multifamily buildings.
Client
Kimmerle Group
Date
July 22, 2022
Kimmerle Group Designs Major Expansion for All American Healthcare’s Newark Office
summary
Kimmerle Group has completed a new office buildout for All American Healthcare, a connector of high-quality and professional healthcare staff. AAH expanded within its existing building from a 3,000-square-foot space to a 17,000-square-foot, full-floor office at 494 Broad Street in Newark to accommodate its rapid growth. Kimmerle Newman Architects and Kimmerle Workspace provided interior design, branding and graphics and furniture specification/procurement services for All American Healthcare.
Client
Grosvenor
Date
July 20, 2022
Grosvenor Acquires Net Zero-Aimed Bethesda Multifamily for $95M
By Keith Loria
summary
Grosvenor acquired the coincidentally named Grosvenor Tower, a 237-unit apartment building in Bethesda, Md., for $95 million from AvalonBay Communities. The 21-story Grosvenor Tower fits in with Grosvenor’s investment strategy of acquiring and improving existing high-quality multifamily properties in coastal gateway markets. Grosvenor has a net zero objective with the building, planning to significantly lower the carbon profile of the property while investing in upgrades to modernize common areas and improve apartment interiors.
Client
Thornton Tomasetti, HappyCo
Date
July 19, 2022
Proptech at Mid-Year: VCs and Principals Weigh In
By Philip Russo
summary
Commercial Observer‘s PropTech Insider polled venture capitalists, proptech company principals and industry analysts on the recent past and the near future. Jindou Lee, CEO and Co-founder of HappyCo, and Grant McCullagh, director, Thornton Tomasetti, and managing director, TTWiiN provided their thoughts.
Client
MdeAS
Date
July 19, 2022
The architect trying to revive New York’s tired office skyscrapers
By Joshua Chaffin
summary
Financial Times features Dan Shannon, a principal at MdeAS. MdeAS is one of the most active architects in New York City involved in the repositioning and renovations of existing building stock, including 1 and 2 PENN.
Client
Marx Realty
Date
July 17, 2022
Chick-fil-A to open first stand-alone branch in city near Brooklyn College
By Steve Cuozzo
summary
Chick-fil-A signed a 6,000-SF, 20-year ground lease at 1573 Flatbush Avenue in the Midwood area of Brooklyn. The fast-food chain will put up a new building to replace a small office property owned by Marx Realty. It will be the chain’s first ground-up, stand-alone outpost in the city.
Client
Grosvenor
Date
July 15, 2022
Grosvenor maps growth for US debt platform
By Anna-Marie Beal
summary
Ashleigh Simpson joins Grosvenor as senior vice president of co-investment, as apart of the firm’s plan to build out its U.S. structured development finance business. Ashleigh will oversee $1.1 billion in value across active projects and push investments in residential for-sale and rental developments in new and existing markets.