The following is a selection of media placements for Great Ink clients and a summary of each.
Client
Populous
Date
October 2022
Positive Impact
By John Challen
summary
John Shreve, at Populous, spoke with John Challen at Stadia about the impact stadia has on the transformation of neighborhoods. Projects have been known to breathe new life into areas that had previously been under decline, leaving positive change felt for generations.
Client
The Praedium Group
Date
October 7, 2022
Multifamily Influencers
By Erika Morphy
summary
The Praedium Group, a national real estate investor, has been named to GlobeSt/Real Estate Forum’s 2022 Influencers in Multifamily list. Founded in 1991 as a diversified manager, Praedium has evolved into a firm focused on multifamily properties in suburban growth markets, primarily in the South and West. During the past 31 years, Praedium has established a series of 10 private equity vehicles that have completed more than 390 transactions, representing $12 billion of gross invested capital, including more than 60,000 market-rate multifamily units and more than 47 million square feet of commercial space.
Client
FirstService Residential
Date
October 2022
Toxic Board Members
By A.J. Sidranksy
summary
Noushig Hagopian, a vice president with FirstService Residential, talks with The Cooperator about the best ways to navigate toxic board members. When the ego and self-interest of one or a handful of board members gets int he way of decisions made for the greater good of the building, decisions are no longer about the building’s issues, but about the conflict on the board.
Client
Marx Realty
Date
October 4, 2022
Marx Realty’s Craig Deitelzweig Counts on Travel for Workplace Inspiration
By Andria Cheng
summary
CoStar profiles Craig Deitelzweig, president and CEO of real estate developer Marx Realty. His love for traveling and staying in unique hotels led him to create a similar environment at Marx’s 10 Grand central, adopting the hospitality feel in the workplace.
Client
RAL Development Services
Date
October 4, 2022
Digital Training Center Finalizes 85K SF at Zero Irving
By Nicholas Rizzi
summary
Civic Hall, a digital training center, signed an 85,000-SF lease at Zero Irving. The company’s new outpost will be at the Union Square tech hub developed by RAL Development Services, and is expected to open in early 2023 across six floors of the 21-story property.
Client
The Praedium Group
Date
October 3, 2022
Roundtable: Multifamily, the last safe harbor
By Rob Murray
summary
Russ Appel, founding principal of The Praedium Group, joined Nasir Alamgir of Barings Real Estate, Michael Cale of Allianz Real Estate, Patrick Carroll of CARROLL, and Michael Ruder of Cadwalader in a Real Estate Capital USA roundtable about the strong performance of the U.S. multifamily market over the last year, and how it continues to be an attractive and well-positioned property type, though not without its challenges.
Client
FirstService Residential
Date
October 2022
Multifamily Garbage Collection, Handling, & Disposal
By A.J. Sidranksy
summary
In a world with the challenges of climate change, increasing population, and shrinking space and resources, The Cooperator takes a look at the growing concern of how we dispose our trash, espeically in multifamily buildings across the country. Andrew Batshaw, business development director for FirstService Residential in Boston talks with Alan Sidransky about the issue and how property managers are advising buildings to manage.
Client
MdeAS, The Praedium Group
Date
September 27, 2022
2022 Industry Leaders
summary
Mason Sleeper, Co-CIO, Principal – Portfolio Management at The Praedium Group, and Tricia Ebner, a senior associate at MdeAS, are featured in New York Real Estate Journal’s Industry Leaders spotlight. They talk about their management styles, recent professional accomplishments and share advice for future leaders.
Client
Rubenstein Partners
Date
September 26, 2022
Rubenstein Mortgage Capital loans $62M for a Dallas office building acquisition
summary
Rubenstein Mortgage Capital has provided a $62 million first mortgage loan for the acquisition of 3400 at CityLine, a 312,345-SF, five-story, Class A office building in Richardson, TX. An affiliate of Chicago-based Zeller Realty Group was the borrower. RMC provided initial funding of $57 million at closing with an additional $5 million funding for future leasing costs. Andrew Murray, SVP of debt originations for RMC, originated the transaction.