The following is a selection of media placements for Great Ink clients and a summary of each.
Client
FirstService Residential
Date
November 29, 2022
Multifamily Properties Encourage Festive but Safe Holiday Décor
By Leah Draffen
summary
As the holiday season approaches, Multifamily Executive examines how residents at multifamily buildings deck their spaces decking their spaces, and the ways property managers aim to ensure the safety of residents while also allowing holiday spirit to shine. Jaime Sanmiguel, managing director of FirstService Residential’s Multifamily Rental Division shares how to prepare for the season.
Client
Rubenstein Partners
Date
November 29, 2022
Design Consultancy Kimley-Horn Expands Lease at Indianapolis Office Park
By Paul Bubny
summary
Kimley-Horn has agreed to a lease renewal and expansion at Rubenstein Partners’ Parkwood Crossing development in Indianapolis. The planning and design consultancy firm has agreed to a nearly 29,737-square-foot lease renewal, an expansion from its original 9,779-square-foot space. Kimley-Horn is also relocating to a new building at the Parkwood Crossing campus, moving to Four Parkwood from its previous location at One Parkwood. Rubenstein is completing a substantial capital improvement program at Four Parkwood. Rubenstein was represented by JLL’s Traci Kapsalis, John Robinson, and Brittany Shuler. Kimley-Horn was represented by both Savills’ Hayden Rasmussen and Bradley Company’s Kevin Dick.
Client
Mortgage Contracting Services
Date
November 28, 2022
Mortgage Contracting Services goes local, plots further expansion
By Bonnie Sinnock
summary
Mortgage Contracting Services is de-centralizing operations with a network of regional centers, opening five regional centers in 2022 and has two more planned for this year, with further expansion set for 2023. MCS takes care of maintenance needs for single-family rentals, and the local service centers will oversee the operations in each city.
Client
Hudson Capital Properties
Date
November 22, 2022
Hudson Capital Properties Sells Myrtle Beach, SC Apartment for $53M
By David Hoffman
summary
Hudson Capital Properties, a multi-family real estate investment and development firm active in Southeastern U.S. growth markets, has sold Inspire Coastal Grand at 1749 Sea Pine Blvd. in Myrtle Beach, SC for $53.2 million. The luxury residential community, designed for 55-and-older residents, consists of 194 one-, two- and three-bedroom residences and a diverse mix of tailored on-site amenities. Wilmington, NC-based Cape Fear Commercial co-developed the project alongside HCP in 2019, marking the latest joint venture in the Carolinas involving the two companies.
Client
Vessel
Date
November 18, 2022
New York developer pursuing a novel route into Connecticut apartment market. They call it ‘attainable’ housing.
By Don Stacom
summary
A Hartford Courant article highlights a New London, CT project being developed by Vessel Technologies. Billed as a practical way to create reasonably priced apartments in a market geared toward the higher end, the company is promoting a different model of attainable apartment living. In New London, the company is putting in the foundation for a five-story, 20-unit building on Bank Street, using partly modular, pre-manufactured components with a single architectural style.
Client
Rubenstein Partners
Date
November 17, 2022
This Week's Atlanta Deal Sheet
By Jarred Schenke
summary
The Bisnow Atlanta deal sheet featured personnel news from Rubenstein Partners. Ken Mulrane has been named as the new head of investment activity in Atlanta and the southeast for the company.
Client
The Praedium Group
Date
November 17, 2022
The Praedium Group’s Russ Appel on the current multifamily market
summary
Russ Appel, founding principal of The Praedium Group, participates in a video Q&A with IREI. He provides expertise about various topics, including the ways covid is impacting multifamily, investing amidst affordability issues, and provides an outlook on the market and company growth into 2023.
Client
Marx Realty
Date
November 15, 2022
Three Financial Firms Ink Deals at 10 Grand Central
By Celia Young
summary
Three financial firms have moved to Marx Realty’s 10 Grand Central. Fintech investor Fin Capital inked a five-year deal for 5,212 square feet across the 33rd floor. Fund manager DIF Capital Partners inked a lease for 3,745 square feet on the 23rd floor while venture capital firm Colibri Equity Ventures signed on for 2,915 square feet on that same floor.
Client
Marx Realty
Date
November 15, 2022
Inside the Boardroom: Craig Deitelzweig
By Joseph Richter
summary
Craig Deitelzweig, President & CEO of Marx Realty, joined the Daily Beat for a Q&A, talking about his bullish outlook for the office market, and why he thinks it’s a generational buying opportunity.