The following is a selection of media placements for Great Ink clients and a summary of each.
Waterton
September 19, 2024
By Emily Landes
Waterton, a national real estate investor and operator, has acquired a 410-unit mid-rise apartment community at 1222 Harrison Street in San Francisco from Brookfield. L Seven comprises seven six-story buildings in the heart of the city’s SoMa neighborhood. Waterton will institute a light value-add program focused on enhancing underutilized amenity spaces while prolonging the life of the asset. The acquisition brings Waterton’s owned and managed multifamily portfolio to over 970 units in the San Francisco metro area. Read the full story.
Landmark Properties
September 18, 2024
By Michael E. Kanell and Zachary Hansen
Porter McDonald, a managing director at Landmark Properties, a developer, owner and manager of student and residential communities, offers expert commentary to an Atlanta Journal-Constitution article that talks about the impact this week’s anticipated interest rate cuts will have on the residential sector. Read the full article.
Ariel Property Advisors
September 18, 2024
By Eddie Small
Shimon Shkury, president of Ariel Property Advisors, offers expert commentary in a Crain’s New York Business article about the interest rate cut. High interest rates have been one of the main factors behind slow property sales and high rents. This week, the Federal Reserve cut its benchmark interest rate by half a percentage point, with additional declines expected. Shkury adds, “Next year will be a lot more robust in terms of volume of transactions.” Read the full story here.
Aeromine Technologies
September 18, 2024
By Kaleigh Harrison
BMW Group has partnered with Aeromine Technologies to test a novel wind energy system at its MINI manufacturing plant in Oxford, England. The collaboration marks the UK’s first installation of a motionless wind energy system, showcasing BMW’s commitment to sustainable innovation and Aeromine’s cutting-edge technology in renewable energy solutions. Learn more about the installation here.
Marx Realty
September 17, 2024
By Abigail Nehring
In this week’s Commercial Observer, Marx Realty revealed plans for The Meeting Galleries, a new, 11,000-SF amenity suite on the 11th floor of 10 Grand Central. Detailed in The Plan, the new space will comprise four distinctive and reservable spaces to accommodate board meetings, corporate retreats, holiday parties, product launches, team building activities, podcast production and much more. From a next-generation ‘town hall’ meeting lounge with seating for 200 to pre-function, podcast and theater rooms, The Meeting Galleries have been meticulously designed to resemble the aesthetic of a luxury train liner; these purpose-built spaces pay homage to the nearby Grand Central Station, with a nod to the Beaux Arts era of luxury train travel, featuring realistic influences and textured layers of warmth and sophistication. Designed by Studios Architecture, The Meeting Galleries will be tied together with art sourced by Curator Engine. See the full article.
Stuart Saft
September 11, 2024
By Larry Getlen
This year has seen many buildings trading hands for a fraction of their previous values, leading sellers to deal with tax implications they may not be used to compared to selling properties at or close to expected value. New York has an unusual method for calculating taxes, which could lead to issues. Stuart Saft, a partner at Holland & Knight, contributes expert commentary on the ways he’s advising clients on these types of situations. Learn more.
September 10, 2024
By Will Parker
Mack Real Estate Group’s planned 2,300-acre mixed-use development in Phoenix, AX, Halo Vista, is featured in a Wall Street Journal article on the “manufacturing revival” underway in the U.S. Property investors are eager to capitalize on the boom, interested in building or acquiring warehouses, hotels, offices and apartments near upcoming factories in the Sunbelt and Rust Belt, where projects will create jobs and produce a multiplier effect. Read the full story here.
Waterton
September 10, 2024
By Rachel Herzog
Waterton, a Chicago-based real estate firm, has acquired Avant at the Arboretum, a 310-unit apartment complex in Chicago for nearly $78M. The deal shows the strength of the suburban rental housing market. Read the full story.
JEMB Realty
September 9, 2024
JEMB Realty signed an 8,100-SF office lease for streaming service Philo TV at 1 Willoughy Square in Brooklyn, NY. The Kaufman Organization’s Catherine Villar represented the tenant. CBRE’s Paul Amrich, Neil King, Zachary Price, Alex D’Amario and James Ackerson represented the landlord.