The following is a selection of media placements for Great Ink clients and a summary of each.
Landmark Properties
December 24, 2024
Landmark Properties has closed on the acquisition of a 0.58-acre site in Ann Arbor, Michigan, which is currently home to the Galleria Mall. The company plans to develop a 241-unit student housing community — The Metropolitan at South U — at 1208 S. University Ave. with its in-house construction arm, Landmark Construction. Read more.
Waterton
December 18, 2024
By Esther Hertzfeld
Waterton has acquired the Poco Diablo Resort, a 137-key hotel in Sedona, Ariz. The company will reposition the property and re-brand as Outbound Sedona, the fifth hotel under Waterton’s Outbound Hotels brand, a collection of lifestyle hotels in beautiful outdoor destinations. Learn more about the acquisition and Waterton’s plans.
Simone Development Companies
December 17, 2024
By Isabelle Durso
Simone Development Companies announces a long-term lease renewal with Northwell Health for 5,936 square feet at 170 East 77th Street, the building’s sole tenant. The property is situated on Manhattan’s Upper East Side, and offers convenient access to public transportation. Learn more about the lease in Commercial Observer.
Landmark Properties
December 17, 2024
By Elise Mackanych
Asland Capital Partners
December 12, 2024
By Sasha Jones
Ariel Property Advisors
December 11, 2024
By Olivia Bunescu
Shimon Shkury, founder of Ariel Property Advisors, talks with Multi-Housing News about what will drive investment in the new year. The conversation touches on multifamily investment trends in New York City, regulatory challenges, neighborhoods of interest to investors, and more. The Q&A also showcases numbers from Ariel’s recent market report. Learn more here.
Landmark Properties
December 2024
By Andrew Costas, managing director, Landmark Properties
Andrew Costas, a managing director at Landmark Properties, contributes a thought leadership piece to Colorado Real Estate Journal, highlighting the ways that off-campus student housing can contribute much-needed housing to university communities and offer efficient use for underutilized surrounding land. Hear his thoughts in the December issue.
Pickard Chilton, Thornton Tomasetti
December 2024
By Gabriel Frank
An article in Commercial Property Executive focuses on the rise of mass timber use in commercial real estate projects across the country. A combination of advances in engineering, sourcing, and code changes have allowed projects to use the material. Developers are seeing mass timber as an attractive option for meeting the challenges of construction efficiency, sustainability and tenant appeal. Anthony Markese, principal at Pickard Chilton, and Jordan Komp, principal at Thornton Tomasetti, provide an architectural and engineering perspective on using the material. Read the full story on mass timber adaption in the industry here.
Benenson Capital Partners, Marx Realty, Savanna
December 10, 2024
Commercial Observer’s 2024 Owners Magazine talks with New York’s prominent real estate owners about the changing events of this past year, where their heads are and what’s important to them as we look towards 2025. In addition to industry-focused questions, real estate executives were asked a series of more light-hearted questions, such as the last movie they saw and what their last meal would be before heading to the Amazon for six months. Check out commentary and meal recommendations from Richard Kessler of Benenson Capital Partners; Craig Deitelzweig of Marx Realty; and Nicholas Bienstock of Savanna here.