The following is a selection of media placements for Great Ink clients and a summary of each.
RFR
January 21, 2026
By James Sanna
RFR has announced plans for a refresh of 300 Atlantic Street, an office building in downtown Stamford, CT. To attract tenants, the real estate investment firm will add more than 10,000 square feet of new amenity space to the property that will include a tenant lounge, wellness and fitness center, food options, and meeting areas. The building can accommodate tenants looking for large space across multiple floors. A Newmark team is heading up leasing. Read the full story here.
RFR
January 15, 2026
By Paul Bubny
The Cochran Firm has signed a 10-year, 13,757-square-foot full-floor lease at RFR’s 17 State St. in Lower Manhattan. The firm also reported a record-breaking year at 17 State, with 250,000-plus square feet of leases signed in 2025. RFR was represented in-house by AJ Camhi, Paul Milunec and Ryan Silverman and supported by a JLL team consisting of Mitchell Konsker, John Wheeler, Andrew Coe, and Margaux Kelleher on all 2025 transactions. Learn more about leasing activity at 17 State Street here.
Stuart Saft
January 13, 2026
By Amanda Schiavo
Commercial Observer looks at the NYC borough of Staten Island, which has the potential to be a hub of multifamily development similar to what’s been happening in other parts of the city. However, Staten Island low-density zoning laws favor single-family development, and its lack of easy connectivity to other boroughs makes it tricky. Stuart Saft, partner and real estate practice leader at Holland & Knight, offers insight on the topic. Read the full story here.
MdeAS Architects
January-February 2026
By Mike Zaborski, principal, MdeAS
A feature in retrofit magazine highlights the repositioning of PENN 2, the office tower that sits over Penn Station in New York City. MdeAS Architects served as architect to oversee the repositioning project, which added public plaza space, a variety of outdoor areas, and shared amenities that catapulted the building into a modern era.
RFR
January 12, 2026
By Mark Dovich
Pet Holdings, which manages a portfolio of pet health-focused companies will open a new office in Downtown Miami. The company has signed a long-term, 8,000-SF lease at RFR’s 100 Biscayne Boulevard in Miami, FL. Geoffrey Kreiss and Iker Belauste of JLL represented Independence Pet Holdings. Cameron Tallon and Eric Groffman of CBRE, and Rob Weller of RFR, represented the landlord, RFR. Read more about the deal and the Miami office market here.
Koeppel Rosen
January 12, 2026
By Isabelle Durso
The Ancillary Project, a New York City-based creative studio, has taken 5,851-SF in Midtown South for a new office and showroom at 36 East 31st Street, in a deal arranged by Max Koeppel of Koeppel Rosen. The studio specializes in contemporary design, curated branding and visual production. Savills’ Greg Taubin and Ella Berckmans brokered the deal for the tenant,
JT Magen
January 12, 2026
By Kennedy Zak
The Los Angeles Business Journal talks with the project team behind the adaptive reuse of the historic Venice Post Office into The Lighthouse, a campus for creators. The project consisted of large exterior upgrades as well as interior fitout for The Lighthouse the space was designed by Warkentin Associates.
Explore the historic renovation of the Venice Post Office into The Lighthouse Venice here.
Zenith IOS
January 9, 2026
By Maddy McCarty
Bisnow’s Houston deal sheet features Zenith IOS’ acquisition of a three-asset IOS portfolio in Houston, TX. The portfolio was acquired through a ten-year sale-leaseback transaction with C&D Scrap Metal. The three properties span approximately twenty acres and include a combined 137,000 square feet of industrial improvements. Collectively, the assets serve as the core processing and distribution hubs of the tenant’s hub-and-spoke operating model. See the deal sheet here.
Koeppel Rosen
January 7, 2026
By Isabelle Durso
Nasco Stone + Tile, a Building materials supplier, has signed a 5,000 rsf lease at 45 East 20th Street, in a deal arranged by Max Koeppel, director of leasing at Koeppel Rosen. Nasco will use the space for a larger office and showroom in Manhattan’s Flatiron District. Nasco supplies stone, tile and architectural surface materials for designers, contractors and commercial clients. Kaufman Organization’s Elliot Warren brokered the deal for the tenant, while the landlord was represented in-house by Max Koeppel. Learn more about the Nasco Stone + Tile deal here.