The following is a selection of media placements for Great Ink clients and a summary of each.
Simone Development Companies
December 11, 2020
By Paul Schott
Simone Development Companies announces two new leases totaling 75,000-SF at its 316 Courtland Avenue in Stamford’s Glenbrook section. Beacon Roofing Supply has inked 25,000-SF while Amphenol Nexus Technologies are has taken 30,000 SF at the 118,500-square-foot property. The flexibility of the building and outdoor storage areas are some of its best attributes. Both Beacon and Nexus were attracted to the expansive parking, ceiling heights and central access to southern Fairfield County.
Kimmerle Group
December 9, 2020
By Erika Morphy
Congratulations to William Kimmerle of Kimmerle Group, who has been named as one of GlobeSt Real Estate Forum’s Healthcare Influencers of 2020. He leads the firm’s healthcare studio; overseeing a staff of 35 architects and designers while directing teams on project development. Kimmerle remains deeply involved in projects and has a strong impact on healthcare facility design and use as an internal consultant for healthcare facility operations teams and a main point of contact for hospitals and healthcare systems.
Turnbridge Equities
December 8, 2020
By Konrad Putzier
Andrew Joblon with Turnbridge Equities quoted in Wall Street Journal story on the Austin market and the opening of French luxury Hermès at the firm’s new development.
RAL Development Services
Devember 7, 2020
By Sandy Smith
Philadelphia Magazine features Broadridge, a 478-unit apartment complex at 1300 Fairmount Avenue developed by RAL. The building was designed around a 60,000-SF retail podium, of which 40% is occupied by grocery store Aldi. There is also room for 292 cars. Chesterbrook Academy daycare is on the second floor. Amenities in the building include a pool, planting beds, a yoga lawn, resident lounge and huge gym. A nod to more residents working from home, the building also includes a recording studio.
Avison Young
November 30, 2020
By Eddie Small
Rybak Development has closed on its $26 million purchase of an Upper East Side development site at 126 East 86th Street, where it plans to build a mixed-use high-rise property. Rybak filed plans with the Department of Buildings earlier this month to construct a 20-story project with 32 residential units at the address. Avison Young’s tristate investment sales group represented the seller in the deal and was also able to help Rybak secure additional air rights from a nearby property.
Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson
November 30, 2020
By Miriam Hall
Bisnow highlights the ways NYC’s real estate executives are connecting this holiday season as major annual events, such as the
Fried Frank Real Estate party, have been cancelled this year.
Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson
November 2020
By Rich Bockmann
The Real Deal ranks new York’s legal power players in its November issue. The leading law firms comment on property sales and debt deals in the year of COVID. On the sales front, perennial powerhouse Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson took the top spot again this year with a total of $2.67 billion in buyer-side sales. On debt deals, Fried Frank also came in first on this year’s ranking with a total of $2.55 billion in lender-side mortgages.
Thornton Tomasetti
November 25, 2020
By John Caulfield
A Building Design + Construction article focuses on recent innovations by several engineering firms. Thornton Tomasetti’s launch of Beacon, an embodied carbon measurement tool that allows structural engineers to understand and manage embodied carbon optimization, is highlighted.
Pembrook Capital Management, The Praedium Group
November 2020
By Georgia Kromrei
An article in The Real Deal focuses on multifamily investors following the trend and seeking out assets in smaller markets like Memphis and Albuquerque, Detroit and Las Vegas. Stuart Boesky of Pembrook Capital Management and Russ Appel of The Praedium Group provide expert commentary for the article.