The following is a selection of media placements for Great Ink clients and a summary of each.
Hodges Ward Elliott
February 28, 2022
By Ingrid Tunberg
Boutique real estate capital markets advisor Hodges Ward Elliott arranged the sale of a three-property hotel portfolio to Peachtree Hotel Group, and managed the marketing process for the portfolio. Widewaters Hotels developed, owned, and operated the portfolio, which consists of the 137-room Aloft Hillsboro-Beaverton in Hillsboro, OR, the 120-room Home2 Suites by Hilton Eugene Downtown University Area in Eugene, OR, and the 119-room Home2 Suites by Hilton Pittsburgh/McCandless in Pittsburgh, PA.
Camber Creek
February 23, 2022
By Hiten Samtani
Camber Creek has raised $325 million for its fourth and largest fund to-date. The firm aims to replicate its strategy of finding interesting startups across the spectrum, connecting them with its owner-operator limited partners, and helping them scale. The Real Deal talks with Camber Creek managing partner Casey Berman.
Hodges Ward Elliott
February 23, 2022
By David Cohen
Hodges Ward Elliot has arranged the sale of Hotel Van Zandt, a 319-room hotel at 605 Davis Street in downtown Austin. Daniel Peek, John Bourret, Austin Brooks and David Auer of HWE advised the undisclosed seller in the transaction. Hotel Van Zandt opened in 2015 and is part of the Kimpton network of international hospitality assets.
Camber Creek
February 21, 2022
By Jeffrey Steele
A Forbes article highlights tech companies that are helping to solve the labor shortage. Real estate is one of the industries feeling the shortage of candidates, due to a labor supply-demand mismatch. Tech startups like Bridgit, a workforce intelligence construction technology firm, whose mission is to optimize workforce management and workflow, are using innovation to solve and manage the scarcity of qualified candidates. Mitchell Schear, an executive partner at Camber Creek, the venture capital firm that co-led the Series B round for Bridgit, is quoted.
EW Howell Construction Group
February 21, 2022
By Tracey Walker
Environments for Aging features Sunrise Senior Living’s new 62,500-SF community in Summit, N.J. Occupying a formerly underutilized site on the banks of the scenic Passaic River, the community includes 52 assisted living units and 28 memory care units with a mix of studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom options. EW Howell Construction Group served as the project’s general contractor, while Lantz-Boggio was the architect.
FirstService Residential
March/April 2022
By Bendix Anderson
FirstService Residential New York’s Marc Kotler weighs in on the high volume of new residential developments planned for this year, as well as the rising rents in multifamily. As senior vice president of new development consulting and property management at FSR, Kotler adds that developers are rethinking size and scope of construction as the tax breaks are under question.
FirstService Residential
February 16, 2022
Kelly Dougherty has been named president of FirstService Energy, the sustainability and energy management arm of FirstService Residential, the leading manager of residential communities in North America. Kelly is tasked with leading environmental change by improving energy efficiency and reducing water consumption, ultimately with the goal of reducing operating costs and harmful carbon emissions across FirstService Residential’s extensive property management portfolio.
Waterton
February 15, 2022
By Kyle Campbell
A PERE article focuses on the competition for garden-style apartments, citing a price surge for existing garden apartments. Waterton, a Chicago-based multifamily specialist, is investing in ground-up development across the Sunbelt corridor, unique from its traditional activity as a value-add fund manager. Waterton’s CIO Rick Hurd is quoted.
Waterton
January/February 2022
By Vanessa Drucker
This article focuses on a unique set of challenges faced by investors of multifamily properties during the pandemic, weighing social compassion against economic realities. During the COVID-19 rent moratorium in the US, institutional residential owners had to balance income protection with ESG considerations. David Schwartz, CEO of Waterton, and Caroline Vary, senior managing director of asset management at Jonathon Rose Companies, talk with Vanessa Drucker.