16C — October 14 - 27, 2016 — Pennsylvania — M id A tlantic Real Estate Journal
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ew Hope, PA — G a c e k D e s i g n Group gets results Located at 201 East Gay St. in West Chester. Gacek Design Group gets resultswith experiential design N
Cushman &Wakefield Grant Street Associates works with COTERIE
Pittsburgh, PA —CO- TERIE Co., a indoor/outdoor co-working space for women,
• For most facilities that have performed sampling in the past, the number of pa- rameters to be analyzed has been reduced. Electronic Reporting All dischargers covered by the General Permit will now be required to submit their discharge monitoring reports using DEP’s eDMR system. DMRs are due 28 days after each semiannual period (Janu- ary 28 and July 28). Existing permittees have until Decem- ber 21, 2016 to register for the eDMR system. No Exposure Certification • A $500 fee is now required with the NEC submittal. • NECs must be updated every five years. • Both new and existing facilities must conduct one round of stormwater sampling to confirm that the stormwater discharge is “non-polluting”. James P. Cinelli, P.E., BCEE is a professional en- gineer and board-certified environmental engineer at Liberty Environmental. n According to Aaron Stau- ber , CEO of Rugby Realty : “This is a terrific tenant, and exactly in keeping with our goal of providing today’s modern, corporate and tech tenants with creative space. The top floor of the Frick Building was in very high demand - we concluded this transaction before the current tenant had even vacated - and COTERIE Co.’s plans for the space and its outdoor decks will really transform the space.” Stauber also noted that more than 68,000 rent- able s/f of new and extended leases have been executed at the Frick Building this year, with COTERIE’s space being the last full floor available for several quarters. CBRE’s TimMcCarthy and Jeremy Kronman handle the leasing at the property. n Bailey said the Pittsburgh office is set to host a start-to- finish, non-partisan Election Day party as one of its kick-off events. “The only require- ment to attend is an ‘I Voted’ sticker,” she said. Mini Coterie, as it is aptly named, will operate from temporary space on the ninth floor of the Frick Building while construction is complet- ed in the penthouse. In addi- tion to COTERIE’s meeting opportunities, the permanent space will include a medita- tion room, indoor and outdoor gathering spaces, a writer’s suite and closing rooms.
has execut- ed a 10-year lease to oc- c u p y t h e entire 20th floor of the Frick Build- i n g , 4 3 7 Grant St. J o a n n a B a i l e y , COT ER I E founder and CEO, who worked with Rob Geiger a n d T i m G o e t z o f Cushman& Wakefield
with experiential design, a proven strategy developed by the interior design firmwhere research, expertise, and col- laboration support the design decisions. With 75% leased and 65% occupied at Chestnut Square, this process helped to connect with consumers and created an urban design experience driven by lifestyle. Located in the heart of his- toric downtown, the charm and setting of West Chester served as the primary inspira- tion for the 11,000 s/f amenity space. It was important for Gacek Design Group to es- tablish a design vision that offered a luxury, boutique hotel feel that embraced the integrity of the area, and com- plimented the resort ameni- ties available. Richard Gacek , owner and principal designer of Gacek Design Group said, “We are complimented by the positive feedback and pleased with the design experience that evokes emotion in a classical and timeless way. It’s all about
Rob Geiger
Tim Goetz
of discharge, if it was imprac- ticable to perform sample col- lection in the first 30 minutes. The new permit still indicates a preference to perform sam- pling in the first 30 minutes of discharge, but does not contain the reference to the first hour of sampling. • Appendix J facilities, which is a catch-all category for facilities whose SIC codes do not subject them to the requirements of another Ap- pendix, are no longer able to perform inspections in lieu of stormwater monitoring. Thus, all permitted facilities are now required to conduct stormwa- ter sampling. Note that facili- ties that are newly subject to sampling requirements will need to start sampling during the first semiannual period of 2017. • All facilities are now re- quired to perform sampling semiannually. Some facilities (e.g., small airports, power plants) previously performed sampling on an annual basis. “COTERIE’s mission is to elevate, educate and em- power female entrepreneurs while encouraging communi- ty engagement.” Bailey said. Each COTERIE location offers a virtual global com- munity, co-working member- ships, social and professional events, and business meet- ings/offsite options. In addi- tion, each location will have unique elements specific to their particular membership and market. For example, Grant Street Associates to select the space at the Frick Building, says that COTERIE Pittsburgh’s 13,028 s/f loca- tion will offer a strong growth opportunity for the women of Western Pennsylvania.
201 East Gay St.
what’s inside.” Cornerstone Tracy partner, David Della Porta, added, “Gacek Design Group came to the project with enthusi- asm and professionalism, and proved to be an important ping center including Panera Bread, Talbots, Gadzooks Hair Salon and Sweet Pea Children’s Boutique. Cindy McDonnell Fein- berg, CCIM of Feinberg Real Estate Advisors represented the tenant, Vibra, LLC and Ayon Codner and James Balliet with KW Commer- cial represented the land- lord, Aspen Realty, LLC. “We’re thrilled to be open- ing our second studio in the Lehigh Valley,” said Brittany Morse, co-owner of barre3 Le- high Valley. “It is an honor to share this whole body health brand with a new community in Bethlehem. My team and I are focused on helping clients move efficiently and cost ef- fectively through the redevel- opment process. Many of the first generation Act 2 staff in Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection’s offices are nearing the age of retirement, or they have retired, but a fresh new group of Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection employees are ready to roll
partner. We appreciate the team’s expertise, the differen- tiating design, and the incred- ible results.” This apartment building is located at 201 East Gay St. in West Chester. n find a little more balance in their lives!” n “It was a pleasure to repre- sent Brittany and her busi- ness partner, Adam Morse in the selection of a second Lehigh Valley studio,” said Feinberg. “We searched the Lehigh Valley market and found a perfect complement to barre3’s Allentown loca- tion on Hamilton Boulevard.” “Cindy’s knowledge of the market, focus and deter- mination helped to get the lease completed,” said Morse. “She’s also a barre3 client, so it’s nice to partner with someone from our barre3 community on our second project.” n up their sleeves and work with environmental consul- tants, to bring sites back to a productive life again. We look forward to working with them for a successful Act 2 site redevelopment. For more information call, Craig Herr, hydro- geologist at 610-945-0075 or Gary Brown, president 610-804-8657. n
Feinberg Real Estate Advisors, LLC represents Vibra
Allentown, PA — Feinberg Real Estate Ad- visors, LLC represented
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Vibra, LLC on the lease of a 3,300 s/f suite at 3301 Bath Pike, a 21,000 s/f retail shop- ping center in Hanover Townshi p , Northamp- ton County.
Cindy McDonnell Feinberg
Vibra, LLC plans to reno- vate the suite as a barre3 studio and plans to be open for clients in spring 2017. The barre3 Studio will be joining other tenants in the shop-
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of the retail establishment, of $2 to $3 million. RT appreciates the opportu- nity to continue to be involved in urban revitalization rede- velopment projects through- out Southeastern Pennsyl- vania. Working through projects under Pennsylva- nia’s Act 2 Land Recycling Program helps many sites
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