NEW YORK CITY-In a Q&A, Jason Muss, president and CEO of Muss Development, talked with GlobeSt.com’s Jacqueline Hlavenka about what’s next for downtown Brooklyn, Queens and Staten Island.

NEW YORK CITY-Financing for the new eight-story mixed-use building at West 192nd Street and Broadway in Washington Heights was structured through the federal New Markets Tax Credit program.

NEW YORK CITY-Fresh off his recent success, the New York Knicks superstar is bringing Linsanity to Lower Manhattan, renting an apartment at the W New York Downtown.

NEW YORK CITY-The development firm known for the revitalization of Brooklyn Heights is taking on its first commercial office project at 50 W. 23rd St.

NEW YORK CITY-neighborhoods like Williamsburg and DUMBO are picking up the slack, showing significant rental increases month-over-month.

NEW YORK CITY-The sites include 101 W. 126th St. and 639 W. 46th St., which will be repositioned and upgraded.

NEW YORK CITY-Describing the transaction as an “extremely important milestone” in the company’s history, the investment bank's president and CEO Trevor Bond called the deal “transformative,” but also a natural evolution.

STAMFORD, CT-Investors looking at the Mack-Cali/Winthrop deal tell GlobeSt.com that the final maturity of the loan is August 2015—but covenants such as cash flow and leasing activity will determine whether they could extend the debt or not.