It’s game time: Industry to flex its muscles for JDRF
The JDRF Real Estate Games return to New York City’s Chelsea Piers on Thursday, June 13, to raise money for JDRF, the leading global organization
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Muss secures $90M financing for Renaissance Plaza in Brooklyn
Cushman & Wakefield, Inc. announced that it served as the advisor to affiliates of Muss Development, LLC and HomeFed Corporation in arranging $90 million of
Jason Muss to run family firm
Muss Development announced that Jason Muss, a principal, will also serve as president. Jason Muss, 47, will now officially lead Muss Development as it continues
Teachers deal brings Muss Developmentʼs Forest Hills tower to full occupancy
Muss Development announced that Forest Hills Tower, the developer’s class A office tower in Forest Hills, Queens, is now fully leased. Muss recently signed a
Muss, HomeFed lock down $198M to refinance Brooklyn office condo
Muss Development and HomeFed Corporation have refinanced their leasehold on the office portion of Brooklyn Renaissance Plaza with a $198.3 million CMBS loan from CGA
NEW DEVELOPMENT: Muss launches 1 Brooklyn Bay; Related reveals One Hudson Yards
● MUSS DEVELOPMENT Muss launches 1 Brooklyn Bay Muss Development announced the launch of sales at 1 Brooklyn Bay Condominiums, the developer’s new luxury residential tower
NEW DEVELOPMENT: Brookfield launches first Manhattan West apartment building; Chetrit offers sneak peek at 49 Chambers
● BROOKFIELD PROPERTY PARTNERS Brookfield launches first Manhattan West apartment building Brookfield Property Partners L.P. announced the opening and leasing launch of The Eugene, the 62-story
Muss Development closes $100M loan for Downtown Brooklyn hotel
Muss Development received a $100 million loan for the 667-room New York Marriott at the Brooklyn Bridge in downtown Brooklyn. Korean real estate fund manager
Muss taps Avison Young for leasing at 64 West 48th Street
Avison Young has been retained by Muss Development as the exclusive retail leasing agent for 64 West 48th Street, the developer’s 17-story, 130,000 s/f mixed-use