Brighton Beach building collapses, Stuy-Town bondholders may have to refund tenants … and more

Stuy-Town

1. Five construction workers injured in Brighton Beach building collapse
[NYT]
2. Stuy-Town bondholders may have to refund tenants
[Bloomberg]
3. Neighbors raging after burlesque club turns into strip club
[Brooklyn Paper]
4. Developer Don Peebles has his eye on Manhattan
[NYO]
5. Controversy brews in Randall’s Island over tennis courts [NY1]
6. Tech campus submissions: Will Mayor Bloomberg decide?
[NYO]
7. Tenants take to Twitter to complain about Jakobsen Properties

[Ev Grieve]
8. Mixed market for outer-borough investment sales: Robert Knakal
[NYO]
9. Greeks seeking to move to Astoria again amid economic turmoil at home
[WSJ]
10. Apple puts final touches on Grand Central store
[9to5]
11. Hotelier Andre Balazs splits from talk show host Chelsea Handler
[Us Weekly]
12. Wall Street salaries to plummet by up to 30 percent
[NYT]
13. City Council okays sale of landmarked Florist Building
[Brownstoner]
13. Cushman assigned to lease 100,000 square feet at 400 West 59th Street
[NYO]