NEW ROCHELLE, NY—The vision of what Downtown New Rochelle could become is now clearly in focus. In his State of the City address last week, New Rochelle Mayor Noam Bramson announced a previously announced high-rise project is moving forward and another three major developments have been proposed for the downtown district.
The four developments, when completed, will add more 1,800 housing units to the downtown district.
Mayor Bramson and officials with RXR Realty, the master developer for the for the City of New Rochelle's downtown redevelopment program with partner Renaissance Downtowns, stated at a conference on Feb. 28 at TF Andrew at 607 Main St. that the developer will soon move forward with a plan to build twin, 28-story towers at the Church-Division parking lot site in Downtown New Rochelle. RXR Realty proposed the ambitious mixed-use project back in August 2017.
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John Jordan
John Jordan is a veteran journalist with 36 years of print and digital media experience.
