New Rochelle - Westchester County Association

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CITY
SHOWCASE
WCA BLUEPRINT
New Rochelle
PRESENTED BY
PREMIER SPONSORS
EVENT SPONSORS
SUPPORTERS
ABS Partners Re/Brause Realty, Inc.; Golden Horseshoe Shopping Center; Investment Design Properties, Ltd.;
Posto 22 Restaurant; Shoprite of New Rochelle
MEDIA SPONSOR: Real Estate Investor Magazine
WCA BLUEPRINT | CITY SHOWCASE: NEW ROCHELLE
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MESSAGE FROM THE MAYOR
WELCOME!
The City of New Rochelle is proud to partner with the Westchester County Association
and its Blueprint for Westchester to bring you today’s City Showcase event.
For investment, entrepreneurship, and business, our community has so much to offer:
• Unparalleled location, just half an hour from Grand Central Terminal, minutes from
metropolitan airports, easy access to regional centers such as Greenwich, Stamford
and White Plains, and convenient direct links to I-95 and Amtrak,
Noam Bramson
Mayor
City of New Rochelle
• A dynamic development team, with extensive experience in every form of development
and business promotion, a track record of successful public-private partnerships,
and a commitment to open communication and efficient review of proposals,
• Superb quality of life, characterized by charming and historic neighborhoods,
a burgeoning downtown, miles of shoreline on Long Island Sound, an extensive park
system, and outstanding public schools,
• Diverse and talented residents, providing a qualified labor pool that is ready to serve
in skilled positions, and a robust customer base for goods and services of every kind.
New Rochelle is open for business! Join us.
Sincerely,
Noam Bramson
Mayor
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CITY OF NEW ROCHELLE
AT A GLANCE
POPULATION PROFILE
OCCUPATIONAL PROFILE
COMMUNITY PROFILE
Population: 77,062
Median Age: 38.4 years
Median Household Income: $65,317
Race/Ethnicity
White: 65.2%
Black: 19.3%
Asian: 4.2%
Other: 11.3%
Hispanic (of any race): 27.8%
Management, Business,
Science & Arts: 14,349 (41%)
Service: 7,235 (20.7%)
Sales and Office: 7,924 (22.6%)
National Resources, Construction
& Maintenance: 3,369 (9.6%)
Production, Transport
& Material Moving: 2,142 (6.1%)
• Seventh Largest City in New York State
HOUSING PROFILE
• Three Colleges (The College of New
Rochelle, Iona, Monroe)
EMPLOYMENT PROFILE
Population over 16: 60,758
Population in labor force: 37,683 (62%)
Civilian Labor Force: 37,670 (62%)
Number of Housing Units, 2000: 26,995
Number of Housing Units, 2010: 29,586
Median Household Value, 2010: $605,500
Owner Occupied: 14,317 (51.2%)
Renter Occupied: 13,636 (48.8%)
LARGEST EMPLOYERS
1. Sound Shore Medical Center
2. Iona College
3. J & K Healthcare Services
4. College of New Rochelle
5. United Hebrew Geriatric Center
LAND USE
16,103 properties in New Rochelle
12,219 Residential
2,242 Commercial
1,642 Other
• Experienced largest percentage
population growth of the seven largest
cities in NYS- almost 7%—over the last
ten years.
• 270 Acres City Parkland
• 9.3 miles shoreline, 10 marinas,
400 boat slips
• Award-winning public school district
• Home to Sound Shore Medical Center
• Only Westchester stop for Amtrak
on Northeast Corridor Line
• Busiest Westchester stop on
Metro North New Haven Line
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WELCOME
William Cuddy
Chairman
The Blueprint for Westchester
Marissa Brett
Executive Director
of The Blueprint for Westchester
Welcome to the Westchester County Association’s BLUEPRINT City Showcase featuring
New Rochelle! With this half-day event we’re showcasing all that the City of New Rochelle
has to offer including: specific properties, public/private redevelopment opportunities,
mass-transit, arts & culture, diverse workforce and points of interest, as well as highlighting New Rochelle’s pro-business policies.
Today’s City Showcase is part of the WCA’s Blueprint for Westchester—a smart, new
aggressive campaign to attract and retain business, and spur investment in Westchester.
Driven by the private sector, with strong partnerships with the county’s real estate,
business and academic sectors, the Blueprint also includes collaboration with Westchester
County government and the county’s major cities.
The campaign includes private sector innovation and financing to help drive economic
development.
The object is to create an environment in which companies and residents can flourish,
where the entrepreneurial spirit will prevail, and where we can retain young professionals
and capture their great intellectual capital. Our message is simple—quality business
generates quality jobs and other economic benefits to the community.
To learn more about The Blueprint and creating an economy of growth in
Westchester, please visit our website at blueprintforwestchester.com and give us a
call at 914.948.6444.
Sincerely,
William Cuddy
Marissa Brett
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ABOUT NEW ROCHELLE
RICH IN HISTORY
Throughout its 325-year history, New
Rochelle has retained its status as a richly
diverse and vibrant community. From its
founding by French Huguenots seeking
religious freedom, to its Revolutionary
role as the home of Thomas Paine, to its
nurturing of national ideals through the
accomplishments of residents Norman
Rockwell, E.L. Doctorow, and Lou Gehrig,
to its iconic status as the quintessential
suburb in the Dick Van Dyke Show,
New Rochelle has always reflected and
contributed to the larger story of America.
Now the seventh largest city in New York
State, New Rochelle continues to reflect
the challenges, opportunities and aspirations
of our country.
SUBURBAN CHARM,
URBAN AMENITIES
In New Rochelle, the intimacy and charm
of a small town is combined with the amenities, choices and culture of a modern city.
Dozens of active neighborhood associations
bring a distinct personality to classic
pre- and post-war suburban settings, while
2,000 new units of housing form a dramatic
skyline in the heart of our downtown.
The New Rochelle Transit Center serves
thousands of commuters via Amtrak, Metro
North, and the Westchester BeeLine,
and the downtown Business Improvement
District helps 800 business and property
owners grow and succeed. Residents,
business people and visitors alike can savor
some of the best-reviewed restaurants in
Westchester, while also enjoying artistic
expressions in every medium. New Rochelle
is truly the best of all worlds.
LOCATION, LOCATION,
LOCATION
Nineteen miles from midtown Manhattan,
thirty minutes from Grand Central Terminal,
direct links to I-95, the Hutchinson River
Parkway, and Amtrak, easy access to three
major New York airports, miles of shoreline
on Long Island Sound, a quick trip to other
centers in the region—there is no suburban
community in metropolitan New York that
offers a better combination of transit and
travel options, or which boasts better
infrastructure to support business growth.
THRIVING CENTER
OF ARTS AND CULTURE
The visual and performing arts are a
vital part of New Rochelle’s identity.
The New Rochelle Council on the Arts’
annual ArtsFest features more than thirty
studios and galleries. Seasonal summer
concerts are enjoyed on Library Green and
at the Hudson Park waterfront bandshell.
The New Rochelle Public Library is the
second busiest in the county. The City’s
commitment to art in public spaces is
evident in works such as the “Tapestry
of New Rochelle” and “Tidal Song.” And
creative zoning is helping to sustain and
expand artists’ and live-work spaces in
our downtown.
EXCELLENCE IN EDUCATION
New Rochelle is proud of its public and
private schools and institutions of higher
learning. The award-winning New Rochelle
school district offers a comprehensive
educational program with rigorous academics and diverse programming, a myriad
of clubs and activities, and championship
sports. The high school houses the Museum
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of Arts and Culture, the only Regentschartered museum in a school in the State
of New York. Three prestigious colleges add
their vibrancy to the City: the College of New
Rochelle, Iona College, and Monroe College.
FORWARD-LOOKING VISION
New Rochelle has a clear, forward-looking
vision for the future, based on sound,
sustainable planning, regional partnerships,
and a long-term commitment to economic
growth. In 2011, New Rochelle adopted the
award-winning GreeNR, its first Sustainability Plan, a roadmap for economic,
environmental and social progress. This
year, New Rochelle is updating its Comprehensive Plan and evaluating specific
opportunities for both redevelopment
and preservation. And New Rochelle has
assumed a lead role in the New YorkConnecticut Sustainable Communities
Consortium, a regional compact aimed
at integrating local strategies for transportation, growth and development.
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NEW ROCHELLE SHOWCASE
LIST OF PROPERTIES ON CITY HIGHLIGHTS TOUR
Properties
Owner/Agent
Contact Person
Phone
1.
145 Huguenot Street
GHP Office Realty, LLC
Jamie Schwartz
914.642.9300
2.
140 Huguenot Street
Goldschmidt & Associates
Eric S. Goldschmidt
914.723.1616 ext. 11
3.
175 Huguenot Street/Trump Plaza
Cappelli Enterprises, Inc.
Louis R. Cappelli/Karen Williams
914.769.6500
4.
270 North Avenue/K Building
North Brook Realty Associates
Patrick S. Grasso, Sr.
914.654.0487
5.
271 North Avenue/Chase Building
Kaufman Huguenot LLC
Edward J. Hart
212.563.6252
6.
North Avenue & Station Plaza No.
(New Rochelle Transit Center)
Development Office
Jeremy Schulman
914.654.2193
7.
16 Guion Place
(at Sound Shore Medical Center)
Landmark Healthcare Facilities
Anthony Lampasona
414.277.0500
8.
One Radisson Plaza/
Radisson Corporate Tower
Katter Properties Company Inc.
Roy Katter
914.287.0033
9.
33 LeCount Place (New Roc City)
Entertainment Properties Trust
Michael Rusche
816.472.1700
Development Office
Forest City Enterprises
Jeremy Schulman
914.654.2193
Abe Naparstek
718.923.8598
10a.Echo Bay and E. Main Street
(Echo Bay Water Front)
10b.260-70 E. Main Street (Armory)
Development Office
Jeremy Schulman
914.654.2193
11. 587-99 Main Street/
348 Huguenot Street
ABS Partners RE/
Brause Realty Inc.
Jason Fein
212.400.2357
12. 81 Centre Street (Artist Spaces)
New Rochelle BID
Ralph DiBart
212.866.0191/914.960.1460
13. 552 & 554 Main Street
NAI Friedland
Rick Stassa
914.968.8500 ext. 311
14. 2 Division Street (Artist Spaces)
New Rochelle BID
Ralph DiBart
212.866.0191/914.960.1460
15. 40 Memorial Highway
(Avalon-on-the-Sound-East)
AvalonBay Communities
Martin Piazzola
212.309.1610
Transit Center
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Iona College
New Rochelle High School
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F
Ward Acres Park
Marshall’s/Palmer Center
Monroe College
Five Islands Park
United Hebrew Geriatric Ce
Beach Club District
The College of New Rochell
New Rochelle Library & Libr
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1 145 Huguenot Street
2 140 Huguenot Street
3 Trump Plaza
4 270 North Avenue (K Building)
5 271 North Avenue (Chase Building)
6 Transit Oriented Development Area
7 Sound Shore Medical Center
8 Radisson Hotel
9 New Roc City
10 Echo Bay + Armory
11 587-599 Main Street/348 Huguenot Street
12 81 Centre Avenue (Artist Spaces)
13 552 & 554 Main Street
14 2 Division Street (Artist Spaces)
15 Avalon on the Sound East
Properties on Tour
Wykygyl Country Club
H
G Thomas Paine Cottage
Government District
D
C Heritage Homes
WESTMED Medical Group
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Points of Interest
HIGHLIGHTS TOUR MAP
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GHP OFFICE REALTY, LLC
JAMIE SCHWARTZ
914.642.9300
145 HUGUENOT STREET
Nearest Highway:
Nearest Air Service:
Building Type:
Total SF:
Available SF:
Year Built:
Number of Stories:
Ceiling Height:
Floor Load:
Loading Docks:
Parking Spaces:
Electric:
Gas:
Water:
Sewer:
Annual Lease per SF:
Tenants:
I-95, Hutchinson River Parkway
Westchester County (11 Mi),
LaGuardia (11 Mi)
Office
300,000
40,923
1972; Renovated in 2003/2004
Eight (8) plus two (2) lower levels
9 ft, varies by floor
75 lbs/sq ft
Yes, loading dock with doors 9ft x 9ft
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Service provided by Con Edison;
rated at 4,000 amps
Yes
Provided by United Water of New Rochelle.
Restrooms located on each floor.
Sanitary sewer and storm sewer provided by City of New Rochelle
Negotiable
Steiner Sports Marketing, Monroe College, McCabe Weisberg & Conway
Marketing Notes:
On-Site Café, .25 mile from New Rochelle Train Station, Concierge Desk 6 Days a week, 24/7 building access
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NORTH BROOK REALTY ASSOCIATES
PATRICK S. GRASSO SR.
914.654.0487
270 NORTH AVENUE (K BUILDING)
Nearest Highway:
Building Type:
Total SF:
Available SF:
Year Built:
Number of Stories:
Ceiling Height:
Zoning:
Floor Load:
Loading Docks:
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Electric:
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Tenants:
I-95 and walking distance to MetroNorth/Amtrak Train Station
LaGuardia | Westchester County
Commercial Office
Approximately 70,000 RSF
Offices Ranging From +1,000 RSF and up
1931
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Approximately 11'5"
DMU Downtown Mixed Use
N/A
N/A
Ample municipal parking nearby
Con Edison: Each tenant is directly metered
N/A
Restrooms
Municipal
$17–23/RSF
Law Firms, Appraisers, CPA’s, Consultants, Dental/Medical, Architects
Marketing Notes:
Located in the Heart of New Rochelle, the K Building is near restaurants, an entertainment center, and several banks.
The K Building also has great light and views and is across from the New Rochelle Intermodal Center with MTA services less than
30 minutes to Grand Central and is directly off Exit 16 of I-95.
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KAUFMAN HUGUENOT LLC
EDWARD J. HART
212.563.6252
271 NORTH AVENUE (CHASE BUILDING)
Nearest Highway:
Building Type:
Total SF:
Available SF:
Year Built:
Number of Stories:
Ceiling Height:
Zoning:
Floor Load:
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Parking Spaces:
Electric:
Gas:
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Tenants:
I-95, Hutchinson River Parkway and adjacent to
Metro-North Train Station
LaGuardia | JFK | Westchester County
8-Story Commercial Office Building
72,000 RSF
(2) 1,500 SF offices and (1) 1,800 SF offices
1969
8
9 ft
Commercial Office
250 LBS per foot
Yes
1 per 900 SF—convenient to ample municipal parking nearby
3,000 AMP Service
Yes
City
County
$23 plus electric
Westchester County DEF, Lawyers, Accountants, Marketing Firm, Chase Manhattan Bank
Marketing Notes:
270 North Avenue/Chase Building offers a New York City professional experience in a convenient suburban setting.
The Building is located within walking distance to Metro-North and Amtrack train station with easy accessibility to major highways.
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NEW ROCHELLE TRANSIT CENTER
TRANSIT HUB
The City is using a multi-faceted approach
to integrate the Transit Center more fully
into the surrounding physical and economic
fabric of the City.
New Rochelle’s downtown has significant
assets: (1) a central location with convenient
access to Manhattan, nearby population
centers, and regional airports; (2) a direct
link to mass transit, including the only
Amtrak stop on the Westchester Sound
Shore; (3) a thriving and diverse arts and
restaurant scene that provides cultural
energy and recreational outlets; (4) a
burgeoning residential population with
discretionary income; (5) a base of intellectual capital with three, four-year colleges;
(6) a community-based teaching hospital;
and (7) flexible zoning standards designed
to encourage positive investment. These
qualities have helped our city attract a
variety of new commercial tenants in
recent years, including an emerging medical
office/healthcare sector.
NEW ROCHELLE TRANSIT CENTER:
NORTH AVENUE & STATION PLAZA NORTH
As the downtown evolves into a vibrant
destination, the New Rochelle Transit Center has become a hub for local and interstate traffic needing parking and a
connection to other modes of transportation. As a transit-oriented development,
the Center has spurred local, mixed-use
economic development projects, such as
the Davenport Lofts on Main, 543 Main
Condominiums, Trump Plaza, Avalon-onthe-Sound, 32 Burling Lane and more.
These residential, mixed-use projects foster a reciprocal relationship by providing
population density which helps ensure ridership, while the Center offers valuable
transportation-related services, resulting
in a sustainable investment. Capitalizing on
the transit hub and access corridors, we
are actively pursuing a more robust office
presence, with a special focus on development sites in close proximity to the Transit
Center.
• New Rochelle Train Station and
$20.5 million multi-modal transit facility
• 940-space parking spaces, Amtrak and
Metro-North rail service, Bee-Line bus,
taxi/limo/airport service, auto rental
(highest volume outside of NYC airports),
bicycle amenities, and café.
GRANTS
• $1.25M DOT grant with Sound Shore Medical Center
• Street and sidewalk improvements to enhance and
encourage connections between the Transit Center
and the medical center
NEW YORK-CONNECTICUT
SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITIES INITIATIVE
• Regional sustainability effort focused
on transit-oriented development
• $100,000 Federal Funding
• Creates of a TOD zone within a half-mile
of the Transit Center—a nexus to unite surrounding
neighborhoods and communities, link potential
employers and employees and to develop better
linkages to housing, educational and recreational
opportunities in the City and region—to foster the
integration of existing uses with future mixed-use,
mixed-income, and energy-efficient development.
HUD CHALLENGE “TRI-CITY GRANT”
• Working group composed of New Rochelle,
Yonkers and Mount Vernon
• Upgrade connections between urban cores along
cross-county transportation corridors, including
comprehensive safe, continuous walking and
bicycle systems.
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KATTER PROPERTIES COMPANY INC.
ROY KATTER
914.287.0033
ONE RADISSON PLAZA (RADISSON CORPORATE TOWER)
Nearest Highway:
Building Type:
Total SF:
Available SF:
Year Built:
Number of Stories:
Ceiling Height:
Zoning:
Interstate 95 (Exit 16) & Hutchinson River Parkway
LaGuardia | Westchester County | JFK
Multi Purpose, Hotel/Office Tower
119,000
10,000
1974
10
8.5 ft
Commercial
Floor Load:
Loading Docks:
Parking Spaces:
Electric:
Gas:
Water:
Sewer:
Tenants:
Yes
200 Surface spaces are available; Ratio of 3.5/1,000 SF
Included
Included
Included
Included
$25
Upon Request
Marketing Notes:
Hotel | Concierge, Housekeeping & Maintenance Services | Conferencing & Catering Facility | Fitness Center | On Site Management |
Outdoor Pool | Property Manager on Site | On Site Restaurant (NoMa Social) | Tenant controlled HVAC | 24-hour access |
Walking distance to New Rochelle stop on New Haven Commuter line (30 minutes to NYC) | On-site security | Views of Long Island Sound
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WE BELIEVE IN
WESTCHESTER.
WE BELIEVE IN
RESULTS.
WE BELIEVE IN
THE BLUEPRINT.
CONNECTING YOU
TO THE FUTURE
PRINCIPAL INVESTORS
CBRE | C. W. BROWN, INC. | CUDDY & FEDER, LLP | ENTERGY
GEORGE COMFORT & SONS | HARRISON EDWARDS PR, INC.
HERITAGE REALTY SERVICES | HEYMAN PROPERTIES | HOULIHAN/LAWRENCE INC.
JOHN MEYER CONSULTING, PC | MACK-CALI REALTY CORPORATION
THE MADDALENA GROUP OF MORGAN STANLEY SMITH BARNEY
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY |
NORMANDY REAL ESTATE PARTNERS/THE EXCHANGE
O’CONNOR DAVIES, LLP | PROVIDENT BANK | RECKSON, A DIVISION OF SL GREEN
RPW GROUP, INC. | VHB
BLUEPRINTFORWESTCHESTER.com
ENTERTAINMENT PROPERTIES TRUST
MICHAEL RUSCHE
816.472.1700
33 LECOUNT PLACE (NEW ROC CITY)
Nearest Highway:
Building Type:
Total SF:
Year Built:
Number of Stories:
Zoning:
Loading Docks:
Parking Spaces:
Electric:
Gas:
Water:
Sewer:
Tenants:
I-95
LaGuardia | Westchester County
Steel (Commercial)
446,076
1999
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Downtown Mixed Use | Family Entertainment | Airspace over 153'
2 dedicated multi tenant, 5 Stop & Shop, 1 Marriott
Attached to Municipal Parking Garage
Con Edison
Con Edison
Municipal
Municipal
Regal Cinemas, Stop & Shop, Monroe College, Planet Fitness, FEC,
Modell’s Sporting Goods, EB, Games, Applebee’s, Buffalo Wild Wings,
Westchester Jujitsu, Jani Asian Fusion
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ECHO BAY AND E. MAIN STREET (ECHO BAY WATER FRONT)
Along New Rochelle’s waterfront, the City is working closely with Forest
City Residential to transform land on Echo Bay—a sheltered inlet on
the beautiful Long Island Sound—that is currently inaccessible and
environmentally stressed into a vibrant, mixed-use community with
extensive public parkland. Linked to this project is the potential adaptive
reuse of a former Armory, also situated on Echo Bay.
This redevelopment project consists of the construction of 285 rental
units, 23,800 square feet of neighborhood retail uses and over four acres
of public open space on the waterfront, creating view corridors from
adjacent neighborhoods.
The site is composed of several City properties including the City’s public
works yard—anticipated to be relocated—and a former Con Edison site,
and is adjacent to the Municipal Marina.
The City’s vision for the redevelopment of Echo Bay is to enhance views
and vistas of the Long Island Sound from Main Street; to create public
access to the water for local residents and visitors; and to provide
residential living on the waterfront at a density that is in scale with
development elsewhere in the community.
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260–270 EAST MAIN STREET (ARMORY)
The Armory site is a 2.92 acre area with public access to the
waterfront located at 260-70 E. Main Street (U.S. Route 1).
Through the adaptive reuse of the Armory, the City seeks to:
• Rehabilitate and preserve a historic structure
with distinctive architectural features;
• Activate a currently underutilized site for the
public’s enjoyment and benefit;
• Complement and enhance the surrounding revitalization
of the New Rochelle shoreline.
The Armory consists of two main structural components:
a vaulted core (main portion of the Armory) and a two-story
annex totaling 36,575 square feet.
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NEW ROCHELLE BID
RALPH DiBART
212.866.0191/914.960.1460
ARTIST SPACES (81 CENTRE STREET | 2 DIVISION STREET)
Nearest Highway:
Building Type:
Total SF:
Available SF:
Year Built:
Number of Stories:
Ceiling Height:
Zoning:
Floor Load:
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Tenants:
I-95 and walking distance to Metro-North Train Station
Westchester County Airport/Laguardia Airport
Classic downtown mercantile buildings with restored historic facades.
20,000 SF over two buildings
Varies
Newly Renovated Studios
Three stories
Varies from 10 feet to 16 feet
DB—Downtown Business—Artist Studios/Offices
NA
NA
Ample municipal parking nearby
Included in rent
NA
Communal bathrooms and work sinks
Municipal
Individual artist studios from $600 per month including heat and electric
The tenants range from non-profit arts organizations such as Lifetime Arts,
to artists such as painters, sculptors, clothing designers, photographers,
jewelers, graphic designers, recording studios and muralists
Marketing Notes:
The BID Artist Spaces Program works with downtown property owners to develop vacant upper floor spaces to well appointed artist
studios with excellent light and windows, some with skylights, 24/7 access, and affordable rents that include heat and electric. There is a
growing artist community downtown with which the BID works to develop artist support programs and open studio events. The studios
are located in the heart of downtown New Rochelle with easy access to stores, restaurants, business services and parking.
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ADDITIONAL RESOURCES
MAYOR NOAM BRAMSON
JEREMY SCHULMAN
DEBORAH PATTERSON
515 North Avenue
New Rochelle, NY 10801
914.654.2150
nbramson@newrochelleny.com
IDA/Economic Development Manager
515 North Avenue
914.654.2193
jschulma@newrochelleny.com
Manager Economic Development
Public Affairs
Con Edison
511 Theodore Fremd Avenue
Rye, NY 10580
914.925.6459
pattersonde@coned.com
CHARLES B. STROME, III
City Manager
515 North Avenue
914.654.2140
cstrome@newrochelleny.com
MICHAEL FREIMUTH
Development Commissioner
515 North Avenue
914.654.2182
mfreimut@newrochelleny.com
MARISSA BRETT
Executive Director of Economic Development
The Blueprint for Westchester/
Westchester County Association
1133 Westchester Avenue, Suite S-217
White Plains, NY 10604
914.385.1247
mbrett@westchester.org
blueprintforwestchester.com
EILEEN MILDENBERGER
Executive Director
Industrial Development Agency
of Westchester
Michaelian Office Building, Room 903
148 Martine Avenue
White Plains, NY 10601
914.995.2916
emildenberger@westchestergov.com
AIMEE VARGAS
Mid-Hudson Regional Director
Empire State Development
33 Airport Center Drive, Suite 201
New Windsor, NY 12553
845.567.4882
avargas@esd.ny.gov
Note: The Department of Development serves as the
first point of contact for industrial, commercial/retail, office
and residential developers seeking to bring a project to
New Rochelle. Our unique Development Management Team
is composed of a multi-disciplinary staff who specializes in
all aspects of planning central to successful economic
development, allowing the City to plan for and react to
development trends in the city, as well as to better serve
the public, private and non-profit sectors. We are thoroughly
prepared to assist citizens, developers, real estate brokers,
and prospective residents and businesses with our
“one-stop shopping” approach to development.
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