its never a good look when there’s a fire at a known prospective development site. Even more so when someone dies, RIP.
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The Illustrator (586 North Ave)
Earlier today
The Renaissance at Lincoln Park
(Northern dead end of Guion Place)
Earlier today
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With limited room to grow in downtown New Rochelle, last year Iona acquired the 28 acre campus, formerly Concordia College in Bronxville.
It’s part of a big push into health sciences, with additional gradate programs that help justify university status. The new name reflects Iona’s growing prominence in academics and athletics.
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Found this gorgeous shot via Twitter
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old news, but a pretty nice price for a residential tower
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Demolition to soon begin for 316 Huguenot, a 26-story mixed-used tower. Credit to Domenic Ramacciato on Facebook.
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It was a very quick demo, it occurred the night of my previous post. Credit to Domenic Ramacciato on Facebook once again.
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actionkid was on a flight back to NYC which afforded an amazing aerial view of New Rochelle and all of its recent developments. 14:18 starting point.
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Reminds me of Sim City when your city finally is dense enough for highrises!
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Here’s a set of photos I captured today
The “New” New Rochelle as seen from Hudson Park.
Highgarden Tower (11 Garden Street) with 26 Garden Street Phase II in the background.
26 Garden Street Phase II.
Stella Phase I (14 LeCount Place).
The Enclave 1 & 2 with 360 Huguenot in the background.
Clinton Park 1 & 2 with 500 Main Street slowly rising above ground nextdoor.
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Great photos! I find it weird that a part of New Rochelle isn’t on Google Earth (in 3D) while most of the surrounding area is.
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New Rochelle and other Long Island sound cities are really growing
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Hopefully they’ll soon sort out 11 Lawton and New Rochelle can have a new tallest. That will be the real culmination of the 2015 rezoning.
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Fingers crossed that we see some movement with that project this year!
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New Rochelle’s skyline: a soaring symbol of progress and what’s to come for the rest of Westchester’s cities.
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Oh wow! Didn’t realize New Rochelle can be seen from that particular area 
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