Albanese-blocks

Albanese Project Could Breathe New Life Into Main Street Core

Major Development Would Bring Retail, Housing, Parking

January 15, 2012

About 20,000 square feet of retail space, new public parking to replace an aging and obsolete garage, and more than 500 high-quality apartments, containing residents with annual spending power in the tens of millions. These are the essential features of … Continue reading »

Wall Street Journal Touts “Rebounding New Rochelle”

Real Estate Overview Assesses City’s Appeal

January 23, 2012

The Wall Street Journal this weekend published a positive overview of New Rochelle’s real estate market, drawing particular attention to the several large developments that have transformed New Rochelle’s downtown since the 1990s. The Journal also notes the effect the … Continue reading »


Council Approves 60-Day Extension For Echo Bay Development Agreement

Bigger Decisions Expected This Spring

January 18, 2012

For several years, New Rochelle has worked with developers Forest City Residential to improve the Echo Bay waterfront. The potential of our shoreline is significant — the right kind of development could enhance recreational opportunities, strengthen neighborhoods, and improve our … Continue reading »


dpw-sites

Case Closed: Time To Relocate New Rochelle’s Public Works Yard

Beechwood Site Offers Significant Savings To Taxpayers

January 13, 2012

The status and potential relocation of New Rochelle’s Public Works Yard on East Main Street has stirred a long-running and sometimes heated debate. With the release of a new, detailed and conclusive engineering study, that debate should now be over. … Continue reading »


Reforming Local Government

City Forms Citizens’ Panel on Sustainable Budgets

January 11, 2012

It is time for a fresh look at the fundamentals of local government. For several years, New Rochelle, like cities throughout the nation, has confronted increasingly painful budgetary and fiscal decisions. As a consequence, the City’s municipal workforce is smaller … Continue reading »