146 Westchester Ave
146 Westchester Ave, Port Chester, NY 10573, USASaxum’s Port Chester, NY Multifamily Development features a 223-unit multifamily development including 4,763sf of ground floor retail. 146 Westchester Ave includes a robust amenity package with a rooftop amenity deck, fitness facility, yoga room, top floor clubhouse, dog wash, and automated parking stackers. The monumental 12-story building benefits from its location directly adjacent to the train station and across the street from the renowned Capitol Theatre in downtown Port Chester, which is successfully transforming itself into a vibrant waterfront destination with a wide range of food, entertainment, and recreation options. This new development was supported by the Village of Port Chester Industrial Development Agency with a 20-year tax abatement.
With Greenwich, CT immediately to the north and Rye, NY to the south, the Port Chester market is an affluent neighborhood with a growing, dynamic downtown. The town’s train station is serviced by Metro-North’s New Haven line which provides direct access to Manhattan (42 minutes) and Stamford, CT (20 minutes), both of which are major employment hubs. Nearby Greenwich is home to numerous financial services firms and hedge funds. Over the past decade, Port Chester has become primed for resurgence, attracting significant attention from residents, retailers, entrepreneurs, and developers. The State of New York has progressively targeted several areas in the downtown, including the waterfront and 120-acres surrounding the train station, as areas in need of development. This forward-thinking approach has created a unique urban/suburban mix of both boutique and larger format retail, as well as luxury housing options. The municipality recently completed its first comprehensive zoning overhaul since 1975 which, along with an Opportunity Zone designation, is creating a true transit-oriented urban enclave and an attractive housing proposition for renters compared to other nearby submarkets such as White Plains, New Rochelle, and Stamford.
