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WCA BLUEPRINT | CITY SHOWCASE: NEW ROCHELLE 1

WELCOME!The City of New Rochelle is proud to partner with the Westchester County Associationand 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 frommetropolitan airports, easy access to regional centers such as Greenwich, Stamfordand White Plains, and convenient direct links to I-95 and Amtrak,

• A dynamic development team, with extensive experience in every form of developmentand 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 parksystem, and outstanding public schools,

• Diverse and talented residents, providing a qualified labor pool that is ready to servein skilled positions, and a robust customer base for goods and services of every kind.

New Rochelle is open for business! Join us.

Sincerely,

Noam BramsonMayor

MESSAGE FROMTHEMAYOR

Noam BramsonMayorCity of New Rochelle

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POPULATION PROFILEPopulation: 77,062Median Age: 38.4 yearsMedian Household Income: $65,317Race/EthnicityWhite: 65.2%Black: 19.3%Asian: 4.2%Other: 11.3%Hispanic (of any race): 27.8%

EMPLOYMENT PROFILEPopulation over 16: 60,758Population in labor force: 37,683 (62%)Civilian Labor Force: 37,670 (62%)

LARGEST EMPLOYERS1. Sound Shore Medical Center2. Iona College3. J & K Healthcare Services4. College of New Rochelle5. United Hebrew Geriatric Center

OCCUPATIONAL PROFILEManagement, 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%)

HOUSING PROFILENumber of Housing Units, 2000: 26,995Number of Housing Units, 2010: 29,586Median Household Value, 2010: $605,500Owner Occupied: 14,317 (51.2%)Renter Occupied: 13,636 (48.8%)

LAND USE16,103 properties in New Rochelle12,219 Residential2,242 Commercial1,642 Other

COMMUNITY PROFILE• Seventh Largest City in New York State

• Experienced largest percentagepopulation growth of the seven largestcities in NYS- almost 7%—over the lastten years.

• 270 Acres City Parkland

• 9.3 miles shoreline, 10 marinas,400 boat slips

• Three Colleges (The College of NewRochelle, Iona, Monroe)

• Award-winning public school district

• Home to Sound Shore Medical Center

• Only Westchester stop for Amtrakon Northeast Corridor Line

• Busiest Westchester stop onMetro North New Haven Line

CITY OF NEW ROCHELLEAT A GLANCE

Welcome to the Westchester County Association’s BLUEPRINT City Showcase featuringNew Rochelle! With this half-day event we’re showcasing all that the City of New Rochellehas to offer including: specific properties, public/private redevelopment opportunities,mass-transit, arts & culture, diverse workforce and points of interest, as well as high-lighting 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 withWestchesterCounty 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 professionalsand capture their great intellectual capital. Our message is simple—quality businessgenerates 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 acall at 914.948.6444.

Sincerely,

William Cuddy Marissa Brett

WELCOME


Marissa BrettExecutive Directorof The Blueprint for Westchester

William CuddyChairmanThe Blueprint for Westchester

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RICH IN HISTORYThroughout its 325-year history, NewRochelle has retained its status as a richlydiverse and vibrant community. From itsfounding by French Huguenots seekingreligious freedom, to its Revolutionaryrole as the home of Thomas Paine, to itsnurturing of national ideals through theaccomplishments of residents NormanRockwell, E.L. Doctorow, and Lou Gehrig,to its iconic status as the quintessentialsuburb in the Dick Van Dyke Show,New Rochelle has always reflected andcontributed to the larger story of America.Now the seventh largest city in New YorkState, New Rochelle continues to reflectthe challenges, opportunities and aspirationsof our country.

SUBURBAN CHARM,URBAN AMENITIESIn New Rochelle, the intimacy and charmof a small town is combined with the ameni-ties, choices and culture of a modern city.Dozens of active neighborhood associationsbring a distinct personality to classicpre- and post-war suburban settings, while

ABOUT NEW ROCHELLE

2,000 new units of housing form a dramaticskyline in the heart of our downtown.The New Rochelle Transit Center servesthousands of commuters via Amtrak, MetroNorth, and the Westchester BeeLine,and the downtown Business ImprovementDistrict helps 800 business and propertyowners grow and succeed. Residents,business people and visitors alike can savorsome of the best-reviewed restaurants inWestchester, while also enjoying artisticexpressions in every medium. New Rochelleis truly the best of all worlds.

LOCATION, LOCATION,LOCATIONNineteen miles from midtown Manhattan,thirty minutes from Grand Central Terminal,direct links to I-95, the Hutchinson RiverParkway, and Amtrak, easy access to threemajor New York airports, miles of shorelineon Long Island Sound, a quick trip to othercenters in the region—there is no suburbancommunity in metropolitan New York thatoffers a better combination of transit andtravel options, or which boasts betterinfrastructure to support business growth.

THRIVING CENTEROF ARTS AND CULTUREThe visual and performing arts are avital part of New Rochelle’s identity.The New Rochelle Council on the Arts’annual ArtsFest features more than thirtystudios and galleries. Seasonal summerconcerts are enjoyed on Library Green andat the Hudson Park waterfront bandshell.The New Rochelle Public Library is thesecond busiest in the county. The City’scommitment to art in public spaces isevident in works such as the “Tapestryof New Rochelle” and “Tidal Song.” Andcreative zoning is helping to sustain andexpand artists’ and live-work spaces inour downtown.

EXCELLENCE IN EDUCATIONNew Rochelle is proud of its public andprivate schools and institutions of higherlearning. The award-winning New Rochelleschool district offers a comprehensiveeducational program with rigorous aca-demics and diverse programming, a myriadof clubs and activities, and championshipsports. The high school houses the Museum

of Arts and Culture, the only Regents-chartered museum in a school in the Stateof New York. Three prestigious colleges addtheir vibrancy to the City: the College of NewRochelle, Iona College, and Monroe College.

FORWARD-LOOKING VISIONNew Rochelle has a clear, forward-lookingvision for the future, based on sound,sustainable planning, regional partnerships,and a long-term commitment to economicgrowth. In 2011, New Rochelle adopted theaward-winning GreeNR, its first Sustain-ability Plan, a roadmap for economic,environmental and social progress. Thisyear, New Rochelle is updating its Compre-hensive Plan and evaluating specificopportunities for both redevelopmentand preservation. And New Rochelle hasassumed a lead role in the New York-Connecticut Sustainable CommunitiesConsortium, a regional compact aimedat integrating local strategies for trans-portation, growth and development.


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. City of New Rochelle(New Rochelle Transit Center) Development Office Jeremy Schulman 914.654.2193

7. 16 Guion Place Landmark Healthcare Facilities Anthony Lampasona 414.277.0500(at Sound Shore Medical Center)

8. One Radisson Plaza/ Katter Properties Company Inc. Roy Katter 914.287.0033Radisson Corporate Tower

9. 33 LeCount Place (New Roc City) Entertainment Properties Trust Michael Rusche 816.472.1700

10a.Echo Bay and E. Main Street City of New Rochelle Jeremy Schulman 914.654.2193(Echo Bay Water Front) Development Office

Forest City Enterprises Abe Naparstek 718.923.8598

10b.260-70 E. Main Street (Armory) City of New Rochelle Jeremy Schulman 914.654.2193Development Office

11. 587-99 Main Street/ ABS Partners RE/ Jason Fein 212.400.2357348 Huguenot Street Brause Realty Inc.

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 AvalonBay Communities Martin Piazzola 212.309.1610(Avalon-on-the-Sound-East)

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Nearest Highway: I-95, Hutchinson River ParkwayNearest Air Service: Westchester County (11 Mi),

LaGuardia (11 Mi)Building Type: OfficeTotal SF: 300,000Available SF: 40,923Year Built: 1972; Renovated in 2003/2004Number of Stories: Eight (8) plus two (2) lower levelsCeiling Height: 9 ft, varies by floorFloor Load: 75 lbs/sq ftLoading Docks: Yes, loading dock with doors 9ft x 9ftParking Spaces: 265Electric: Service provided by Con Edison;

rated at 4,000 ampsGas: YesWater: Provided by United Water of New Rochelle.

Restrooms located on each floor.Sewer: Sanitary sewer and storm sewer provided by City of New RochelleAnnual Lease per SF: NegotiableTenants: 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

145 HUGUENOT STREET

GHP OFFICE REALTY, LLCJAMIE SCHWARTZ914.642.9300

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Nearest Highway: I-95 and walking distance to MetroNorth/Amtrak Train StationNearest Air Service: LaGuardia | Westchester CountyBuilding Type: Commercial OfficeTotal SF: Approximately 70,000 RSFAvailable SF: Offices Ranging From +1,000 RSF and upYear Built: 1931Number of Stories: 12Ceiling Height: Approximately 11'5"Zoning: DMU Downtown Mixed UseFloor Load: N/ALoading Docks: N/AParking Spaces: Ample municipal parking nearbyElectric: Con Edison: Each tenant is directly meteredGas: N/AWater: RestroomsSewer: MunicipalAnnual Lease per SF: $17–23/RSFTenants: 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 than30 minutes to Grand Central and is directly off Exit 16 of I-95.

270 NORTH AVENUE (K BUILDING)

NORTH BROOK REALTY ASSOCIATESPATRICK S. GRASSO SR.914.654.0487

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Nearest Highway: I-95, Hutchinson River Parkway and adjacent toMetro-North Train Station

Nearest Air Service: LaGuardia | JFK | Westchester CountyBuilding Type: 8-Story Commercial Office BuildingTotal SF: 72,000 RSFAvailable SF: (2) 1,500 SF offices and (1) 1,800 SF officesYear Built: 1969Number of Stories: 8Ceiling Height: 9 ftZoning: Commercial OfficeFloor Load: 250 LBS per footLoading Docks: YesParking Spaces: 1 per 900 SF—convenient to ample municipal parking nearbyElectric: 3,000 AMP ServiceGas: YesWater: CitySewer: CountyAnnual Lease per SF: $23 plus electricTenants: 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.

271 NORTH AVENUE (CHASE BUILDING)

KAUFMAN HUGUENOT LLCEDWARD J. HART212.563.6252

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CITY OF NEW ROCHELLE

The City is using a multi-faceted approachto integrate the Transit Center more fullyinto the surrounding physical and economicfabric of the City.New Rochelle’s downtown has significant

assets: (1) a central location with convenientaccess to Manhattan, nearby populationcenters, and regional airports; (2) a directlink to mass transit, including the onlyAmtrak stop on the Westchester SoundShore; (3) a thriving and diverse arts andrestaurant scene that provides culturalenergy and recreational outlets; (4) aburgeoning residential population withdiscretionary income; (5) a base of intellec-tual capital with three, four-year colleges;(6) a community-based teaching hospital;and (7) flexible zoning standards designedto encourage positive investment. Thesequalities have helped our city attract avariety of new commercial tenants inrecent years, including an emerging medicaloffice/healthcare sector.

TRANSIT HUBNEW ROCHELLE TRANSIT CENTER:NORTH AVENUE & STATION PLAZA NORTHAs the downtown evolves into a vibrantdestination, the New Rochelle Transit Cen-ter has become a hub for local and inter-state traffic needing parking and aconnection to other modes of transporta-tion. As a transit-oriented development,the Center has spurred local, mixed-useeconomic development projects, such asthe Davenport Lofts on Main, 543 MainCondominiums, Trump Plaza, Avalon-on-the-Sound, 32 Burling Lane and more.These residential, mixed-use projects fos-ter a reciprocal relationship by providingpopulation density which helps ensure rid-ership, while the Center offers valuabletransportation-related services, resultingin a sustainable investment. Capitalizing onthe transit hub and access corridors, weare actively pursuing a more robust officepresence, with a special focus on develop-ment sites in close proximity to the TransitCenter.

• New Rochelle Train Station and$20.5 million multi-modal transit facility

• 940-space parking spaces, Amtrak andMetro-North rail service, Bee-Line bus,taxi/limo/airport service, auto rental(highest volume outside of NYC airports),bicycle amenities, and café.

NEW ROCHELLETRANSIT CENTER


GRANTS• $1.25M DOT grant with Sound Shore Medical Center• Street and sidewalk improvements to enhance andencourage connections between the Transit Centerand the medical center

NEW YORK-CONNECTICUTSUSTAINABLE COMMUNITIES INITIATIVE• Regional sustainability effort focusedon transit-oriented development

• $100,000 Federal Funding• Creates of a TOD zone within a half-mileof the Transit Center—a nexus to unite surroundingneighborhoods and communities, link potentialemployers and employees and to develop betterlinkages to housing, educational and recreationalopportunities in the City and region—to foster theintegration 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 alongcross-county transportation corridors, includingcomprehensive safe, continuous walking andbicycle systems.

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Nearest Highway: Interstate 95 (Exit 16) & Hutchinson River ParkwayNearest Air Service: LaGuardia | Westchester County | JFKBuilding Type: Multi Purpose, Hotel/Office TowerTotal SF: 119,000Available SF: 10,000Year Built: 1974Number of Stories: 10Ceiling Height: 8.5 ftZoning: CommercialFloor Load:

Loading Docks: YesParking Spaces: 200 Surface spaces are available; Ratio of 3.5/1,000 SFElectric: IncludedGas: IncludedWater: IncludedSewer: IncludedAnnual Lease per SF: $25Tenants: 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

ONE RADISSON PLAZA (RADISSON CORPORATETOWER)

KATTER PROPERTIES COMPANY INC.ROY KATTER914.287.0033

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PRINCIPAL INVESTORSCBRE | C. W. BROWN, INC. | CUDDY & FEDER, LLP | ENTERGYGEORGE COMFORT & SONS | HARRISON EDWARDS PR, INC.

HERITAGE REALTY SERVICES | HEYMAN PROPERTIES | HOULIHAN/LAWRENCE INC.JOHN MEYER CONSULTING, PC | MACK-CALI REALTY CORPORATIONTHE 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 GREENRPW GROUP, INC. | VHB

Nearest Highway: I-95Nearest Air Service: LaGuardia | Westchester CountyBuilding Type: Steel (Commercial)Total SF: 446,076Year Built: 1999Number of Stories: 3Zoning: Downtown Mixed Use | Family Entertainment | Airspace over 153'Loading Docks: 2 dedicated multi tenant, 5 Stop & Shop, 1 MarriottParking Spaces: Attached to Municipal Parking GarageElectric: Con EdisonGas: Con EdisonWater: MunicipalSewer: MunicipalTenants: 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

33 LECOUNT PLACE (NEW ROC CITY)

ENTERTAINMENT PROPERTIES TRUSTMICHAEL RUSCHE816.472.1700


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Along New Rochelle’s waterfront, the City is working closely with ForestCity Residential to transform land on Echo Bay—a sheltered inlet onthe beautiful Long Island Sound—that is currently inaccessible andenvironmentally stressed into a vibrant, mixed-use community withextensive public parkland. Linked to this project is the potential adaptivereuse 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 acresof public open space on the waterfront, creating view corridors fromadjacent 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 publicaccess to the water for local residents and visitors; and to provideresidential living on the waterfront at a density that is in scale withdevelopment elsewhere in the community.

ECHO BAY AND E.MAIN STREET (ECHO BAYWATER FRONT)


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The Armory site is a 2.92 acre area with public access to thewaterfront 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 structurewith distinctive architectural features;

• Activate a currently underutilized site for thepublic’s enjoyment and benefit;

• Complement and enhance the surrounding revitalizationof the New Rochelle shoreline.

The Armory consists of two main structural components:a vaulted core (main portion of the Armory) and a two-storyannex totaling 36,575 square feet.

260–270 EASTMAIN STREET (ARMORY)

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Nearest Highway: I-95 and walking distance to Metro-North Train StationNearest Air Service: Westchester County Airport/Laguardia AirportBuilding Type: Classic downtown mercantile buildings with restored historic facades.Total SF: 20,000 SF over two buildingsAvailable SF: VariesYear Built: Newly Renovated StudiosNumber of Stories: Three storiesCeiling Height: Varies from 10 feet to 16 feetZoning: DB—Downtown Business—Artist Studios/OfficesFloor Load: NALoading Docks: NAParking Spaces: Ample municipal parking nearbyElectric: Included in rentGas: NAWater: Communal bathrooms and work sinksSewer: MunicipalAnnual Lease per SF: Individual artist studios from $600 per month including heat and electricTenants: 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 artiststudios with excellent light and windows, some with skylights, 24/7 access, and affordable rents that include heat and electric. There is agrowing artist community downtown with which the BID works to develop artist support programs and open studio events. The studiosare located in the heart of downtown New Rochelle with easy access to stores, restaurants, business services and parking.

ARTIST SPACES (81 CENTRE STREET |2 DIVISION STREET)

NEW ROCHELLE BIDRALPH DiBART212.866.0191/914.960.1460

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MAYOR NOAM BRAMSON

City of New Rochelle515 North AvenueNew Rochelle, NY [email protected]

CHARLES B. STROME, III

City ManagerCity of New Rochelle515 North AvenueNew Rochelle, NY [email protected]

MICHAEL FREIMUTH

Development CommissionerCity of New Rochelle515 North AvenueNew Rochelle, NY [email protected]

JEREMY SCHULMAN

IDA/Economic Development ManagerCity of New Rochelle515 North AvenueNew Rochelle, NY [email protected]

MARISSA BRETT

Executive Director of Economic DevelopmentThe Blueprint for Westchester/Westchester County Association1133 Westchester Avenue, Suite S-217White Plains, NY 10604914.385.1247mbrett@westchester.orgblueprintforwestchester.com

EILEEN MILDENBERGER

Executive DirectorIndustrial Development Agencyof WestchesterMichaelian Office Building, Room 903148 Martine AvenueWhite Plains, NY [email protected]

DEBORAH PATTERSON

Manager Economic DevelopmentPublic AffairsCon Edison511 Theodore Fremd AvenueRye, NY [email protected]

AIMEE VARGAS

Mid-Hudson Regional DirectorEmpire State Development33 Airport Center Drive, Suite 201New Windsor, NY [email protected]

ADDITIONAL RESOURCES


Note: The Department of Development serves as thefirst point of contact for industrial, commercial/retail, officeand residential developers seeking to bring a project toNew Rochelle. Our unique Development Management Teamis composed of a multi-disciplinary staff who specializes inall aspects of planning central to successful economicdevelopment, allowing the City to plan for and react todevelopment trends in the city, as well as to better servethe public, private and non-profit sectors. We are thoroughlyprepared to assist citizens, developers, real estate brokers,and prospective residents and businesses with our“one-stop shopping” approach to development.

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