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Posted: March 31, 2026
2026 Developing Long Island: Alpine Residential Hicksville
Hicksville, NY Alpine Residential Hicksville is a 236,000 s/f, four-story mixed-use development located at 99 Newbridge Rd. The project includes 189 residential units, amenity spaces, multiple ground-floor retail spaces, and two levels of sub-grade parking.
Situated adjacent to the Long Island Railroad station in Hicksville, the development is designed to support a vibrant, transit-oriented community. The project features four landscaped interior courtyards that provide outdoor gathering spaces for residents.
Along Nelson Ave. and Newbridge Rd., the ground floor includes several retail spaces intended for boutique shops, restaurants, and outdoor dining, helping activate the streetscape and enhance the surrounding neighborhood.
Project Info
Project Title: Alpine Residential Hicksville
Project Location: 99 Newbridge Rd., Hicksville, NY 11801
Project Type: Multi-Housing
Property Type: New
Number SF: 236,000
Year Started: 2023
Est. Completion: May 20, 2026
Project Team
Architects: Fogarty Finger
Developer: AR Hicksville LLC
Ceramic & Tile: Jo-Mark Installations
Electrical Contractor: Difazio Electric
Financing: TD Bank
General Contractor: Racanelli Construction Co., Inc.
Mechanical Contractor: Jen Air
Plumbing: Lakeville Pace
Millwork: Joffe Millwork
Others: Preferred Exteriors, Triangle Business Products
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