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Posted: March 31, 2026
2026 Developing Long Island: East Shore Road Multi-Family
Great Neck, NY East Shore Road Multi-Family is a four-story residential community nestled into a hillside site overlooking Manhasset Bay on Long Island’s North Shore. The development capitalizes on its semi-waterfront setting, with the building’s massing thoughtfully terraced into the natural grade to preserve water views and create a harmonious connection between architecture and landscape.
The design features a sophisticated palette of porcelain panels, light masonry, dark metal accents, and expansive glazing, while a lushly landscaped pedestrian promenade softens the street-level presence with layered plantings and mature tree canopies. The carefully considered hillside siting allows each floor to engage meaningfully with the surrounding environment, offering residents an elevated sense of place. Combining the tranquility of a waterfront setting with the convenience of an established North Shore community, East Shore Road Multi-Family represents a distinguished addition to the region’s active housing market.
Project Info
Project Title: East Shore Road Multi-Family
Project Location: Great Neck, NY
Project Type: Multi-Family
Property Type: New
Number SF: 160,112
Year Started: 2026
Est. Completion: April 2028
Project Team
Architects: Mojo Stumer Associates
Developer: Villadom on the Bay, LLC
MEP Engineer: R.W. Sullivan Engineering
Civil Engineer: Velarise Consulting Inc.
Structural Engineer: Cates Engineering
SOE Engineer: Vachris Engineering
General Contractor: Triton Construction
Legal Counsel: Harras Bloom & Archer LLP
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