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Westchester Crossing celebrates groundbreaking on mixed-use development

Shown (from left) are : Michael Daly, Rafferty R.E., Stu Rabin, mayor Luis Marino of Port Chester, Empire State Development’s
Hope Knight, Marc Ehrlich and Amy Rose of Rose Associates, Tracey Appelbaum of BedRock R.E. Partners,
Marsha Gordon of the Business Council of Westchester, and Chuck Berman of BedRock R.E Partners.

Port Chester, NY State and local officials gather with real estate developers at the official groundbreaking ceremony at Westchester Crossing. Located at 406 Boston Post Rd., Westchester Crossing is a new mixed-use development comprised of seven buildings. 

The development will deliver more than 1,000 new apartments, 10% of which are designated as affordable. There will also be a hotel, 55+ housing, retail and green spaces. 

 

 

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