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Posted: July 8, 2025
Simone Development’s One Executive Boulevard property receives Best of BOMA Signature Award
Tarrytown, NY Simone Development Companies was honored by Westchester Building Owners and Managers Association (BOMA) for the company’s medical office building at One Executive Blvd. in North Yonkers. The building won the Best of BOMA Signature Award in the category of Best Curb Appeal and Common Areas.
The award was presented at BOMA’s Annual Hall of Honor Awards Dinner held at Abigail Kirsch at Tappan Hill. More than 200 leaders from Westchester’s commercial real estate community were on hand for the sold-out event. Accepting the award on behalf of Simone Development was Joe Simone, president, Simone Development Companies.
Located in the North Yonkers “Medical Mile,” One Executive Blvd. is a newly renovated 133,768 s/f, four-story medical building that was repurposed from a traditional office building. The property is just under 30 minutes from Manhattan and within ¼ mile of 879,426 s/f of existing medical office space. Located at the intersection of Executive Blvd. and North Broadway, One Executive Boulevard offers excellent visibility and accessibility to major highways and mass transit with abundant parking all around. One Executive Boulevard complements the North Yonkers Medical Mile that includes Simone Development’s highly successful Boyce Thompson Center. The 85,000-square-foot mixed-use center features physician’s offices of St. John’s Riverside Hospital, Westmed/Summit Health, ENT & Allergy Associates, Columbia Doctors and other medical practices along with retail shops and restaurants.
This is the fourth time that a Simone Development property has won a Best of BOMA Award. Previous winners include Purchase Professional Park for Comeback Building of the Year, Boyce Thompson Center for Best Renovation and Capital Improvement and 250 East Sandford Boulevard in Mount Vernon for Best Building Comeback. In 2022, Simone Development Companies won the prestigious BOMA Hall of Honor award for its contributions to Westchester’s economy.
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