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Yonkers, New Rochelle and White Plains mayors address real estate leaders

Shown (from left) are: White Plains mayor Tom Roach;
New Rochelle mayor Noam Bramson; Deborah Doern,
regional VP Houlihan Lawrence,; Liz Nunan, president,
Houlihan Lawrence; and Yonkers mayor Mike Spano.

Rye Brook, NY Mayors from Westchester’s largest cities told members of Westchester’s largest residential real estate company that the county’s cities are thriving and on the cusp of an economic development revival.

Yonkers mayor Mike Spano, New Rochelle mayor Noam Bramson and White Plains mayor Tom Roach addressed 100 real estate professionals from Houlihan Lawrence at its offices at 800 Westchester Ave. on September 16th. They discussed hundreds of units of housing either under construction or in the planning stages in the three cities. Also making their cities more attractive, they said, are major infrastructure projects such as a $90 million rehabilitation of White Plains’ Metro North train station and future plans for Penn Station access from the New Rochelle.

Deborah Doern, regional vice president of Houlihan Lawrence, moderated a panel discussion that followed.

“We thank the mayors of our cities for taking the time to educate Houlihan Lawrence on the exciting developments that are taking place in their cities,’’ said Doern. “Their leadership has helped to promote the economic health of Westchester which benefits us all.” 

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