25 Maple Avenue

Location:

New York

Completion:

2022

Project Type:

Mixed-Use Development

Size:

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The development at 25 Maple Avenue in downtown New Rochelle, NY, exemplifies a modern approach to urban living, combining residential, retail, and community spaces within a single project. Completed in 2022, this mixed-use development features 184 residential units across seven stories, alongside structured parking, rooftop amenities, and retail spaces. Its strategic location offers convenient access to transportation and natural beauty, positioning it as a pivotal development in New Rochelle's urban landscape.

Background

New Rochelle has been experiencing a transformation, aimed at revitalizing its downtown area to offer residents both the convenience of city living and the charm of a small-town community. The development at 25 Maple Avenue was conceived as part of this broader vision, intending to attract a diverse population through its offering of modern, accessible housing and retail opportunities. The project's close proximity to major transportation links and scenic areas aligns with the city's goals of promoting growth while enhancing the quality of life for its residents.

Objectives

  • To provide high-quality, accessible residential units catering to a diverse demographic.
  • To integrate retail spaces within the development, enhancing the convenience for residents and contributing to the local economy.
  • To offer community and rooftop amenities that encourage social interaction and outdoor activities.
  • To contribute to the revitalization of downtown New Rochelle, aligning with broader urban development goals.

Approach

The development strategy for 25 Maple Avenue focused on creating a multifaceted living experience that blends urban convenience with community values. The project team prioritized the integration of residential, retail, and communal spaces within a compact urban footprint. Emphasis was placed on design and functionality, with the building offering modern amenities and efficient access to transportation and local infrastructure. Sustainable building practices were also considered to ensure a minimal environmental impact and promote a healthy living environment.

Solutions

  • Constructed a 7-story building with 184 residential units, structured parking, and ground-floor retail spaces.
  • Developed rooftop amenities to provide residents with outdoor leisure and social spaces.
  • Positioned the building within a 7-minute walk from the Metro North and Amtrak station, ensuring easy access to wider New York City.
  • Incorporated lush, community-focused spaces to foster a sense of belonging and interaction among residents.

Results

Since its completion in 2022, 25 Maple Avenue has become a cornerstone of downtown New Rochelle's urban renewal. The development has successfully attracted residents looking for a blend of city convenience and community atmosphere. The inclusion of retail spaces has not only added to the convenience but also stimulated local commerce, contributing to the vibrancy of the downtown area. The project's proximity to transportation and its thoughtful design have set a new standard for mixed-use developments in the area, demonstrating the potential for modern urban projects to enhance community living and economic vitality.

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