Investing in the City of the Future- Part 3: Part Suburb, Part City: New Rochelle, NY

Published: Jan 1, 2018
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Seth Pinsky of RXR Realty uses his firm’s major investment in New Rochelle, New York, as a case study in blurring suburban/urban divisions. A city seen by many as a commuter town is reinventing itself as a walkable, dense residential community with an easy commute to NYC. The real estate play in New Rochelle should be of interest to investors everywhere.

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