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

Published: Jan 1, 2018
By: Kenneth Weissenberg
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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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Kenneth Weissenberg

Kenneth Weissenberg CPA, Tax Partner in Real Estate Services, is experienced in tax saving strategies and negotiating sales and acquisitions. He represents owners of some of the most well-known real estate properties in New York City.

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