Downtown New Rochelle

[Nexis4Jersey]

Location : New York
Population : 76,000
Density : 6,973 per sq mi
Distance form NYC : 35 mins by Train to Grand Central


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[Expat]

This is great. I have seen it many times from I-95, but have never stopped.

Of course, Rob & Laura always come to mind when I think of New Rochelle. (Am I showing my age?)

[Crawford]

Excellent street-level pics.

New Rochelle isn't quite a White Plains or Stamford in terms of corporate center, but it's definitely a strong second-tier city north of NYC.

And New Rochelle has very impressive long-term redevelopment plans-

Twin 50-floor towers, called LeCount Square.

Four 20 to 35 floor towers, two near the train station, and two near the shopping core.

New Rochelle's location is really excellent. Very close to Manhattan, great older neighborhoods, and a scenic waterfront location.

[ColDayMan]

^Agreed. I dig New Rochelle. They had this wonderful diner just south of downtown (that was eventually torn down not too long ago) on Route 1 that I remember had some bomb-ass food. Oy!

[AusHou]

Originally Posted by Expat

This is great. I have seen it many times from I-95, but have never stopped.

Of course, Rob & Laura always come to mind when I think of New Rochelle. (Am I showing my age?)

Heheh, I was going to say the same thing, but didn't want to show my own age. Funny how we associate some towns with TV characters.

This does look like a very nice town. Great photos.

[LSyd]

thanks for the pics. i've seen it from the air and from the top of the rock and always wondered what it looked like at street level.

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[CTroyMathis]

I didn't see as much of New Rochelle the last time I was there so thanks plenty for this thread, cheers! I agree about its excellent location.

[Nexis4Jersey]

Originally Posted by Expat

This is great. I have seen it many times from I-95, but have never stopped.

Of course, Rob & Laura always come to mind when I think of New Rochelle. (Am I showing my age?)

Yea , its unique....you should exit the Freeway and explore these places....you never know what you'll find.

Originally Posted by Crawford

Excellent street-level pics.

New Rochelle isn't quite a White Plains or Stamford in terms of corporate center, but it's definitely a strong second-tier city north of NYC.

And New Rochelle has very impressive long-term redevelopment plans-

Twin 50-floor towers, called LeCount Square.

Four 20 to 35 floor towers, two near the train station, and two near the shopping core.

New Rochelle's location is really excellent. Very close to Manhattan, great older neighborhoods, and a scenic waterfront location.

Its more Quiet then Stamford and White Plains and smaller aswell....

Originally Posted by LSyd

thanks for the pics. i've seen it from the air and from the top of the rock and always wondered what it looked like at street level.

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Originally Posted by CTroyMathis

I didn't see as much of New Rochelle the last time I was there so thanks plenty for this thread, cheers! I agree about its excellent location.

Your Welcome

[stepper77]

I have never heard of New Rochelle, but, it looks like a nice place. I definitely dig the tall towers. Great photos, thanks!