Crossroads Center LLC presented updated plans for its 28-story mixed-use building at 570 Main Street, New Rochelle, featuring fewer apartments and revised parking access.

Catching Up

Catching Up: What We Know About 570 Main Street

The proposed 28-story mixed-use development at 570 Main Street includes 547 apartments, retail space, and parking. Public hearings for the project, which began in March 2025, have faced significant resident opposition primarily focused on concerns regarding increased traffic, the adequacy of parking, and the overall pace of downtown development. The Planning Board's review of the application has been adjourned multiple times due to these ongoing discussions.

Key Insights

Revised plans for 570 Main Street aimed to address previous community concerns, notably reducing residential units and altering site access.

  • The project now proposes 504 apartment homes, a reduction of 41 units from earlier plans.
  • Retail space has been decreased to approximately 12,060 square feet.
  • The building setback from 25 Le Roy increased by 30 feet, improving neighborhood spacing.
  • Parking and loading access shifted to Center Street, featuring an enlarged garage entrance and added subsurface municipal parking.

Zooming In

Zooming In: Project Details

The 28-story project at 570 Main Street, designed by Fogarty Finger, is planned to replace four existing one- and two-story restaurant buildings. It features a five-story podium with three levels of below-grade self-parking, ground-floor retail, and building entrances. Above the retail, three floors of valet parking will be wrapped by residential units to maintain a street-level residential appearance. The main residential levels span floors 6 through 28, with an amenity floor and solarium on the top level, including an outdoor swimming pool, coworking space, and a fitness center. The developer, Crossroads Center LLC, is seeking a four-story height bonus for the building.

Crossroads Center LLC presented updated plans for its 28-story mixed-use building at 570 Main Street, New Rochelle, featuring fewer apartments and revised parking access.