The City of New Rochelle announced site plan approval for Pratt Landing, a mixed-use waterfront development that will reimagine a former industrial brownfield site along the Long Island Sound into a mixed-use community featuring over 300 residential units including 99 condominiums, a hotel, over 40,000 square feet of commercial space and public amenities.
The development is a public/private partnership of the City of New Rochelle, State of New York and New York-based development firm Twining Properties. Anchoring the development is the historic restoration of the New Rochelle Naval Armory, which will be revitalized to include dedicated veterans housing and community spaces.
“Pratt Landing marks the realization of nearly a decade of strategic planning and investment, reflecting our deep commitment to creating a sustainable, vibrant and inclusive future for New Rochelle,” said Mayor Yadira Ramos-Herbert. “This transformative project reclaims underutilized waterfront property, reconnecting it to our downtown and turning it into a thriving destination for residents and visitors alike. It will serve as a cornerstone of opportunity, community, and progress for generations to come.”
The project will also redevelop the Armory Drill Hall as an event and community gathering space, and will restore the waterfront and create a “Living Shoreline, designed by acclaimed landscape architects Mathews Nielsen Landscape Architects (MNLA), featuring educational signage, walking paths, park areas and an observation point for visitors to experience and learn about the renewed natural asset.
“This action marks the culmination of many years of planning, investment, and commitment to bring Pratt Landing to life.” said Alex Twining, founder, CEO and president of Twining Properties. “We look forward to advancing this momentous project.”
The Pratt Landing design team is being led by Robert A.M. Stern Architects (RAMSA). Construction of Pratt Landing is set to begin in 2026 and anticipated to reach completion by 2029.
