As a tool for our clients and investors, Admiral created individual maps of the twelve Westchester opportunity zones. An additional interactive map is included below, to allow users to drill down to street-level information, as well as to access satellite imagery for each area. Read More
Many New York City suburbs are endeavoring to become live-work-play environments – pocket-sized Manhattans – that may not be 24-hour cities, but 18-hour suburbs that are walkable, accessible and shoppable. Add to this historical stability and robust retail demand, and you find a great mix for many retailers and service-providers. Read More
Directly or indirectly, we all pay them. And Westchester County’s residents and businesses would benefit if they declined – if that could be done without negatively impacting services. To take [a lot] of liberties with Arthur Godfrey’s quote: “I’m proud to be paying property taxes in Westchester. The only thing is – I could be just as proud for half the money.” Read More
As traditional office tenants downsize and occupy less square footage, the biotech industry is expanding. Read More
As part of staying on top of the state of our markets, Admiral performs regular reviews of recent multifamily real estate investment sales activity in Westchester County, along with market fundamentals, including analysis of capitalization rates and sales volume. Read More
Recent leases to New York Life and Dannon signal a move away from suburban corporate campuses to transit-oriented cities where amenities are within arm’s reach. This is good news for White Plains commercial real estate. Read More
Our most recent review of the Westchester County retail market, along with a submarket focus on White Plains CBD. Read More
Between 2016-2018, Westchester County will have added roughly 2,200 new market-rate multifamily rental units*. This is over double the historical average and will increase existing inventory by about 2%. Read More
