2019 was a big year for Westchester, with celebrities and local figures buying and selling local properties, major redevelopment news in our downtown regions, and a number of flattering (and not so) rankings putting the county in our headlines. Here are the biggest stories of the year, according to your clicks!
Photo courtesy of ELD Properties
With more than 6,000 new apartments on the horizon, the city is centralizing the process of finding new — and reasonably priced — living space.
By Sierra Petro
PHOTOS BY ANTHONY J. MORENO, TREE FALLS PHOTOGRAPHY; COURTESY HOULIHAN LAWRENCE
The small, exclusive Pleasantville community doesn’t list its properties often, so interested buyers will want to act fast!
By Dave Zucker
AdobeStock/Edwin
Nationwide apartment search site RentCafé has crunched the numbers and, not surprisingly, certain Westchester cities rank among the least affordable in the state.
By Dave Zucker
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USA Today just released their 2019 guide to the best city in every state, and one local burgh is making some big waves.
By Dave Zucker
Wikipedia/Steve Maxwell
This waterfront Westchester property by one famed designer will now welcome another.
By Dave Zucker
Wikimedia Commons/David Shankbone
After recently selling their Bedford estate, the couple is ‘downsizing’ to a modest 22-room Georgian in Irvington.
By Dave Zucker
Photo courtesy of Pantiga Group
These apartments, condos, and co-ops are all available for crazy cheap — if you can get your offers in fast!
By Bill Cary
PHOTOS COURTESY OF LEONARD BRANDES ARCHITECT
One local architect’s plans for the village include more than 60 new apartments, retail space, and — blissfully — hundreds of additional new parking spaces.
By Dave Zucker
Flickr/Sherwood Real Estate
This Westchester suburb is officially the tops when it comes to owning your own little lawn, according to these rankings.
By Dave Zucker
AdobeStock/Scott Patterson
The exceedingly ‘comfortable’ locale is among the most affluent in the entire country. Can you guess where it is?
By Dave Zucker