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Construction starts on $23M mixed-use building in New Rochelle

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CAC Realty Group broke ground last week on a 6-story apartment building in New Rochelle, according to the Daily Voice Plus. The Rye-based developer’s building on Huguenot Street, known as the Huguenot and covered by The Real Deal in its Tri-State issue in February, will have 60 units, including 57 studio and one-bedroom apartments, and a trio of three-bedrooms. The Huguenot will also house retail space on its ground floor, a portion of which will include an art gallery. The project’s garage, meanwhile, will have a “mechanical carousel parking system,” the DVP reported. New Rochelle Mayor Noam Bramson called the groundbreaking “yet another significant step forward in our efforts to build an economically and culturally vibrant downtown.” The building has been designed by Brooklyn-based Doban Architecture. [DVP]