Westchester's tallest building is one step closer to opening

Donald Trump and developer Louis Cappelli celebrated their latest creation, Trump Plaza New Rochelle, at a topping off ceremony Monday. The final floor of the 40-story tower has been built, making it

News 12 Staff

May 29, 2014, 7:01 PM

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Westchester's tallest building is one step closer to opening
Donald Trump and developer Louis Cappelli celebrated their latest creation, Trump Plaza New Rochelle, at a topping off ceremony Monday. The final floor of the 40-story tower has been built, making it the tallest building in Westchester. Tenants are expected to move into the hi-rise, located at LeCount Place and Anderson Street, in the fall of 2007. The building offers panoramic views of the county and the Manhattan skyline. The price tag for a luxury condominium can run up to $1.5 million. Trump and Cappelli are also pairing up for a $3 billion redevelopment project in downtown Yonkers.


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