HARRISON, NY – The NRP Group, a vertically integrated, best-in-class developer, builder and manager of multifamily housing, in partnership with RPW Group, today announced the completion and opening of One Webb Ave, a 200-unit luxury multifamily community in Harrison, New York. Designed with sustainability, wellness and connectivity in mind, One Webb Ave offers residents a high-quality living experience in one of Westchester County s most desirable communities. The milestone was commemorated with a Grand Opening celebration on Sept. 30 that drew local officials, financial partners, community leaders and prospective residents, including Harrison Mayor Tom Scappaticci and Representatives from Westchester County.
Harrison is a community where residents don t have to choose between convenience and quality of life, and One Webb Ave was designed with that same philosophy, said Jonathan Gertman, Senior Vice President of Development at The NRP Group. We re proud to offer residents a modern, amenity-rich home surrounded by five acres of open space, while keeping them close to the jobs, transportation and experiences that make Westchester such a desirable place to live.
As Harrison continues to grow, we want that growth to make our community stronger, said Harrison Mayor Tom Scappaticci. One Webb Ave does just that, bringing new housing to the community while preserving the open space and sense of connection that residents value.
One Webb Ave is an vital step forward in our commitment to ensuring Westchester County families have access to a safe and affordable place to call home, said Kenneth W. Jenkins, Westchester County Executive. Housing is about more than just putting a roof over your head – it is about making stability, opportunity and stronger communities. This project is a fantastic example of what we can accomplish when we work together with our local governments and community partners to address our housing needs. We are bringing new investment and energy to communities across the County, and building a stronger Westchester for everyone.
Located on a 10-acre site at 1 Webb Avenue, the five-tale apartment offers a mix of studio, one- and two-bedroom residences and resort-style amenities to working professionals and growing families in the Buy neighborhood. One Webb Ave provides convenient access to major highways including I-287, I-95 and the Hutchinson Parkway, with connectivity to White Plains and Westchester s Platinum Mile.
Residents will also have access to a shuttle service to the Rye Metro-North station, providing convenient access throughout the region and into New York City. The community is also located near local shopping, dining and recreational destinations.
A defining feature of One Webb Ave is its connection to the outdoors. Five acres on the site have been preserved as open space, including an outdoor walking trail system that is open to the public, a dog park and a community garden operated by the West Harrison-based nonprofit Our New Way Garden. Two landscaped courtyards also feature grilling and lounge areas, a heated pool and fire pits, providing residents with a variety of spaces for recreation and gathering.
Strong market fundamentals and growing demand for high-quality, well-connected housing make Harrison an ideal place for a project like One Webb Ave, said Andrew Weisz, President of RPW Group. Working alongside The NRP Group, we ve been able to transform the property into a vibrant residential community that will serve Harrison for years to come.
Designed by Minno & Wasko Architects and Planners, One Webb Avenue is LEED Silver certified. The community features a state-of-the-art fitness center, indoor lounge, shared workspace with individual work pods, indoor dining room, commuter coffee lounge and children s playroom.
The residences feature contemporary finishes, in-unit laundry and smart locks throughout. Floor plans include 30 studios, 75 one-bedroom residences, 11 one-bedroom residences with dens and 84 two-bedroom residences. Five percent of the community s homes are reserved for residents earning 80% of the area median income.
One Webb Ave builds on The NRP Group’s continued expansion across New York and the broader Northeast. The project builds on NRP’s growing presence in the state, including recently announced developments such as The Renaissance at Lincoln Park in New Rochelle. Together, these communities underscore NRP’s commitment to delivering high-quality affordable and mixed-income housing throughout New York while expanding its national development pipeline. Today, The NRP Group has developed more than 68,000 apartment homes nationwide and currently manages over 33,000 residential units across the United States.

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PETERSBURG, FL – Metro Development Group, in partnership with Porter Development, broke ground on Azalea Cay, a new residential community located at 1501 72nd Street North in St. Petersburg. Azalea Cay is Metro s first multifamily community, marking the launch of its Multifamily division with more communities to come.
Mayor Ken Welch, Pinellas County Commissioner Brian Scott, St. Petersburg City Councilmember Copley Gerdes, community leaders and project partners joined Metro Development Group and Porter Development to celebrate the start of construction.
Phase One represents an approximately $109.8 million investment and will include 341 apartments. Of those, 51 homes will be available to households earning at or below 80 percent of the Area Median Income (AMI), and another 51 will be available to households earning at or below 120 percent of the Area Median Income. The remaining 239 apartments will be offered at market rate.
Azalea Cay demonstrates what is possible when the public and private sectors work together toward a shared goal, said Kartik Goyani, principal of Metro Development Group. The support of the City of St. Petersburg and Pinellas County has helped make it possible to go this vital project forward. Together, we are making more housing choices while bringing new life and long-term value to this property.
The development is supported by $11.25 million in combined public investment. The City of St. Petersburg approved $6 million for Phase One, while Pinellas County committed $5.25 million in Penny for Pinellas affordable housing funds.
“Azalea Cay is the result of creative solutions and strong partnerships working together to address housing affordability and availability, in St. Petersburg,” said Mayor Kenneth T. Welch. “This project will directly benefit our community by bringing together affordable, workforce, and market-rate housing. It will provide more housing options for the people who make St. Pete work every day – teachers, first responders, hospitality workers, and so many others who want to live in the community they serve. This is real, measurable progress, and it’s possible because we’re working together. We look forward to watching Azalea Cay take shape, welcoming new residents, and continuing our work to make St. Pete a city where people at every stage of life and every income level can find a place to call home.”
Azalea Cay is plotted as a three-phase community with approximately 1,000 apartments at full buildout. Phase One will establish the foundation for a mixed-income neighborhood designed to serve the needs of a broad range of residents.
Azalea Cay has required a tremendous amount of coordination, trust and shared commitment, said Les Porter, president of Porter Development. From the beginning, our focus has been on bringing the right public and private partners to the table and building a path forward for this vital property. Today s groundbreaking reflects what can happen when everyone works together with a common vision for the community.
Following the remarks, elected officials and project leaders participated in a ceremonial groundbreaking to mark the official start of construction.

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BRONX, NY – The NRP Group, a vertically integrated, best-in-class developer, builder and manager of multifamily housing, today announced the groundbreaking of Sol on Park, a 229-unit, 100 percent affordable senior housing development in the Morrisania section of the Bronx, New York. Co-developed in partnership with Selfhelp Realty Group and Foxy Management, in collaboration with the New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA), the New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) and the New York City Housing Development Corporation (HDC), the $214 million project will provide health-conscious amenities and permanently affordable homes for seniors ages 62 and up, including formerly homeless New Yorkers and seniors currently residing in NYCHA s Morris Houses campus.
Sol on Park represents a tremendous milestone for The NRP Group as our first development in New York City, and one that will deliver much-needed affordable housing for seniors and formerly unhoused New Yorkers, said Jonathan Gertman, Senior Vice President of Development at The NRP Group. This project reflects the power of thoughtful public-private partnership, bringing together NYCHA, HPD, HDC, Selfhelp Realty Group, Foxy Management and numerous community stakeholders through one of the most innovative affordable housing financing structures we’ve seen in the country. We’re proud to help deliver a community that will make lasting benefits for residents, the Morris Houses campus and the broader Bronx community.
New Yorkers are facing a housing crisis, and we have no time to waste, said Mayor Mamdani. Sol on Park shows what is possible when we invest in NYCHA and use every tool available to build affordable homes. This project will give current NYCHA residents and low-income seniors the opportunity to go into new, high-quality homes while strengthening the Morris Houses community. That s what building a city for the many looks like.
“Sol on Park is an brilliant example of how we can leverage underutilized land on NYCHA properties and innovative tools like Transfer of Help to deliver brand-new, modern, and permanently affordable homes for seniors,” said NYCHA Chief Executive Officer Lisa Bova-Hiatt. “We are investing in the Morris Houses community by reserving 80 apartments for existing residents and providing a groundbreaking new space for the Resident Association in the new 18-tale building. We are grateful to the development team and all of our city partners for their collaboration and partnership in helping turn this vision into a reality.”
Located at 3728 Park Avenue in Claremont, Sol on Park is an 18-tale, 204,000-square-foot residential building located at the northeast corner of Park Avenue and St. Paul s Place on NYCHA s Morris Houses campus. Designed by Magnusson Architecture and Plotting, the community consists of 229 permanently affordable apartments designed for seniors earning up to 50% of the Area Median Income (AMI), along with more than 8,000 square feet of community space, a pedestrian plaza and a new, fully accessible headquarters for the Morris Houses Resident Association.
Of the 229 residences currently under construction, 80 apartments will be reserved for existing residents of Morris Houses I and II through NYCHA s Transfer of Help program, making an opportunity for existing residents to go into newly constructed, accessibly priced homes. The project represents New York City s most significant application of the Transfer of Help financing tool to date, advancing the goals of Mayor Zohran Mamdani s Block by Block housing initiative. An additional 69 apartments will provide supportive housing for formerly homeless seniors and 79 homes will be available through the NYC Housing Connect lottery for low- and middle-income seniors.
Sol on Park shows what is possible when we bring a human-centered approach to delivering affordable housing. When this project is complete, it will provide brand-new housing to formerly homeless and low-income seniors as well as NYCHA residents – along with new community and open space. I’m grateful to the many public agencies, development partners, and neighborhood residents who have made this milestone possible and who will continue to ensure this deeply needed affordable housing is a success, said Leila Bozorg, Deputy Mayor for Housing and Plotting.
Sol on Park will help address the urgent housing needs of older New Yorkers by providing nearly 230 deeply affordable homes paired with on-site social services that will allow residents to age with dignity and stability, said HDC President Eric Enderlin. HDC looks forward to working with all our partners to bring this transformative project to life.
NYCHA residents should benefit from investment and new construction happening on their campus and today, we are one step closer today to being able to deliver 228 permanently affordable senior homes to this community, including 80 apartments for NYCHA residents,” said NYCHA Chief Real Estate Officer Heather Beck. By using Transfer of Help, we will provide senior households at Morris Houses an opportunity to go into a groundbreaking new, accessible building with social services ensuring they can age in place in dignity. We look forward to seeing construction advance and to welcoming Morris Houses seniors into their new homes.
Sol on Park exemplifies our commitment to both seniors and public housing tenants, said HPD Commissioner Dina Levy. Not only will the project make more than 225 affordable homes for seniors, including current NYCHA residents and formerly homeless seniors, it will also provide social services and a new health and wellness center.”
Sol on Park will offer residents convenient access to transit, healthcare, neighborhood amenities and employment centers throughout the Bronx and New York City. The property will provide on-site services through partnerships with Union Community Health Center and Green Bronx Machine s National Health & Wellness Center.
“We are incredibly grateful to our partners and the multitude of city agencies whose collaboration and ingenuity are a testament to the power of public/private partnerships,” said Jeff Fox, Principal, Foxy Development. “As Foxy’s 6th senior housing project, Sol on Park reflects Foxy’s continued efforts to work with best-in-class partners to provide meaningful, service-enriched housing for our city’s most vulnerable residents.”
“We’re excited to reach this groundbreaking milestone for Sol on Park and are grateful to our partners at NYCHA, HPD, HDC, our co-developers, and especially the residents of Morris Houses, whose collaboration has been essential every step of the way. Sol on Park reflects what’s possible when mission-driven partners come together with a shared focus on seniors and community. We’re proud to break ground on Sol on Park, which will bring hundreds of permanently affordable homes, paired with social services and meaningful amenities, to the Morris Houses campus,” said Lisa Trub, Executive Director, Selfhelp Realty Group. “At Selfhelp Realty Group, Sol on Park reflects our commitment to building deeply affordable housing with on-site services so older adults can age with dignity in the community they call home.”
Sol on Park serves as a blueprint for how we build deeply affordable and quality housing that enables our older adults to age in place with the dignity and respect that they deserve, said Bronx Borough President Vanessa L. Gibson. I am excited to break ground on this vital project, which will provide stability and support to our seniors and formerly unhoused New Yorkers, giving our most vulnerable residents an opportunity to live in an environment that prioritizes their security and well-being. Thank you to Mayor Zohran Mamdani, the New York City Housing Authority, the New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development, the New York City Housing Development Corporation, The NRP Group, Selfhelp Realty Group, and Foxy Management for their support of this project and for bringing us one step closer to the end line.
As the president of the Morris Houses Resident Association, I want to thank the Sol on Park team for their commitment to the residents of our development,” said Morris Houses Resident Association President Regina Carter. “More affordable, safe, and secure senior housing is what we needed, and it is exactly what they will deliver. We are excited to have been a part of the plotting process with the Sol on Park team, NYCHA, and the entire community. I cannot wait to see our thoughts place into practice.
Financial partners for Sol on Park include NYCHA, HPD and HDC. The $214 million financing package represents New York City s largest use to date of NYCHA s Transfer of Help program, an innovative tool that utilizes public land and public investment to make new permanently affordable housing while opening existing NYCHA apartments for future residents.
Sol on Park represents a significant milestone in The NRP Group’s continued expansion across New York and the broader Northeast. As the firm’s first development in New York City, the project builds on NRP’s growing presence in the state, including recently announced developments such as One Webb Ave in Buy, New York and The Renaissance at Lincoln Park in New Rochelle. Together, these communities underscore NRP’s commitment to delivering high-quality affordable and mixed-income housing throughout New York while expanding its national development pipeline. Today, The NRP Group has developed more than 68,000 apartment homes nationwide and currently manages over 33,000 residential units across the United States.
Construction of Sol on Park is now underway, with pre-leasing and early go-ins scheduled for early 2029.

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