Mordcha Walter Files Plans for 97 Unit Mixed Use Project at 3374 Boston Road in the Bronx

• Mordcha Walter filed permits for a 97-unit mixed-use building in the Bronx
• The project will total 69179 square feet with residential and commercial space
• Units will average 498 square feet, indicating a rental-focused strategy

What Mordcha Walter is planning in the Bronx

Permits have been filed for a new mixed use development at 3374 Boston Road in the Laconia section of the Bronx. The project is being led by Mordcha Walter, who is listed as the owner behind the application. The proposed 13-story building will rise 124 feet and deliver 97 residential units. With an average unit size of 498 square feet, the project is likely to be geared toward rental apartments. The site sits near the Gun Hill Road subway station, providing access to the 5 train and supporting strong transit connectivity.

What the scale and layout signal for investors

The development will span 69179 square feet, including 48375 square feet of residential space and over 20000 square feet of commercial space. A small portion is also allocated for community facility use. The building will include both open and enclosed parking, along with a rear yard, adding functional value for tenants and commercial users. This mix of uses reflects a strategy to diversify income streams while maximizing the site’s potential.

What this means for Bronx multifamily demand

Projects like this highlight continued residential growth in the Bronx, where developers are targeting smaller unit formats to meet affordability and demand. The combination of transit access and mixed-use programming makes the project attractive for both renters and retail tenants. As development expands in outer borough neighborhoods, properties with efficient layouts and strong connectivity are expected to perform well.

What to watch as the project moves forward

Demolition permits have not yet been filed, indicating the project is still in early stages. Timeline and construction start will depend on approvals and site readiness. As plans progress, unit mix and retail leasing strategy will be key factors in determining the project’s long-term performance.