In the wake of its success throughout Manhattan and Brooklyn, Taconic Investment Partners (“Taconic”) has moved on to the Bronx with Eastchester Heights. The 1,146-unit complex was constructed in 1934 on five city blocks in Eastchester, three blocks away from the Gun Hill Road subway stop. Taconic recognized the value of the development and set out to make it the premier complex in it neighborhood, if not the borough.
The apartments have been recently renovated with hardwood floors throughout, new kitchens with new stainless steel appliances, and new bathrooms. Features also include open living rooms, spacious bedrooms, and generous closet space. Prices start at $1,275/month for studios, $1,595/month for one-bedrooms, and $1,750/month for two-bedrooms.
Eastchester Heights bedroom via Taconic Investment Partners
Eastchester Heights kitchen via Taconic Investment Partners
Eastchester Heights via Taconic Investment Partners
Taconic has not limited its upgrades to the apartments themselves. The entrances and hallways in the buildings were also improved, as were the landscaped courtyards, new playground, and basketball court that residents appreciate on nice days. Amenities also include a residents’ lounge and on-site laundry rooms with card-operated machines. Eastchester Heights is not just an apartment complex; it is a whole community that hosts an annual Community Day celebration, provides on-site childcare, and offers such services as life coaching, job training, and financial advice.
It has been quite a busy time for Taconic; not only did it just renovate Eastchester Heights, but its 392-unit, mixed-income rental 525W52 (525 West 52nd Street) opened for leasing in Hell’s Kitchen last spring. The eye-catching design by Handel Architects, carefully crafted interiors, and 35,000 square feet of amenities to cater to all lifestyles and interests were instrumental in its inclusion on CityRealty’s top 10 rentals of 2017.
525W52 via Moso Studio
Taconic Management Company
(888) 234-XXXX
{{error}}
Related Articles
Get To Know
Should you buy first or sell first? + Below-market NYC homes from $299K
Tuesday, August 18, 2026
Future New York
Arch Appeal: NYC residences with elegant arched windows from $499K
Monday, August 17, 2026
Get To Know
Five reasons to buy a garden home in NYC + Listings with backyards include home where FDR married Eleanor Roosevelt
Saturday, August 15, 2026
Future New York
Top 10 most prestigious condos in Midtown East + 12 new towers transforming the premier district
Friday, August 14, 2026
Future New York
Price Cuts: Mary Trump’s 565 Broome SoHo condo reduced; West Village townhouse once home to The New Yorker founder drops $1M
Thursday, August 13, 2026
Get To Know
The risks and benefits of buying in an NYC building currently undergoing façade repairs
Thursday, August 13, 2026
Get To Know
Triple-mint NYC apartments with ensuite five-fixture baths; Sorin launches sales near Hudson Yards
Tuesday, August 11, 2026
Get To Know
Maintenance Fees 101 + NYC co-ops with rock-bottom monthlies under $1,000/month
Monday, August 10, 2026
Content Specialist
Michelle Merritt
Michelle is a contributing writer and editor for real estate news in New York City
More Rental Deals
Updated Amenities / Renovations
The Serrano is renting gracious Upper East Side apartments with beautiful views and updated amenities from $5,395/mo.
Updated Amenities / Renovations
Q&A with Ben Picket on Gotham Organization tech-forward approach to improving luxury rental living
Leasing Updates
How NYC’s 2026 rent freeze is different from past rent freezes + New affordable housing lotteries with rent-stabilized units
Leasing Updates
The Lotus: Eco-friendly Murray Hill rental gears up for leasing launch and affordable lotto
Grand Opening
New developments in Murray Hill as Midtown prepares for influx office-to-residential conversions
Special Offers
Avalon Fort Greene offering discounts on select units; No-fee rentals from $2,845/month
Special Offers
Security Deposit Discounts at Beatrice Apartments in Chelsea; No Fee Rentals from $3,855/Month
Special Offers
6sqft delivers the latest on real estate, architecture, and design, straight from New York City.
