

Something’s Happening Here.
Yorktown is accessible, affordable and ready to put your business on the fast track with expedited approvals, shovel‑ready sites, permits, zoning and diverse commercial sites.

Accessible Location
East-West/North-South Highways:
- Taconic State Parkway
- Routes 6, 202, 35 and 100
- Near I-684 and I-84
Near Major Airports:
- All major NYC airports
- Less than one hour to Westchester and Stewart
Near Two Metro-North Train Lines:
- Harlem and Hudson lines
Bee-Line Bus Service

Affordable Space
- Twice the space at half the cost
- Diverse commercial space available including:
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- Class A Office
- Retail
- Warehouse
- Mixed-Use

Fast-Tracked Approvals
- Expedited approval processes
- Shovel-ready sites with zoning in place
- Development locations with pre-approved zoning in key locations throughout the town
- Waiver of select permitting fees
We will respond to every inquiry, just contact us.

Matthew J. Slater
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(914) 962-5722 ×200
Email me
Town Hall
363 Underhill Avenue
Yorktown Heights, NY 10598

John A. Tegeder, R.A.
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(914) 962-6565
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Albert A. Capellini Community & Cultural Center
1974 Commerce Street
Top Floor • Room 222
Yorktown Heights, NY 10598

Town Board Members
From left: Councilman Ed Lachterman, Councilman Tom Diana, Supervisor of Yorktown Matt Slater, Councilwoman Alice E. Roker and Councilman Vishnu Patel
Let’s Make It Happen.
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About Yorktown
A suburb of the New York City metropolitan area, Yorktown is 40 miles north of midtown Manhattan.
Five Business Hamlets: Mohegan Lake, Shrub Oak, Jefferson Valley, Crompond, Yorktown Heights
12 distinct residential neighborhoods each with their own unique character and identity
Parks and open spaces offer activities from swimming and organized sports to hiking trails and picnicking.
Easily accessible by East-West and North-South Highways: Taconic State Parkway; Routes 6, 202, 35 and 100; Near I-684 and I-84
First settled in 1683, Yorktown was of strategic importance during the American Revolution. The Pines Bridge crossing of the Croton River was guarded by the 1st Rhode Island Regiment, an integrated unit which included African Americans and Native Americans.
Yorktown was incorporated in 1788 and named in commemoration of America's decisive Revolutionary War victory at Yorktown, Virginia.

Planned Design
Overlay Districts
The proposed overlay zoning would create new opportunities for property owners and spark a revitalization of Yorktown’s business hamlets. The zoning would:
Encourage live/work construction
Create land-use flexibility, diversified housing and economic development opportunities
Deliver pedestrian- and bike-friendly streets that will foster a downtown mindset of walkability

Yorktown by the Numbers
Town Stats
Population: 36,618
37 Square Miles
Median Resident Age 45
Educated Workforce
Homeownership 83%
Avg HH Income $142,152
60 miles of Hiking Trails
Home to Major Businesses: IBM, Nestlé Waters, UPS and CareMount, among others
Close To
5 Major Airports
2 Metro-North Train Lines
AND
Bee-Line Bus Service
Only Northern Westchester Municipality with East-West and North-South Major Highway Access
There’s More to Yorktown
Check out the local businesses, shops, restaurants and beautiful parks that make Yorktown a great place to live, work and play. Visit our partner organizations’ websites to learn more:
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