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160-year-old suburban New York block changes hands

Port Chester property in opportunity zone has apartments over storefronts
This mixed-use building in Port Chester, New York, a 10-minute walk from a commuter rail station, sold for $3.2 million. (CoStar)
This mixed-use building in Port Chester, New York, a 10-minute walk from a commuter rail station, sold for $3.2 million. (CoStar)
By Oscar Tyson with
September 15, 2026 | 9:12 P.M.

A two-story mixed-use retail building dating to 1866 at 168-180 N. Main St. in Port Chester, New York, changed hands between private investors for $3.2 million, or $160 per square foot.

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