The Westchester

The Westchester is a 77,000-sqm luxury-anchored regional shopping centre at 125 Westchester Avenue in White Plains, operated by Simon Property Group. Opened in 1995, the property holds the dominant enclosed retail position for the Westchester County market of approximately 1 million residents and serves as the primary luxury retail destination for the affluent communities of southern Westchester between White Plains and the New York City boundary. The White Plains Metro-North station provides direct service to Grand Central Terminal in approximately 30 minutes.

The anchor structure places Neiman Marcus and Nordstrom as the two luxury department-store anchors, giving the property a rare dual-luxury department-store configuration within the suburban US mall market. The luxury boutique circuit covers Gucci, Louis Vuitton, Burberry, Tiffany and Co, Van Cleef and Arpels, Rolex, Ferragamo, and Coach. The contemporary and accessible-premium tier runs through Anthropologie, Urban Outfitters, Uniqlo, Tory Burch, Free People, Reformation, and Weekend Max Mara. The home and lifestyle component includes Crate and Barrel, Williams Sonoma, and Sur La Table. Shake Shack and P.F. Chang’s anchor the dining circuit alongside an expanded food hall format.

The catchment spans the southern Westchester County communities of White Plains, Scarsdale, Harrison, and the broader corridor from Yonkers north to Tarrytown, with household income concentrations among the highest in the New York metropolitan area. Metro-North’s Harlem Line at White Plains station provides direct peak-period service to Grand Central Terminal, creating both a local residential catchment and a reverse-commute dynamic from Manhattan. I-287 and the Hutchinson River Parkway interchanges at White Plains provide the primary car-based access from eastern and northern Westchester.

Within the New York metropolitan luxury retail map, The Westchester holds the dominant luxury-anchored position for the Westchester County market, a population of approximately 1 million with average household incomes among the highest of any US county. The Neiman Marcus and Nordstrom dual-anchor structure gives the property a luxury department store register that no competing Westchester enclosed mall matches, making it the first-entry point for brands targeting the Westchester consumer. Metro-North connectivity positions it as one of the few suburban enclosed malls in the US where the transit-connected luxury shopping trip competes directly with the Manhattan option.