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Permits & development · 10/17/2026

19-Story Residential Building Planned at 330 West Fordham Road, Bronx

Permits have been filed for a 19-story residential building at 330 West Fordham Road in University Heights, The Bronx. The site sits near Cedar Avenue and the University Heights Metro-North station on the Hudson line. Brad Zackson of Dynamic Star LLC is listed in the filings. The available material does not give a unit count, rent levels or a timeline.

Reported by New York YIMBYRead the original ↗

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What happened

Permits have been filed for a 19-story residential building at 330 West Fordham Road in University Heights, The Bronx. New York YIMBY reported the filing on October 17, 2026.

The lot is near the intersection of Cedar Avenue and West Fordham Road. It is close to the University Heights Metro-North station, which is served by the Hudson line.

The report names Brad Zackson of Dynamic Star LLC in connection with the applications. The available summary cuts off before it fully states his role. Only the summary was available, not the full article, so details such as unit count, building size, rents and timing are not in the material.

Key facts

Address
330 West Fordham Road, University Heights, The Bronx
Building
19-story residential building
Location
Near Cedar Avenue and West Fordham Road
Transit
Near University Heights Metro-North station, Hudson line
Named in filing
Brad Zackson of Dynamic Star LLC
Status
Permits filed
Reported
New York YIMBY, October 17, 2026

What it means

Landlords

A 19-story residential building is planned in University Heights, so more new apartments could eventually come to this part of the Bronx. Its size and timing are not yet public.

Tenants and voucher holders

This is only a permit filing. Nothing in the report says whether any units will be affordable or offered through a housing lottery.

Caseworkers

There is no information yet on rents, income limits or voucher acceptance. Treat this as an early signal, not a housing option for clients.

The highlights

  1. The site is near the intersection of Cedar Avenue and West Fordham Road.
  2. The lot is near the University Heights Metro-North station on the Hudson line.
  3. Brad Zackson of Dynamic Star LLC is listed in the permit filings.

Why it matters

A 19-story building could add rental supply in University Heights, but unit counts and any affordable or voucher units are not yet known.

What to do: Watch for unit counts and any affordable housing lottery tied to this site.

Not known yet

  • How many apartments the building will have
  • Whether any units will be affordable or rent-regulated
  • When construction will start or finish
  • Whether existing structures on the lot will need to be demolished

Background

In New York City, a permit filing for a new building is an early step. Plans must still be reviewed and approved before construction begins, and buildings often take several years to finish. If a project includes affordable units, those apartments are usually offered through a city housing lottery with income limits announced closer to completion.

Summary written by Bulwark from New York YIMBY’s reporting; the original article was not fully available, so check the source for details. The original story is at newyorkyimby.com. This is general information, not legal advice.

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