Permits & development · Deals & development · 10/17/2026
New Renderings Revealed for Four-Tower Fordham Landing South in the Bronx
New renderings show Fordham Landing South, a planned four-tower mixed-use residential complex at 330 and 360 West Fordham Road in University Heights, the Bronx. Perkins Eastman designed it, and DS Fordham Landing 1 LLC is the developer. The plan includes a 33-story tower and three 18-story buildings.
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What happened
New York YIMBY reported on October 17, 2026 that new renderings have been released for Fordham Landing South. It is a planned four-tower mixed-use residential complex at 330 and 360 West Fordham Road in University Heights, The Bronx. Perkins Eastman designed the project. It is being developed under DS Fordham Landing 1 LLC. According to the outlet's summary, the plan includes one 33-story structure and three 18-story structures.
Earlier the same day, New York YIMBY separately reported that permits have been filed for a 19-story residential building at 330 West Fordham Road. That filing lists Brad Zackson of Dynamic Star LLC as the owner and Bradford Perkins of Perkins Eastman Architects as the architect of record. The filing describes a 216-foot-tall concrete building with 495,346 square feet of residential space, 506 residences, a cellar and 295 enclosed parking spaces. The outlet said the units are most likely rentals, based on an average unit size of 978 square feet.
The two reports do not line up exactly. The renderings story describes the shorter towers as 18 stories, while the permit filing describes a 19-story building at 330 West Fordham Road. The material does not explain how the filed building fits into the four-tower plan. The site is near Cedar Avenue and the University Heights Metro-North station on the Hudson line. The lot is vacant, so demolition permits likely will not be needed. No completion date has been announced.
Key facts
- Address
- 330 and 360 West Fordham Road, University Heights, The Bronx
- Project
- Fordham Landing South, four-tower mixed-use residential complex
- Heights
- One 33-story structure and three 18-story structures (renderings report); 19 stories and 216 feet for the building filed at 330 West Fordham Road (permit report)
- Units
- 506 residences in the building filed at 330 West Fordham Road; total for the full complex not stated
- Parking
- 295 enclosed spaces in the filed building
- Developer / owner
- DS Fordham Landing 1 LLC; Brad Zackson of Dynamic Star LLC listed as owner on the permit filing
- Architect
- Perkins Eastman (Bradford Perkins listed as architect of record)
- Date
- Both reports published by New York YIMBY on October 17, 2026; completion date not announced
What it means
Tenants and voucher holders
This could add hundreds of apartments near the University Heights Metro-North station. The reports give no rents, income limits or lottery details, so it is too early to plan an application.
Landlords
Small landlords in University Heights and nearby Fordham may eventually see new rental supply competing for tenants. With no timeline announced, any effect is likely years away.
Caseworkers
There is nothing to refer clients to yet. Watch for official announcements on whether any units will be income-restricted or open to voucher holders.
The highlights
- The complex is planned for 330 and 360 West Fordham Road in University Heights.
- Plans call for one 33-story tower and three 18-story buildings.
- Perkins Eastman is the architect, under developer DS Fordham Landing 1 LLC.
Why it matters
A large new residential complex could add rental supply near Fordham Road and shape the local Bronx rental market.
Not known yet
- Whether any units will be affordable or income-restricted, and at what rents
- Total unit count for all four towers
- How the 19-story filed building relates to the 18-story towers in the renderings
- Construction start and completion dates
Background
In New York City, a developer files plans and permit applications with the Department of Buildings (DOB) before construction can begin. Renderings and filings often change before a building is finished. When a new building includes income-restricted apartments, those units are usually offered through the city's Housing Connect lottery. Applications typically open near the end of construction, with income limits and rents posted in the official listing.
Also drawn from: Permits Filed for 330 West Fordham Road in University Heights, The Bronx (New York YIMBY)
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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