Westchester authorizes agreement supporting 100 affordable homes in Croton-on-Hudson

Westchester County has authorized an intermunicipal developer agreement supporting a proposed 100-unit affordable homeownership project at 1-3 Croton Point Avenue in Croton-on-Hudson.

The Westchester County Board of Legislators adopted the agreement on May 18, 2026. The parties are Westchester County, the Village of Croton-on-Hudson and WBP Development LLC.

The county action authorizes funding for infrastructure improvements and the property rights needed for the transaction. The stated development would create 100 affordable homeownership units, with the homes intended to remain affordable for at least 50 years.

What the agreement covers

The agreement connects county support to improvements at the Croton Point Avenue property and to the development arrangement among the county, village and private developer. The county legislation identifies the site as 1-3 Croton Point Avenue in the Village of Croton-on-Hudson.

The project is also described as affirmatively furthering fair housing. That language places the proposed development within the county’s stated fair-housing objectives while the agreement addresses the infrastructure and property interests required for the transaction.

For Croton-on-Hudson, the proposed project would create a long-term affordable homeownership opportunity if it moves forward. The affordability term is at least five decades, extending beyond an initial sales period and tying the units to a longer-term affordability commitment.

How the county action developed

The project appeared on the Westchester County Board of Legislators’ Budget & Appropriations agenda. The item was referred to the Budget & Appropriations and Infrastructure & Housing committees, and the county described it as supporting infrastructure improvements for the 100 affordable homeownership units.

Adoption of the agreement is a government action authorizing the county’s participation. It is not an announcement that construction has begun or that homes are available for purchase.

The county action does not provide a construction start date, final site plan, sales prices, income limits or completion schedule. Those details will be important to prospective buyers and nearby residents as the agreement is implemented.

The next documented step is implementation of the authorized agreement among Westchester County, the Village of Croton-on-Hudson and WBP Development LLC. The county action identifies the infrastructure and property rights covered by the agreement but does not set a separate construction deadline.