750 White Plains Road in Eastchester Is Becoming a Medical Hub

Drive past 750 White Plains Road this summer and ask most people what's happening there. They'll tell you Equinox is moving in, or that a bakery chain with a loyal Northeast following finally picked Westchester. Both are true. The project includes medical, fitness, dining, and retail uses.

The square footage shows the site's mix of uses: White Plains Hospital is the building's largest tenant, and its outpatient practice occupies more space than all the retail leases combined.

The Anchor Isn't a Store

White Plains Hospital Physician Associates of Scarsdale leases 74,500 square feet, more than a third of the property's 200,473 total square feet. Obstetrics & Gynecology and Orthopedics were the first specialties to open, with the hospital targeting full operation of the space by last fall and eventually planning to house around 40 providers across imaging, diagnostics, and multiple specialties.

Line that up against the retail tenants and the gap is stark:

A property marketing site for the building puts the hospital's expected daily visitor count at roughly 1,200 people. That projected volume underscores the hospital's role alongside the building's retail and fitness tenants.

Equinox's Entrance and Parking Plans

When Equinox's relocation from its longtime spot at 800 White Plains Road came before the Eastchester Planning Board, the club's representative was specific about circulation: the health club will occupy a duplex space with its own entrance on the building's east side, and members will use a parking lot that doesn't face White Plains Road at all.

Tatte and Cava's Plans for the Site

Tatte Bakery & Café's lease at 750 White Plains Road, brokered this past June, marks the chain's first location anywhere in Westchester County. Cava is joining it in the same building. Both are exactly the kind of names that usually show up as evening dining destinations with a glass of wine on a patio somewhere.

Town filings note that neither restaurant will serve alcohol, and neither is proposing outdoor seating.

An Eastchester Address With a Scarsdale Zip Code

Here's a detail that trips up even longtime locals: 750 White Plains Road falls under the Town of Eastchester's planning board, yet coverage of the sale referred to the property as sitting in "Eastchester (Scarsdale)," a nod to the fact that the address carries zip code 10583, the same one used for Scarsdale. It's one of those only-in-Westchester quirks where the postal designation and the municipal line don't quite match. If you've ever mentioned this building to someone and had them say "wait, isn't that Scarsdale," now you know why you were both a little right.

The property itself sits on the Eastchester/Scarsdale border, on roughly 11 acres with around 650 surrounding parking spaces. It changed hands this spring in a sale reportedly valued at $80 million, with the building 64% leased at the time, according to a report from Yonkers Times. The same coverage cited average household incomes of $227,000 and home values around $811,000 within three miles of the property, numbers that explain why a national fitness brand, a bakery chain making its Westchester debut, and Williams Sonoma all found their way to the same address within a mile or so of Eastchester's own residential streets.

What Changes for People Who Already Live Here

The hospital wing has effectively been running for close to a year now. The retail side is moving on a different clock. Tatte's lease only became public this June. Cava and Equinox have been working through town site plan review since 2025, with the board's most recent scheduled review session set for this past June. In practice, that means the medical building has been generating its full share of daily traffic for months, while the storefronts you'll actually walk into are still catching up.

A few things worth knowing if this corner of Route 22 is part of your regular routine:

• Expect the parking lot facing White Plains Road to feel busier even before every storefront opens, since the hospital's patient volume is already at full pace.
• Equinox's relocation from 800 White Plains Road means that address will eventually sit empty, worth watching if you're curious what replaces it.
• Two sizable spaces, a 12,535 square foot unit and a 15,118 square foot space with an attached 5,000 square foot outdoor patio, remain available as of this summer, so the building's final shape isn't locked in yet.
• If you time a visit for a mid-morning coffee run, you're likely sharing the lot with patients heading into orthopedics or OB/GYN appointments, not just fellow shoppers.

None of this is dramatic. It's a quiet shift from a department store to a mix of medical, fitness, dining, and retail uses. The hospital is the building's largest tenant.

I've watched a lot of corners of this town change shape over 25 years, and the ones that stick are usually the ones nobody wrote a press release about. This is one of them. If you're curious how a project like this tends to ripple into the surrounding streets, or you just want to talk through what else is shifting in Eastchester this year, reach out. I'm always glad to compare notes with a neighbor.

If you're weighing what any of this means for your own home or your next move in Eastchester, April Helene Monaco is a phone call away for a straightforward conversation, no pressure, just local knowledge.