A $237 million deal has given the 421-unit Carraway apartment complex in West Harrison new ownership, and a food hall already operating on its ground floor delivers to Bronxville and Scarsdale.
Kennedy Wilson, a Beverly Hills-based real estate investment firm managing $36 billion in assets, announced in early July 2026 its acquisition of the Carraway in partnership with Tokyo-based Kenedix Inc. and Hulic Co. Ltd. The purchase marks the firm's second multifamily investment in the New York area in under seven months, following a 188-unit apartment community in Sleepy Hollow acquired in December 2025. Both properties came through Kennedy Wilson's $347 million purchase of the Toll Brothers Apartment Living platform in September 2025.
The deal puts roughly 6,400 square feet of ground-floor retail under new management. Half is already leased to Wonder, a food hall concept featuring dishes from more than 20 restaurants, including Bobby Flay Steak, Di Fara Pizza, Streetbird by Marcus Samuelsson, Tejas Barbecue, and Maydan. Wonder's West Harrison location at 105 Corporate Park Drive is open 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily, and its delivery zone covers zip codes 10708 (Bronxville) and 10583 (Scarsdale).
The remaining approximately 3,200 square feet of retail space is still available. Charlie Bomier, an associate in multifamily acquisitions at Kennedy Wilson, told 914INC that the goal is to find tenants that serve both Carraway residents and the surrounding community.
"West Harrison stood out because it offers convenient access to major employment centers while maintaining a true suburban feel with established neighborhoods, excellent schools and a strong sense of community," Bomier said. "That combination is increasingly difficult to find and made it a very compelling long-term investment for us."
The Carraway, completed in 2021, includes studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom units, structured parking, a resort-style pool, fitness center, and coworking space. The complex also includes an affordable housing component, though the number of income-restricted units has not been publicly disclosed.
Bomier said the resident mix ranges from professionals working near White Plains to retirees who have downsized.
Kennedy Wilson completed a take-private transaction with Fairfax Holdings on June 16, 2026, and is no longer publicly traded. No timeline has been announced for leasing the remaining retail space at Carraway.
