NEIGHBORHOOD RISING

Building a better Bronx?

Getting two projects going within a block of each other came from hard work, and a little bit of luck, of course

By JOSEPH DE LA CRUZ

Posted 8/19/21

Mark Stagg wants to be part of the solution. On his way to building properties throughout the Bronx — including his two latest projects along the North Riverdale portion of Broadway — the White Plains native aims to make inclusion a part of his life’s work in real estate.

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Building a better Bronx?

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