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Fordham Road
One of New York's busiest shopping streets, with national retailers, restaurants and medical offices near Fordham University.
Bronx County
Pediatric and primary care practices, retail on Fordham Road, restaurants on Arthur Avenue and food facilities in Hunts Point — commercial construction across the Bronx.
The Bronx is home to some of New York’s busiest shopping streets, a major network of hospitals and community health centers, growing waterfront neighborhoods and one of the largest food distribution centers in the world. Its commercial projects range from neighborhood dental practices to large food processing facilities.
Quedan Construction is a Bronx general contractor building medical and dental practices, retail stores, restaurants, offices and commercial kitchens throughout the borough — from Mott Haven and Hunts Point to Fordham, Riverdale, Parkchester and Co-op City.
Bronx communities depend on accessible, well-designed healthcare. We build pediatric and primary care practices, dental offices and specialty clinics near the borough’s hospital campuses and in neighborhood medical buildings — with plumbing at every exam room, accessible restrooms and entrances, separate waiting areas where needed, and vaccine and medication storage with backup power.
From Fordham Road and The Hub at 149th Street to White Plains Road and Bay Plaza, we build stores for national brands and local retailers. We coordinate landlord and shopping center requirements, storefront approvals and opening-date schedules.
Arthur Avenue, City Island and Mott Haven are destinations for dining. Hunts Point and Port Morris are centers of food production and distribution. We build restaurants with the exhaust, gas and grease infrastructure they need, and food facilities with heavy refrigeration, sanitation and loading requirements.
Many Bronx projects are delivered for healthcare networks, community organizations and nonprofits. These projects often include funding-specific documentation, reporting and labor requirements. We plan for them from the first budget so they never slow the project down.
Neighborhoods
The Bronx combines busy retail corridors, a major healthcare network, growing waterfront districts and the city's largest food distribution center.
A fast-changing district with new mixed-use development, food distribution and community healthcare.
University, healthcare and retail centers along the Grand Concourse and Fordham Road.
Medical practices, shopping centers and neighborhood retail serving large residential communities.
Commercial corridors along White Plains Road and Boston Road, plus Co-op City's shopping centers.
Business districts
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One of New York's busiest shopping streets, with national retailers, restaurants and medical offices near Fordham University.
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The South Bronx's historic retail center, with dense storefronts, banks, medical offices and new mixed-use development.
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Home to one of the largest food distribution centers in the world, with food processing, commissary and cold-storage facilities.
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A growing waterfront district of new residential towers, ground-floor retail, restaurants and creative space.
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Large shopping center and mall retail in the Northeast Bronx, with tenant improvements under shopping center rules.
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Famous restaurant and food-retail corridors, plus a concentration of medical practices near the Morris Park hospital campuses.
Services
Pediatric, primary care, dental and specialty practices near Bronx hospitals and community health centers.
Learn more about Medical & Dental ConstructionStores on Fordham Road, 149th Street, White Plains Road and in Bay Plaza and other shopping centers.
Learn more about Retail ConstructionRestaurants and cafes on Arthur Avenue, City Island, Mott Haven and throughout the borough.
Learn more about Restaurant ConstructionHome renovations in Riverdale, Fieldston and the North Bronx, including co-op apartments and single-family houses.
Learn more about Residential ConstructionOffices for nonprofits, healthcare administration and professional services across the Bronx.
Learn more about Office ConstructionOwner's representation for healthcare, nonprofit and multi-site programs in the Bronx.
Learn more about Construction ManagementPortfolio
Local know-how
Many Bronx projects serve healthcare networks, community health centers and nonprofits, which often bring funding-specific requirements, reporting and prevailing-wage considerations. We plan for them up front.
Areas including the Grand Concourse, Mott Haven and Fieldston include Landmarks-designated districts, where storefront and exterior work requires LPC review.
Food projects in Hunts Point require heavy refrigeration, loading, sanitation and utility infrastructure. We coordinate cold storage, drainage and power requirements early.
Parts of Port Morris, Hunts Point and City Island fall within flood zones, which can affect equipment placement and construction requirements.
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FAQ
All of the Bronx — including Mott Haven, Port Morris, Hunts Point, Fordham, Belmont, Riverdale, Kingsbridge, Parkchester, Pelham Bay, Morris Park, Co-op City and City Island.
Yes. We build pediatric, primary care, dental and specialty practices throughout the Bronx, including separate sick and well waiting areas, labs and vaccine storage with backup power.
Yes. We build commissaries, food processing and institutional kitchens in Hunts Point and Port Morris, including refrigeration, drainage, sanitation and utility upgrades.
Yes. We regularly work with nonprofit and healthcare organizations and plan for funding, reporting and labor requirements from the start of the project.
Only in designated historic districts and landmark buildings, such as parts of the Grand Concourse and Mott Haven. We identify LPC requirements during preconstruction.
Yes. We build stores on Fordham Road, at The Hub on 149th Street, on White Plains Road and in Bronx shopping centers such as Bay Plaza.
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