A major new chapter in the revitalization of Spring Valley’s North Main Street officially began on Wednesday as construction got underway on the Madison Edge development, a project expected to significantly reshape the corridor and mark a major shift in the landscape of Main Street in Spring Valley.
The project, known as Madison Edge, will bring 60 new apartments to 19-23 North Main Street, along with approximately 4,700 square feet of ground-floor retail space. The development is designed as a mixed-use complex featuring modern apartments above street-level commercial storefronts, creating new housing opportunities while adding retail space to the neighborhood.
According to project materials, Madison Edge is intended to serve young and growing families seeking modern housing close to established neighborhoods, shopping, and local shuls. The development’s location places residents within walking distance of many community amenities, making it a convenient addition to the rapidly expanding Spring Valley area.
Plans for the project include multiple five-story residential buildings connected by a central courtyard, on-site parking, elevators, and thoughtfully designed common areas. The ground level will feature commercial space facing North Main Street, with residential entrances and parking integrated into the overall design.
The groundbreaking marks the beginning of construction on what is expected to become one of the larger new mixed-use developments in the village. Once completed, Madison Edge will add dozens of new homes while further expanding Spring Valley’s residential and commercial landscape.


Yup and then we wonder why on a random Tuesday night there is traffic on the 306 at 11:30pm
#OVERDEVELOPMENT without the road infrastructure
Welcome to #CITY of Spring Valley
Hopefully it will be priced reasonably, and will give an opportunity for small families to purchase a home.
Yes definitely going to be very affordable look out for the upcoming marketing info very soon from the Exit Team
Aron Gestetner
Zishe Babad
Asher Berkowitz
wow nice
anyone knows whos the builder?
It’s a shame
Really nice Brooklyn has so many renal buildings
It’s about time for Monsey