“Situated on the Hudson Coast within two blocks of each other, these buildings are in close proximity to the new state-of-the-art light rail station and the new ferry at Port Imperial,” Carillo said. He said the buildings are well-maintained, with rents that are currently below-market.

The 48^th Street building has 17 units, 13 two-bedrooms and four three bedrooms. The property, situated along Kennedy Boulevard, offers panoramic views of Manhattan.

The Park Avenue building has 22 units, 12 one-bedrooms, one two-bedroom and eight three-bedroom units as well as a Super's apartment in the basement.

The properties are situated one block from JFK Boulevard East on a winding road that runs along the edge of the Palisades. The location is less than a mile from the Hudson River and Lincoln Tunnel entrance into Manhattan.

Four express lines stop on Kenney Boulevard East, between 47^th and 48^th Streets, providing a 10-minute commute directly into Port Authority.