Located in the Park Avenue/Gregory Avenue neighborhood, the 48^th Street building, at the corner of JFK Boulevard East, and Park Avenue property, at the corner of 47^th Street, are within one block of one another.

The four-story 48^th Street building features 17 units that include 13 two- and 4 three-bedroom layouts as well as on-premises laundry facilities. Offering a mix of studio and one-, two- and three-bedroom layouts, the five-story, 21-unit Park Avenue building has similar features as well as hardwood and tile floors, controlled access and dishwashers in the kitchens.

In addition, both properties are within about a mile of major transit centers on Bergenline and Tonnelle Avenues and at Port Imperial and Lincoln Harbor. NJ Transit commuter rail offers direct service to New York Penn Station, less than 4 miles and 11 minutes away. Three public schools serve the neighborhood, including two elementary and one middle/senior high school, along with an array of shops and dining establishments.

“Much of the housing stock in Weehawken was built prior to or immediately following World War II, making it one of the oldest and most historic towns in the country, which only adds to its character and tenant/investor demand,” says Nicolaou. “Weehawken, specifically, and its Hudson County neighbors in general, are outstanding examples of how apartment buildings make up a substantial portion of a township's housing stock. With such a high concentration of low-to-high-rise apartment buildings throughout the Hudson Palisades region, this stretch of municipalities has had and will continue to have enduring appeal among long-time landlords and investors.”