Real Estate
Kislak sells multifamily portfolio in Palisades Park for $4.7M
Source: ROI-NJ · Jul 24, 2026, 6:18 AM
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The Kislak Company completed the sale of two multifamily properties in Palisades Park, New Jersey for $4.7 million. The portfolio consisted of a 14-unit property at 110-112 West Central Boulevard and a 19-unit property at 71 East Palisade Boulevard.
Senior Vice President Andrew Scheinerman of Kislak handled the exclusive marketing and sale of both residential buildings.
Key points
- Kislak Company sold two multifamily properties in Palisades Park for $4.7 million combined
- The portfolio included 33 total residential units across two locations
- The sale involved properties on West Central Boulevard and East Palisade Boulevard in Palisades Park
- Andrew Scheinerman, Senior Vice President at Kislak, handled the exclusive marketing assignment
FAQ
- What properties did Kislak sell in Palisades Park?
- Kislak sold two multifamily residential properties: a 14-unit building at 110-112 West Central Boulevard and a 19-unit building at 71 East Palisade Boulevard, both located in Palisades Park, New Jersey.
- How much did the Kislak multifamily portfolio sell for?
- The combined portfolio of both multifamily properties sold for $4.7 million according to the announcement made by The Kislak Company on July 23.
- Who handled the sale at Kislak?
- Andrew Scheinerman, Senior Vice President at The Kislak Company, handled the exclusive marketing and sale of the multifamily portfolio.
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