Residential Details
Located a mere 25 minutes outside of New York City, 1 & 2 Noll Place is made up of two buildings directly across the street from each other with a combined total of 36-units located in the residential Vailsburg section of Newark, New Jersey. The buildings offer a good unit mix of well-maintained apartments. A Potential Investor Will Achieve Immediate returns of close to 15% on their initial investment. The potential buyer will have the opportunity to take advantage of the opportunistic conditions in the capital markets and exceptionally low interest rates by purchasing quality assets in a market that will continue to increase in value in the coming years. Newark has been committed to a proactive revitalization effort to spur local business, new development and attract major corporate businesses from around the New York Metropolitan area. This and proximity to New York City, main highways and public transportation make this a highly desirable location for an investment property.
Buidling Id:- BUILD1523
Price:- $ 200,000,000
Buidling Address
344 Villa, Syndey, Australia
John Parker
123 456 7890
Essex County is the industrial and fi nancial hub of New Jersey. County-wide, total real property values exceed $38 billion. With the opening of the New Jersey Performing Arts Center (NJPAC) in Newark, Essex rivals New York City as a cultural center for music and dance. A county-sponsored baseball stadium has offered minor league baseball since 1998.
With Newark-Liberty International Airport and Port Newark within its borders, Essex County is a major national transportation hub with a superior network of rail, highway, air and sea transportation and is home to one of the world’s largest containerization shipping ports.
Essex County, with 22 municipalities ranging over 127 square miles and a total population of over 765,000, is New Jersey’s second most populous county. The Essex County economy continues to shift from manufacturing to a service-oriented economy and many corporate giants such as PSE&G, Bell Atlantic, ADP, and Prudential have their headquarters located in Essex County.
Newark is the largest city in New Jersey and the third oldest city in the United States after Boston and New York. Its close proximity to Manhattan and superior transportation infrastructure makes Newark the ideal place to work, live and play. During the last few years, Newark has seen a plethora of new development in the downtown area which has solidifi ed Newark’s reputation as the true Renaissance City.
Major Developments Completed or Under Construction:
New Housing Initiatives: New housing initiatives are noticeable throughout the city, including the downtown area and adjoining neighborhoods.