VERONA · MULTIFAMILY SELLER REPRESENTATION

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multifamily property.

My Verona listing experience combines competitive pricing with marketing to investment buyers. I bring that experience to a fresh, property-specific review of your building.

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My pricing analysis is free and without obligation. I typically respond the same day or within 24 hours.

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A local listing record you can explore.

I represented the sellers of three Verona multifamily properties, all under contract within 21 days: 222 Claremont Avenue, a two-unit property that closed June 29, 2026 for $810,000 ($10,000 above asking); 100 Claremont Avenue, a three-unit property that closed June 26, 2026 for $905,000 ($5,000 above asking); and 15 Lakeview Place, a three-unit property that closed June 12, 2026 for $990,000.

My shared approach was competitive pricing with marketing aimed at investors, including buyers planning a 1031 exchange. I confirmed these historical transaction details on October 17, 2026. Current comparisons and your goals shape a new plan; past results do not guarantee another outcome.

Bring the residential setting into the investment story.

Verona Park is in the Essex County park system at Bloomfield and Lakeside avenues. When it is relevant to a property, I connect a specific local destination like the park to the building’s actual setting.

I pair that setting with the features buyers can inspect: unit layout, outdoor space, documented parking, improvements and condition. The goal is to present both the place to live and the income-producing asset clearly.

Prepare a small multifamily property for the right audience.

I organize the presentation so a buyer can reconcile the unit information with the rent and expense records. I keep actual rents separate from projections and explain which costs are paid by the owner.

Investors and suitable owner-occupants may look at the same building differently. I consider those audiences alongside your timing, existing leases and the practical showing plan, then discuss which strengths should lead the marketing.

222 Claremont Avenue, one of my Verona multifamily past sales

MY VERONA PAST SALES

Three seller listings.
One practical approach.

Competitive pricing. Investor-focused marketing. All three under contract within 21 days.

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Historical results. Time to contract is different from time to closing; individual outcomes vary.

VERONA SELLER QUESTIONS

Start with your questions.

Have you represented Verona multifamily sellers?

Yes. I was the listing agent for the three Verona sales shown on my past-sales page. Each was under contract within 21 days. Those are historical results, not a promised timeframe for another listing.

Will you target investors and 1031 exchange buyers?

Where they fit the property, those buyers can be part of my marketing audience. I present the building’s verified facts clearly; each buyer handles exchange eligibility and timing with their qualified advisers.

How should I compare my building with your past sales?

I review the differences in unit mix, condition, location and operating information, along with current competition. A historical price is a starting point for questions, not a valuation of your building.

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Local references and next steps

Local agency references checked October 17, 2026. Property examples are separately labelled. A pricing discussion is not an appraisal or a guaranteed result.

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Let’s talk about your multifamily property in Verona.

Share the address and your timing. I typically respond the same day or within 24 hours to discuss the next steps for your property.

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A pricing discussion is not an appraisal or a guaranteed sale price.

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