Isak Brothers Shuttering Goldenwood, Joining Eastern Consolidated

A Strip Mall On 31St Street In Astoria, The Sale Of Which Was Brokered By Goldenwood Property Advisors

Rubin and Alex Isak are joining Eastern Consolidated as senior director and director, respectively, of the investment sales division.

The Isak brothers will be shutting down their own investment sales brokerage, Goldenwood Property Advisors, which they founded in 2016. Rubin served as founder and president of Goldenwood, while Alex was director of sales, the Commercial Observer reports.

Rubin Isak started with Massey Knakal Realty Services before co-founding Falco & Isak Realty Advisors with Massey Knakal colleague John Falco. The Isaks' brokerage record is focused mainly in Queens and Manhattan's Upper West Side, such as a strip mall in Astoria that RockFarmer Properties acquired for over $27M to convert into a mixed-use residential project.

At Eastern Consolidated, the Isaks are building an investment sales team to continue in their areas of focus, where they plan involvement in multiple asset classes.

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