Perun of Northeast Private Client Group sells 11-unit multifamily portfolio for $900,000

Schenectady, NY Northeast Private Client Group (NPCG) negotiated the $900,000 sale of the Jackson & Albany Portfolio, located on 209-211 Jackson Ave. and 1864 Albany St.

Senior vice president, investments Taylor Perun represented the seller, a local operator looking to offload their assets and procured the buyer.

The Jackson & Albany Portfolio is an 11-unit multifamily portfolio. The unit mix comprises one studio, nine one-bedroom units, and one two-bedroom unit across two properties.

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