Adirondack Capital Partners brokers $9.45 million sale of 74-unit Overlook Apartments

Troy, NY Adirondack Capital Partners negotiated the sale of Overlook Apartments, a 74-unit multifamily community. Michael Hunter Coghill of Adirondack Capital Partners represented the seller, Overlook Revive LLC, and the buyer, Corridor Ventures.

The property, built in 2016, sold for $9.45 million.

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