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Graf and Sannella of Houlihan-Parnes arrange $14.9m acquisition

Ed Graf and Ted Sannella of Houlihan-Parnes/ iCap Realty Advisors have arranged the acquisition of a multifamily portfolio consisting of 602 apartments. The package consists of 13 locations which include the following: * The Glendale Apartments, a 76-unit apartment property located on 500-504 W. Main St. * Hillside Court Apartments, a 52-unit apartment property located on 400 W. Main St. * Dudley Court Apartments, a 51-unit apartment property located on 401 W. Main St. * The Barteau Apartments, a 36-unit apartment property located on 15 & 21 Barteau St., Endwell. * JFK Garden Apartments, a 144-unit apartment property located on 1013, 1025, 1037 & 1049 Southern Pine Dr., Endwell. * The Floral Apartments II, a 34-unit apartment property on 85 Floral Ave., Johnson City. * The Orton Apartments, an eight-unit apartment property at 52 Orton Ave., Binghamton. * The Helen Apartments, an eight-unit apartment property located on 171 Helen St., Binghamton. * The Arthur Apartments, a 37-unit apartment property located on 11 Arthur Ave., Binghamton. * The Penn Manor Apartments, a 36-unit apartment property located on 76-82 Pennsylvania Ave., Binghamton. * The Guilfoyle Apartments, a 32-unit apartment property located on 89 Park Ave., Binghamton. * Webster Court, a 76-unit apartment property located on 3 & 5 Webster Ct., Binghamton. The amount of sale was for $14.9 million. The buyer was represented in the transaction by Steven Tierney of Woods, Oviatt, Gilman L.P.P.
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