News: Brokerage
Posted: April 7, 2014

MacAffer and Simonds of CBRE-Albany secure $2.15 million sale of 47-unit apartment building

CBRE-Albany arranged the sale of 400 Delaware Ave. and 27 Stanwix St. The property is a 47 unit apartment building on .37 acres. John MacAffer and Eric Simonds, CCIM of CBRE-Albany represented the seller, Delaware Stanwix Partners, LLC and Polsinello Group represented the purchaser, Delaware Stanwix Apartments, LLC. The property transferred for $2.15 million.
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