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Posted: November 19, 2007
Pfeil holds ribbon-cutting for The Conservatory
A ribbon-cutting ceremony was recently held for The Conservatory, a new 19-unit apartment building in the downtown area.
Jeff and Deane Pfeil of Pfeil & Co. are the developers of the renovation project, which is located at a former department store on 65 Third Ave.
The property stood vacant until the Pfeils acquired it several years ago.
The five-story building will feature 19 one and two-bedroom units, 8,700 s/f of retail space on the ground floor and underground parking for 22 vehicles.
Past tenants of the property include the Troy Conservatory of Music and Stanly Dry Goods.
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