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Posted: April 14, 2009
Phillips of NAI Platform brokers $2.25m sale of four-building apartment complex
Kevin Phillips, an investment specialist at NAI Platform, represented the buyer of 1,2,5,6 Lent Court. The property sold for $2.25 million.
The subject is a four-building complex, totaling 46 apartments, consisting of one and two-bedroom units.
Attorney David Lenney represented the sellers.
NAI Platform is a commercial real estate brokerage company with a staff of 18 licensed brokers that cover the upstate area of NYS. Phillips is a member of a team that specializes in the sale of multi-unit investment properties, and has been involved in some of the area's larger transactions in this discipline.
NAI Platform is located at 14 Corporate Woods Blvd., Albany. To learn more, visit www.naiplatform.com.
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