The show’s next segments are scheduled for September 15 and September 29 at 9:40am Eastern Time.
ALBANY, N.Y. (PRWEB) September 13, 2020
Auden Albany, the student housing community serving the University of Albany, now hosts a bi-weekly radio segment giving listeners insight into local real estate, student housing and campus updates. Airing every other Tuesday at 9:40am, executives from Auden’s parent company, DMG Investments, Jeffrey Amengual and Christian O’Lone host the segment on Albany’s Talk1300.
The show’s next segments are scheduled for September 15 and September 29 at 9:40am Eastern Time.
For listeners who want to access previous segments or listen on demand, the show is also available as a podcast at BuzzSprout: https://www.buzzsprout.com/958177/episodes.
About Auden Albany
Auden Albany is one of the primary off-campus student housing communities at UAlbany, located just a block away from campus. Developed by NYC-based DMG Investments, Auden provides luxury student housing at affordable rates and focuses on providing high-end amenities to students such as fitness centers, study halls, game rooms, yoga studios and more. The community is also unique for the large, fully furnished apartment units that it offers that include private bathrooms, stainless steel appliances, granite countertops and washers and dryers in the unit.
Auden Albany’s decision to donate 1,000 face masks was informed by its guiding principle of not just providing housing, but a community and contributing to protecting that community in its greatest times of need.
More about Auden Albany can be found at: https://www.audenalbany.com/
About DMG Investments
Headquartered in New York City at 100 Wall Street, DMG Investments LLC ("DMG") was established in 2013.
DMG focuses on real estate acquisitions, development and management as well as financing. Leveraging the expertise of a team of dedicated real estate professionals with decades of experience creating and adding value for investors, DMG has amassed a portfolio of best-in-class assets across the US in dynamic markets in New York, New Jersey, Texas, Tennessee, Wisconsin, and South Carolina.