TRYKO TRIES HARRISBURG PARK

NJ-based Tryko Partners has added to its suburban Philly affordable housing stock. Tryko just purchased Harrisburg Park, a 163-unit apartment complex in Harrisburg in what it describes as a prime opportunity play. The investor purchased it from The Altman Group for an undisclosed sum. “Our immediate plans will focus on improving operational efficiencies and fostering tenant retention,” says Tryko's Uri Kahanow. (That sounds official, but we think it just means not adding any more chimneys.)

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