TC3 Foundation lists 3 former dorm buildings for sale

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3 former TC3 dorms are available for non-student living. Photo: Saga Communications/CBRE

DRYDEN, NY (607NewsNow) — Three former Tompkins Cortland Community College dorm buildings are on the market.

The TC3 Foundation, which owns all 7 residence halls on the Dryden campus, cites a decrease in demand for traditional housing for students. The commercial real estate firm CBRE Upstate NY is handling applications for the buildings, which feature 3 or 4 bedrooms. Construction of the buildings began in 2008.

According to a news release from TC3, “the TC3 Foundation is retaining four of the residence halls, which offer on-campus housing for approximately 420 students at TC3.”

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