Begin with the six current Troy community pages
Explore Burns Management communities in Troy
Burns Management’s Troy apartment directory lists six communities, each with its own address, floor-plan information, and property details. Use the individual pages to compare the apartments rather than treating a shared downtown description as proof that the homes are identical. The following are the six official communities currently listed for Troy:
33 Second Street is at 33 Second Street; Hendrick Hudson is at 200 Broadway; Keenan Center Apartments is at 256 Broadway; River Farm is at 10 Washington Place; River Triangle Apartments is at 270 River Street; and The Dauchy Building is at 275 River Street. All six pages publish Troy, NY 12180 postal addresses.
Compare the published layout range at each building
33 Second Street, Keenan Center, River Triangle, and The Dauchy Building publish studio through two-bedroom apartment information. Hendrick Hudson publishes studios through three bedrooms. River Farm publishes one- through four-bedroom layouts. These are published community ranges, not a promise that each layout is currently available for a particular date.
Look at the actual floor plan when comparing apartments with the same bedroom count. Room connections, storage, furniture placement, and apartment-specific features may differ. Ask leasing which details apply to the home under discussion rather than assuming a photograph or general building description represents every apartment.
Keep the pet-friendly details property-specific
The six official community pages all display Pet Friendly labels. River Farm additionally states that it welcomes small cats and dogs. That specific wording should not be treated as the complete policy at the other five buildings, and the individual community pages do not establish one shared policy about fees, breeds, animal counts, or other requirements.
If you are searching for pet-friendly apartments in Troy, describe your animal and request the current written policy for the named community. The official Troy listings provide the starting point, while the individual leasing conversation should confirm what applies to the apartment you are considering.
Use tours to resolve the remaining questions
Record the address, published layout, and unanswered questions for each property on your shortlist. Share your intended timing and ask how tours are arranged. Confirm which apartment or representative plan you will see so that the visit helps answer practical questions rather than reinforcing assumptions from another building’s description.
Review current written lease information and apartment features before deciding. Avoid relying on old advertised rates or promotions. The goal is a comparison based on each real property, the actual home, and the information supplied by leasing for your intended move.
Before you contact leasing
- Record the exact community name, address, and preferred layout.
- Share your intended timing and ask about the current options for that plan.
- Confirm apartment features, written pet requirements, and lease information.
Frequently asked questions
How many Troy communities are listed in this guide?
Six, matching the official Troy directory: 33 Second Street, Hendrick Hudson, Keenan Center, River Farm, River Triangle, and The Dauchy Building.
Are the same bedroom ranges published at all six properties?
No. The published ranges differ by building, including studios at several properties and one- through four-bedroom information at River Farm.
Does Pet Friendly establish identical rules at every building?
No. All six pages display the label, while River Farm specifically mentions small cats and dogs. Confirm the current written policy for the actual property.
To discuss a named community and your next steps, contact Burns Management with your intended timing, preferred layout, and any property-specific questions.