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Heritage Appraisals, Inc. Phone # (518)-221-4183
Evaluations, Inc Phone # (518)-373-0507
RAS Associates Inc. Phone # (973)-267-5660
ATI Real Estate Services, LLC Phone # (917)-843-0517
CDA Management, Inc. Phone # (518)-452-4298
New York Appraisals Phone # (518)-265-3320
North Country Appraisals Phone # (518)-573-4151
Miller Appraisal Group Phone # (518)-377-2609
John Nolette & Associates Phone # (518)-433-0715
Brazell Appraisal Phone # (518)-371-3788
Second Opinion Appraisal Group, Inc. Phone # (914)-494-5460
Altamont Quick Facts
Population 6,137 (Males: 3,094 (50.4%), Females: 3,043 (49.6%)) Elevation: 451 feet Land area: Median resident age: 38.3 years Median household income: $35,636 Median house value: $71,700
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