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The Manor

302 Sampson St NE

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226 NE Sampson St

210 Sampson St NE

610 Irwin St

626 Irwin St

17th Street Lofts

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Windsor Interlock

100 Midtown

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Hub Atlanta

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Walton Westside

77 12th Street

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Studio2Zero

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177 12th St NE

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Windsor at Midtown

Twin Gate

Registry on the Park

Berkeley Park

Juniper

Studio9Forty

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Park Gate Apartments

242 12th St NE

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