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702 Franklin Blvd

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Act VII Apartments

703 Nelray Blvd.

600 Franklin Blvd

808 46th #B and #C

District 51 Condos

3412 Speedway

Grand Living at The Grove

Melroy

Nelray Apartments

3400 Speedway

Guadalupe 31

3804 Duval St

Duplex

La Paloma

300 E 34th St

1700 Houston St.

3000 Guadalupe

5509-5511 Guadalupe St

DIJON Apartment Homes

Escala at 34th

3201 Speedway

3500 Duval St

708 E 45th St

3205 Helms St.

712 E 45th St

300 E 33rd St

104 32nd St

2904 Pearl St

3203 Helms St.

5609 Woodrow Ave

3306 Tom Green St

4506 Caswell Ave

301 E 33rd Apartments

3202 Grooms St

3300 Tom Green St

4612 Caswell Ave

5624 Woodrow Ave

Woodrow Apartments

Redwood North

Benchmark

304 E 32nd St

3204 Tom Green St

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