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Lafayette Hall

11 Kane Pl

609 Gates Ave

190 Malcolm X Blvd

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594 Quincy St

560 Quincy St

1159 Dean Street

1162 Dean St

691 Nostrand Ave

692 Saint Marks Ave

1063 Bergen St

1267 Fulton St

161 Hancock Street

688 Halsey St

1591 Sterling Pl

193 Buffalo Ave

704 Madison St

1751 Union St

1181 Eastern Pky

270 New York Ave

645 Eastern Pky

702 Eastern Pky

565 Gates Ave

569 Gates Ave

215 Jefferson Ave

437 Throop Ave

561 Quincy St

186 Patchen Ave

588 Quincy St

598 Quincy St

1163 Dean St

NEW DUPLEX APARTMENT

1156 Dean St

492 Nostrand Ave

68 Herkimer St

1062 Bergen St

887 Saint Johns Pl

893 Saint Johns Pl

876 Lincoln Pl

Belmar

716 Nostrand Ave

140 Hancock St

891 Saint Johns Pl

272 New York Ave

497 Quincy St

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