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8428 Bay 16th St

1734 78th St

8136 Bay 16th St

1701-1709 85th St

8217 17th Ave

1711 78th St

2073-2083 E 38th St

1681 84th St

1701 78th St

7806 17th Ave

1663 79th St

1661 79th St

1643 83rd St

1645 83rd St

1645 83rd St

1646 82nd St

1633 79th St

1631 79th St

Beach Haven

62 Brighton Ct

67 Brighton Ct

333 Neptune Ave

Beach Haven Apartments

2872 Brighton 4th St

The Marquis

2901 Ocean Pky

49 Bokee Ct

2822 Brighton 8Th St

20 Ocean Ct

2470 W 1st St

Shorecrest Towers

2935 Ocean Pky

1125 Banner avenue

3033 Coney Island Ave

738 Ocean View Ave

3126 Coney Island Ave

3051 Brighton 3rd St

3142 Coney Island Ave

3154 Coney Island Ave

The Grand Chateau

2742 E 13th St

Nautilus Hall

3255 Shore Pky

2735 E 13th St

79 Brighton 11Th St

125 Brighton 11th St

1229 Avenue Y

149 Brighton 11th St

2990 Brighton 12Th St

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