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372 Mac Donough St

274 Irving Ave

BainBridge Cluster Portfolio

537 Knickerbocker Ave

208 N 8th St

234 Metropolitan Ave

221 N 9th St

347A Bleecker Street

321 Bedford Ave

271 Decatur St

112 Palmetto St

555 Driggs Ave

170 Putnam Ave

65 Woodbine St

94 Herbert St

998 Putnam Ave

109 S 8th St

686 Halsey St

904 Madison St

232 Metropolitan Ave

271 Malcolm X Blvd

135 Bayard St

330 Bleecker St

858 Jefferson Ave

171N1

610 Union Ave

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55-57 Clifton Pl

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1476 Myrtle Ave

494 Graham Ave

83 Halsey St

345A Bleecker St

128 Palmetto St

309 Menahan St

108 Hancock St

437 Franklin Ave

146 Palmetto St

137 Bayard St

688 Halsey St

77 Halsey St

331 Bedford Ave

596 Driggs Ave

533 Knickerbocker Ave

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