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666-668 Main St

530 Main St

23 Clinton Ave

259 Pearl St

41 Silver St

173 & 179 Butternut

Fauver Apartments

929 Middle St

178 Pearl St

41 Bretton Rd

660 High St

135 Pearl Street

150 Pearl St

33 Bretton Road

Newfield Towers

Stoneycrest Apartments

70 Lake St

562 Main St

Saybrook Townhouses

9 Erin St

New Meadows

Hillside Gardens

Birchwood Apartments

584 Main St

South Green Apartments

80 Hillside Ave

484 Main St

424 Main Street Luxury Apartments

Heritage Commons Retirement Community

127 Grand St

Luther Ridge/ Luther Manor

Pond View Apartments

154 College St

St Luke's Home

Sbona Tower

142 S Main St

Liberty Commons

Bayberry Crest

Nehemiah Housing

Old Middletown High School

Mauro Meadows
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