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1316 Elm Creek Dr

210 W Vine St

601 Tall Grass Dr

2608 Brooke Bend

2524 Commonwealth Dr

Fort Riley Townhouses

202 Riley Ave

Ehlers Hilltop Townhomes

715 W 13th St

308 S Washington St

Cottonwood Estates

738-747 W 1st St

100 W Grandview Dr

728 W 11th St

1204-1218 S Jackson St

Jackson Landing

2656 Valentine Ln

11th Street 6 unit

309 Smith St

Prairie View Estates

Parkside Apartments

Madison Apartments

Hackberry Place

Coronado Heights

Coronado Park & Heights

Bicentennial Manor

Hickory Hills Residences

Burke, JC

Southwest

Eisenhower Apartments

Golden Belt Apartments

Colonial Estates

Webster Court Apartments

Hillcrest Apartments

Green Park

Dreiling Arms Apartments

404-428 S Washington St

609 W 14th St
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