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4717-4727 Gambier/4716-4726 Butterfly

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1123 N Gage Ave, Unit 1123 Gage

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1272 Van Pelt Ave, Unit Downstairs

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1114 N Stone St, Unit 1112

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2110 Keith St, Unit 2112 Keith Street

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4008 Rockwood St, Unit Rockwood

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3219 Gleason Ave

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3821 Rosemead Ave, Unit 1

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4229 Mandalay Dr, Unit rear

5271 Huntington Dr N, Unit 204

4008 Rockwood St, Unit 4008 Rockwood st

5271 Huntington Dr N, Unit 203

1253 N Rowan Ave, Unit 1/4

2522-2524 Lancaster Ave

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Multnomah House Apartments

5306 S Huntington Dr

5081 Borland Rd

5023 Cavanagh Rd

5030/ 5034 Valley Blvd

5150 Valley Blvd

5219-5223 Borland Rd

1556 Rollins Dr

5055 Alhambra Ave

2344 Vandalia Ave

5162 Ithaca Ave

1501 Rollins Dr

5506 Valley Blvd

4901 Druid St

2421 Endicott St

5274-5278 Ithaca Ave

4260 City Terrace Dr

4242 CITY TE

5417 Alhambra Ave

4271 Rosilyn

2418 N Eastern Ave

4183 Woolwine D 4183 Woolwine

5501-5505 Alhambra Ave

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