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The Seasons

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332-338 Avenue 60

5952-5960 Benner St

The Raven

Coyote Creek Apartments

327 S Avenue 60

5945-5957 Arroyo Dr

417 Wheeling Way

115 N Jackson St

Monterey Apartments

Monterey Via Marisol

1950 Whitmore Ave

Harvard Hill Apartments

Chateau Lily - Chateau Lily LLC

Elk Villas

416 on Broadway

Palmer Park Terrace LLC

703-705 E Garfield Ave

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Rock Glen Villa Apartments

1368 1/2 Yosemite Dr

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Belmont Plaza Apartment

1116 E Lexington Dr

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Windsor Villas

Windsor Court

1515 E Colorado St

617 E Elk Ave

Lomelk Bungalows LLC

222 N Chevy Chase Dr

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Flats on Elk

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Dixon Delano Apartments

Gem Glendale - Gem Glendale LLC

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739 S Chevy Chase Dr, Unit 739-12

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851 Reeves Pl, Unit 2

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617 E Elk Ave, Unit 10

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614 S Louise St, Unit 614 S. Louise

723 S Louise St

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219 E Chestnut St, Unit D

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1010 Orange Grove Ave, Unit B

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1117 E California Ave

305 N Cedar St, Unit 204

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