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NBK LLC

5831 Carlton Way

Natalie Court Luxury Apartments

187 S Oxford Ave

1427 N Kingsley St

1846 N Kingsley Dr

4914 E Fountain Ave

5738 Carlton Way

932 Maltman Ave

Chateau Gardens

Rosewood Apartments

539 S Serrano Ave

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Argyle Investments, LLC

406 St. Andrews Pl

Caribbean Normandie Apartments

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The Remington

4855 Lexington Ave

511 S Alexandria Ave

1846 N Cherokee Ave

1908 Hillcrest Road

1230 N Mansfield Ave

3464 Larissa Dr

5525 Carlton Way

420 S Occidental Blvd

1254 N Orange Dr

200 S Vendome St

1845 Garfield Place

955 N. Oxford Ave.

515 S Kingsley Dr

1216 N Las Palmas Ave

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