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1544 N Serrano Ave

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1339 N Hobart Blvd

1635 N Hobart Blvd

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1554-1576 N Serrano Ave

1516-1524 N Serrano Ave

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1232 N Normandi Ave

1258 N Harvard Blvd

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1336 N Kenmore Ave

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1608 N Serrano Ave

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1376 N Serrano Ave

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1372 N Serrano Ave

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1735 N Kingsley Dr

1630 Kenmore Ave

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1366 N Serrano Ave

Ardmore Apartments

1362 N Serrano Ave

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1736 N Mariposa Ave

1733 N Alexandria Ave

Park Plaza Apartments

1206 Kingsley Dr

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1344 N Serrano Ave

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1747 N Kingsley Dr

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