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Gateway on Broadway

410 W Ormsby Ave

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St. John Garden Apartments

Jim Cain Home

219 E Ormsby Ave

1337 S 4th St

1330 S 6th St

1340 S 3rd St

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The Billy Goat

800 E Liberty St

1600 W Muhammad Ali Blvd

1386 S 3rd St

1393 S 3rd St

222 W Magnolia Ave

1518 W Market St

Magnolia Apartments

California Square II

The Powhatan

910-926 E Madison St

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California Square

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The Richmond Apartments

1000 Caldwell St

119 W Burnett Ave

1455 S 3rd St

1000 E Jefferson St

Attilla

1514 S 4th St

1521 S 4th St

West Louisville - 1152 S. 17th

Station House Apartments

408 Kensington Ct

1524-1530 S 2nd St

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