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349 W 54th St

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214 E 49th St

824 9th Ave

504 Laguardia Pl

421 E 12th St

310 W 55th St

240 E 10th St

49 St Marks Pl

417 E 12th St

217 E 48th St

180 First Ave

Samuel Tredwell Skidmore House

134-136 W Houston St

228 E 6th St

246 E 48th St

55 St Marks Pl

215 E 5th St

53 St. Marks Tenants Corporation

213 E 5th St

43 W 54th St

169 Thompson St

226 E 6th St

219 E 5th St

Congress House

425 E 12th St

Morton Square

436 E 13th St

34 E 4th St

32 E Fourth St

170 First Ave

854 7th Ave

34 E 4th Ave

230 E 6th St

500 Laguardia Pl

36 E 4th St

337 E 9th St

28-30 E 4th St

217 E 5th St

336 E 9th St

120 Second Ave

5 Great Jones St

9 Great Jones St

821 Ninth Ave

50 St Marks Pl

Unfurnished 1 Bedroom

215-217 Avenue A
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