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78 Washington Pl

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346 E 62nd St

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340 East 62nd Street

140 Waverly

Stonehenge 18

286 E 2nd St

CD 280<sup>®</sup>

437 West 22nd Street

330-334 W 15th St

249 E Second St

316 E 62nd St

454 W 35th St

82 W Washington Pl

314 East 62nd Street

304 W 14th St

342 E 62nd St

The Robyn

16 Jane St

182 Waverly Pl

348 E 62nd St

419-421 W 21st St

37 E 1st St

16-18 2nd Ave

190-194 Waverly Pl

256 W 12th St

454 W 36th St

The Congress

447 W 37th St

31 east 1st

AKA Central Park

245 West 51st Street

401 E 62nd St

449 W 37th St

654 Ninth Ave

145 E 61st St

442 W 22nd St

411 W 43rd St

110 E 61st St

656-658 9th Ave

259-261 W 12th St

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152-154 7th Ave S

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