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147-149 Second Ave

217 2nd Ave

219 Avenue B

The Zachary

273 Lafayette St

East Village Homes

173 Chrystie St

61 1st Ave

535 E 12th St

172 Ludlow St

Rivington Tower

305 Cherry St

113 Avenue C

38 E 3rd St

73 St Mark's Place

118 Avenue C

315 E 12th St

46 E 7th St

30 East 2nd Street

4-6 Bleecker St

46 E 3rd St

68 E 7th St

193 E 7th St

230 East 5th Street

45 E 3rd St

60 E 1st St

153 Crosby Street

125 E 10th St

80 East 2nd Street

133-135 Essex St

315 E 14th St

176 Stanton St

131 Allen St

49 1/2 First Ave

67 1st Ave

14 Clinton St

334 E 11th St

98 3rd Ave

61 Second Ave

234 E 4th St

190 Eldridge St

259 Clinton Street

419 East 12th Street

527 Grand St

206 E 6th St

85 Avenue A

180 First Ave

638 E 14th St

215-217 Avenue A
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