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4051 Locust St

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University City Associates

4200 Spruce St

241 S 41st St

Sherwood Court

4027 Locust St

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4108 Spruce St

4209-4211 Pine St

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4225 Pine Street

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Verona Apartments

4511-17 Pine Street

4519-4525 Pine St

3931 Walnut St

418-428 N Preston St

4224-4244 Pine St

4021 Baring St

4527 Pine Street

The Carano Building

521 N 41st St

4724 Chestnut St

4105 Pine St

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4040 Spruce St

4504 Pine Street

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