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2214 W Ontario St

Interfaith House in Germantown

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5333-5347 N 13th St

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Hathaway House

Morris Manor Apartments

3301-3303 N 16th St

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243 W Rittenhouse St

5700 Ogontz Ave

Fieldview Apartments

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Greene Arms

1509 W Allegheny Ave

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236-242 W Harvey St

Philippian Gardens

3300 Henry Ave

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1305-1315 W Allegheny Ave

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1228-1242 W Allegheny Ave

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224-30 W Tulpehocken St

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