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The Orchard Senior Apartments (55+)

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3152 Horton Ave, Unit Horton Ave. Apts

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2913 Union St, Unit 2913 1/2

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2169 Brant St, Unit 2167 Brant st

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1602 Linwood St, Unit 1602

1820 Titus St, Unit 1820 Titus Duplex

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5875 Friars Rd, Unit SI FL2-ID1559839P

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6532 Goodwin St, Unit SI ID1574622P

1605 Hotel Cir S, Unit B113

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2628 Worden St, Unit SI FL1-ID1545797P

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310 Del Sol Dr, Unit SI FL5-ID55

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