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Charming 1BR/1BA in Southwest DC - 119 P St SW

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816 Potomac Ave SE, Unit SI FL0-ID1155

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816 Potomac Ave SE, Unit SI FL1-ID1153

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1212 4th St SE, Unit SI FL5-ID911

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949 1st St SE, Unit SI FL5-ID733

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37 L St SE, Unit 301

1000 New Jersey Ave SE

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70 N St SE, Unit 616

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