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1401 Lee Hwy

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Georgetown Vista

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Key and Nash

Christiana House

1400 Wilson Blvd

Rosslyn Commons

The Weslie

1501 Arlington Blvd

The Residences at Memorial Overlook

Terrace Lofts

1601 19th St N

1523 Fairfax Dr

Queens Court Apartments

The Wooster

Pierce Queen Apartments

Lemar Apartments

1515 12th St N

1245 N Pierce St

1410 N Quinn St

1509 N Rhodes St

1423 N Rhodes St

The Corinthian

1500 N Rhodes St

1300 N Rhodes St

1410 N Rhodes St

1221 N Quinn St

1215 N Quinn St

The Avant

Woodland Apartments

Rosslyn Manor

The Weldon

1828 16th St N

Colonial Village I

Woodbury Heights Condominium

Veitch Place

1811-1815 N Veitch St

2350 Clarendon Blvd

1320 N Wayne St

The Williamsburg

1200 N Wayne St

Barton Street Community Garden

45-49 N Bedford St

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