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The Chalfonte

The Sheldon

801 R Street Apartments

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R Street Apartments

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The Croydon

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The Mission DC

C H Houston

The Copley Plaza

The Wyoming

Imperial House

Webster House

The Richmond Condominiums

Dupont East Condominium

1734 P St NW

The Winthrop

1828 Swann St NW

1761 R St NW

1711 18th St NW

1815 19th St NW

1815 Riggs LLC

1836 S St NW

1820 19th St NW

1800 R St NW

1759 Q St NW

1705 P St NW

1715-1717 19th St NW

1420 17th St NW

DuPont Studios Apartments

1934 19th St NW

1729 P St NW

1737 P St NW

1733 P St NW

Chateau Thierry

1702 19th St NW

1739 P St NW

1731 20th St NW

1733 20th St NW

1904 R St NW

1628-1630 19th St NW

1626 19th St NW

1609-1611 19th St NW

1524 18th St NW

1618 19th St NW

1610 19th St NW

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