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810 Longfellow Street NW

Todd A. Lee Senior Residences

4226 7th St NW

839 Kennedy St NW

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912 Gallatin St NW

Colony House

4325 Kansas Ave NW

Brookland Artspace Lofts

1425 Monroe St NE

The Arbor

6024 8th St NW

1031 Kearny St NE

Petworth Apartments

4510 Georgia Ave NW

5928 9th St NW

The View at 9th Street

5932 9th St NW

920 Peabody St NW

Taylor Towers

1006 Webster St NW

832 Rittenhouse St NW

Entwine Apartments

3410 18th St NE

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5759-5761 13th St NW

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1311 Madison St., NW

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