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      New house in Lincoln Park
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      mendelman


      Unfrozen Caveman Planner

      Registered: May 2003
      Location: The boardroom
      Posts: 7,214
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      This is a new house that replaced a late 19th-cent. building that was a small apartment house. This building sells for proabably $3-4 million dollars.
      · Date: 2006-1-9 · Views: 2,817
      · Filesize: 123.4kb, 314.4kb · Dimensions: 1024 x 1280 ·
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