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$ 375.4k
12143 MAPLE RIDGE DRIVE
$375.4k
bedroom 2
bathroom 2
size 1,867 ft2
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$ 365.5k
4447 LINDEVER LANE
$365.5k
bedroom 4
bathroom 2
size 1,827 ft2
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$ 349k
3711 20TH STREET E
$349k
bedroom 3
bathroom 2
size 1,580 ft2
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$ 324.9k
2316 29TH AVENUE W
$324.9k
bedroom 3
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size 2,548 ft2
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$ 324.9k
2712 36TH AVENUE TERRACE E
$324.9k
bedroom 2
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size 1,218 ft2
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$ 189.9k
808 20TH AVENUE W
$189.9k
bedroom 2
bathroom 1
size 1,112 ft2
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$ 119.9k
6119 HERITAGE LANE
$119.9k
bedroom 1
bathroom 1
size 765 ft2
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$ 349m
4709 ALEXANDRIA COURT
$349m
bedroom 3
bathroom 2
size 1,920 ft2
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$ 4.9m
LEON DRIVE
$4.9m
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$ 3.9m
5216 W 13TH STREET W
$3.9m
bedroom 4
bathroom 3
size 4,182 ft2
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$ 3.5m
7219 US HWY 41
$3.5m
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size 333,000 ft2
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$ 3.2m
3000 21ST STREET COURT E
$3.2m
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$ 3.2m
12345 PARRISH CEMETARY ROAD
$3.2m
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$ 3m
1707 PALMA SOLA BOULEVARD
$3m
bedroom 4
bathroom 4
size 3,122 ft2
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$ 3m
811 RIVIERA DUNES WAY
$3m
bedroom 3
bathroom 2
size 3,350 ft2
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$ 2.8m
15440 COUNTY ROAD 675
$2.8m
bedroom 9
bathroom 7
size 5,825 ft2
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$ 2.5m
4110 RIVERVIEW BOULEVARD
$2.5m
bedroom 4
bathroom 3
size 3,086 ft2
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$ 2.4m
4605 5TH AVENUE NE
$2.4m
bedroom 3
bathroom 3
size 2,569 ft2
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$ 2.3m
4607 5TH AVENUE NE
$2.3m
bedroom 3
bathroom 3
size 3,123 ft2
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$ 2.3m
548 FORE DRIVE
$2.3m
bedroom 5
bathroom 5
size 4,539 ft2
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$ 2.2m
4114 E 65TH
$2.2m
bedroom 5
bathroom 5
size 6,375 ft2
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$ 2.2m
3101 RIVERVIEW BOULEVARD
$2.2m
bedroom 5
bathroom 4
size 4,092 ft2
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$ 2.1m
1628 And 1632 RIO VISTA TERRACE
$2.1m
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$ 2.1m
504 MAST DRIVE
$2.1m
bedroom 5
bathroom 3
size 3,763 ft2
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$ 2m
1404 21ST STREET W
$2m
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$ 2m
5531 2ND AVENUE CIRCLE W
$2m
bedroom 4
bathroom 3
size 3,194 ft2
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$ 1.8m
6367 FOXBROOK TRAIL
$1.8m
bedroom 4
bathroom 3
size 2,915 ft2
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$ 1.8m
1818 4TH STREET E
$1.8m
bedroom 4
bathroom 4
size 3,016 ft2
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$ 1.7m
536 REGATTA WAY
$1.7m
bedroom 4
bathroom 4
size 3,657 ft2
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$ 1.7m
1702 4TH STREET E
$1.7m
bedroom 3
bathroom 2
size 3,004 ft2
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