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$ 86k
6812 GREEN ROAD
$86k
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3500 Bleachery Ave
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$ 995.9k
1423 GENESEE St
$995.9k
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$ 995k
1423 Genesee Street
$995k
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$ 960k
2WP Higby Road
$960k
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$ 455.4k
801 Varick Street
$455.4k
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$ 374.9k
32 Root Street
$374.9k
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size 1,993 ft2
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$ 329.9k
1141 Herkimer Road
$329.9k
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size 2,376 ft2
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$ 299.9k
154 Homewood Drive
$299.9k
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size 2,340 ft2
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$ 299.9k
2627 Genesee Street
$299.9k
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size 3,791 ft2
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$ 279k
23 University Drive
$279k
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size 1,690 ft2
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$ 269k
9819 State Route 46
$269k
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size 1,705 ft2
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$ 249.9k
8 1st Street
$249.9k
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size 1,456 ft2
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$ 245k
419 Northrup dr
$245k
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size 1,626 ft2
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$ 225k
1669 Hager Street
$225k
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size 2,300 ft2
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$ 219.9k
314 Stafford Avenue
$219.9k
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$ 215k
1142 Ontario Street
$215k
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size 1,134 ft2
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$ 199.9k
920 Arnold Avenue
$199.9k
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$ 199k
10663 Hawkinsville Road
$199k
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size 960 ft2
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$ 193k
440 Deland drive
$193k
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size 982 ft2
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$ 189.9k
1418 Buckley Road
$189.9k
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size 1,101 ft2
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$ 179.9k
1644 Saint Agnes Avenue
$179.9k
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size 1,555 ft2
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$ 175k
0 Brown Road
$175k
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18 Auburn Avenue
$170k
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$ 169.9k
7674 E Main Street
$169.9k
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$ 169.9k
1165 Jefferson Avenue
$169.9k
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$ 169.9k
111 Hardcastle Avenue
$169.9k
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$ 159.9k
414 French Road
$159.9k
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$ 149.9k
6 Dennison Avenue
$149.9k
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$ 139.9k
1107 Warren Street
$139.9k
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