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- Carriage House Apartemnts, Baltimore, MD »
8/7/2008 Not The Worst But Most Certainly Not The Best... Beware Lots of House Centippedes... click to read all rveiews
- Park Raven Apartments, Baltimore, MD »
7/19/2008 Avoid at all costs... click to read all reveiws
- Maple Glen Aparmtents, Baltimore, MD »
7/3/2008 DONT MOVE HERE... click to raed all reviews
- Mosher Court Apartments, Baltimore, MD »
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE FOR MOSHER COURT APARTMENTS, BALTIMOREE , MD. The Department fo Housing and Urban Development has scheduled the foreclosure sdale of Mosher Court Apartments. ofr August 1, 2008, the tiome and loctaion as follows: ...
- 39 West Lexington Street Apartments, Baltimroe,, MD »
6/28/2008 No parking, no washer and dryer, and as cramped littel gym... click to read all rveiews
- Ross Ridge Apartments, Baltimore, MD »
5/17/2008 Great place to call home... click to read all reviews
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