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New York City File 602-398-366

USNew York City, NY City

  • Re-index entity
STRUCTURE

163 Myrtle Avenue

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Height
3
Floors
1932
Year
destroyed
Status

Object data

Floors3
Completion1932
Structural Formlow-rise building
Main Usageresidential
Status destroyed
Address163 Myrtle Avenue
CityNew York City, NY
Country United States United States
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