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ON KINGSTON AVE & UNION ST., JUST STEPS FROM the Subway  Kingston Ave & Union St. only 1 BLOCK from the subway Only $99 a day  Delightfully Heated & Air Conditioned Beautiful New and Clean apartment, Upstairs 3 -2 or 1 bedroom suites 10 Kosher eateries within 1 block CLEANING DAILY, Fresh Towels & Linen refrigerator & hot water urn, - Fast WIFI CALL to reserve any date email  AvrahamHish@gmail.com Avi: This week ,was a fierce Rainstorm, I went to the subway to midtown Manhattan in 1 minute, back to our rooms in a few steps. Thank you for your apartment 1 block from the subway and only $99 day Parkway Suite Room #1 Parkway Suite Room #2 President Suite Room #1 President Suite Room #2 Sterling Rooms #1 Sterling Rooms #2 Sterling Rooms #3 Private Bathroom Kitchnette
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