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@teacreditorent: Bello departamento, en piso 24 de 1 dormitorio 1 baño, ubicado en Carmen 616 de la comuna de Santiago Promocion 3 meses en $230.000 💵 Canon de arriendo: $270.000 📄 Gastos comunes aprox. $50.000 Para más información contáctanos WhatsApp +56953474737 Correo: [email protected] #arriendo#corredor#departamento#arriendos#administradora#arriendoschile#arriendosantiago#arriendoñuñoa#teacreditorent#capitalinteligente#corredora#propiedades#santiago#santiagocentro#metrolosheroes#caminoagricola#parquemackenna#metroecuador#quintanormal#arriendosdeptos#arriendo#departamento#santaisabel

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