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There are 20 apartment complexes in the town, some of which have been converted to condominiums.

The community is famed for its collection of 19th-century buildings, many of which have been converted to small hotels.

The documents, which have been converted to a digital format, concern about 12 million people used as slave laborers during World War II, according to the International Tracing Service, which is responsible for preserving the original data.

Dunoon's marine frontage includes former hotels and villas (many of which have been converted to flats) along the esplanade, which extends for 2 miles (3 km) to the entrance of Holy Loch at Hunter's Quay.

TAXES: $25,000 a year (estimated) CONTACT: Will Klopp and Steve Barsanti, Alain Pinel Realtors, (408 483-2900; thefawcetthouse.com MINNEAPOLIS WHAT: A one-bedroom two-bath loft HOW MUCH: $1,950,000 SIZE: 3,200 square feet PER SQUARE FOOT: $609.37 SETTING: This condo is in the Mills District, named for its former mills, many of which have been converted to offices and condos, as has this building.

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The barn, which has been converted to a studio with a small bathroom, is a vast empty canvas.

The son of a marine inspector, he lived with his family in Fort Jay, which had been converted to family housing.

Separate sources say the Bruni BBM starter pistol – which had been converted to fire live rounds of ammunition – was being carried in Duggan's waistband.

Another weapon, a blank-firing pistol which had been converted to use live rounds, was recovered near the scene of the shooting.

Across the street is the Chambers side of the old New York State Office Building, at 270 Broadway, which has been converted to apartments.