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The collapse of the building structurally compromised a nearby law office, an architectural firm had water damage, and surrounding buildings had smoke and broken window damage. The 1870s-era building was empty as an estate antiques store recently moved and the upper floors were under renovation. The damage was not limited to this building.
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