MANHATTAN — Authorities are working to determine the cause of an apartment fire in Manhattan.

Just before 2:30p.m. on Monday, fire crews were dispatched to 1300 Marlatt Avenue Apartment #501 in Manhattan for a report of a fire, according Deputy Fire Chief Ryan Almes.

Upon arrival, crews found a two-story apartment building with a fire on the first floor. Fire crews quickly entered the apartment, attacked the fire, and searched the building.&nbsp; The fire was extinguished within 5 minutes. The residents were not home at the time of the fire and no injuries were reported.&nbsp; The building is a two-story, eight-unit apartment building. Loss is estimated at $15,000 to contents and $25,000 to the structure, according to Almes. The two residents of the fire apartment were displaced.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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 </figure>MANHATTAN — Authorities are working to determine the cause of an apartment fire in Manhattan.Just before 2:30p.m. on Monday, fire crews were dispatched to 1300 Marlatt Avenue Apartment #501 in Manhattan for a report of a fire, according Deputy Fire Chief Ryan Almes. Upon arrival, crews found a two-story apartment building with a fire on the first floor. Fire crews quickly entered the apartment, attacked the fire, and searched the building.&nbsp; The fire was extinguished within 5 minutes. The residents were not home at the time of the fire and no injuries were reported.&nbsp; The building is a two-story, eight-unit apartment building. Loss is estimated at $15,000 to contents and $25,000 to the structure, according to Almes. The two residents of the fire apartment were displaced.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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