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1540 S Orange Grove Ave

1536 S Fairfax Ave

6421 Orange St

1253-1255 S Dunsmuir Ave

5360 San Vicente Blvd

1373 S Ridgeley Dr

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6427-6431 Orange St

1143 S Cochran Ave

1343 S Burnside Ave

6500-6502 Orange St

6450 Orange St

1546 S Fairfax Ave

1505 S Sierra Bonita Ave

1547 S Orange Grove Ave

1341 S Burnside Ave

744 Ridgeley Dr

Preservation III (Site D)

1556 S Orange Grove Ave

1556 S Ogden Dr

1232-1236 S La Jolla Ave

6600 W Olympic Blvd

1212 S La Cienega Blvd

5350 San Vicente Blvd

1021 S Cochran Ave

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1238-1242 S La Jolla Ave

1428 S Crescent Heights Blvd

6504-6506 Orange St

1434 S Crescent Heights Blvd

6451 Orange St

6514 Orange St

1009 S Cochran Ave

1166 S Cochran Ave

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1132 S Cochran Ave

1542 Hi Point St

1136-1138 S Cochran Ave

1210 S Cochran Ave

1158 S Cochran Ave

6507 Orange St

6501 Orange St

6516 Orange St

1438 S Crescent Heights Blvd

1252 S La Jolla Ave

1352 S Burnside Ave

1202 S Cochran Ave

1106-1108 S Cochran Ave

1449 Hauser Blvd

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