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106-112 E Sycamore Park Dr

121 N Avenue 52

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5068 Argus Dr

4406-4412 Figueroa St

127 S Ave. 52

5060 Argus Dr

Sycamore Park Apartments

116 E Avenue 45

260 S Avenue 50

139 S Avenue 52

316-322 W Avenue 38

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Highland Village Apartments

3811 N Figueroa St

Yosemite Manor

2147 Baxter St

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408 Isabel St

2355 Cove Ave

120-124 E Avenue 40

119 E Avenue 39

Carlota Park

106-112 E. Avenue 37

4021 Griffin Ave

1900 Silver Lake Blvd

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404 E Chevy Chase Dr

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