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1933 1/2 Preuss Rd

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1272 Queen Anne Plz

1223 Wilcox Ave

1216 S Lucerne Blvd

1947 S Shenandoah St

6635 De Longpre Ave

1549 S Beverly Dr

4706 St Elmo Dr

1345 Seward St

6650 Leland Way

6631 De Longpre Ave

Villa Nova

4537 St Charles Pl

1215 S Plymouth Blvd

6612 De Longpre Ave

1930 S Robertson Blvd

1959-1963 S Shenandoah St

6640 Leland Way

1231 S Plymouth Blvd

4534 St Charles Pl

Plymouth Residences

4326-4532 St Charles Pl

1220 Cole Pl

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1225-1227 1/2 S Plymouth Blvd

1245 S Plymouth Blvd

1150 S Plymouth Blvd

1718-1920 La Mirada Ave

1230 S Plymouth Blvd

1271 S Plymouth Blvd

6527 Fountain Ave

Colex Apartments

1210 S Plymouth Blvd

4566 Saturn St

4553 Saturn St

1621 La Fayette Rd

1958 S Robertson Blvd

6433 La Mirada Ave

4522 St Charles Pl

4542 W 17th St

1960 S Robertson Blvd

1604 La Fayette Rd

1140 N Cahuenga Blvd

1127 Lillian Way

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