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Baldwin Manor and Windsor Manor Apartments

Preservation II (Site B)

3956-3960 Crenshaw Blvd

1340 W 30th St

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4084 S Figueroa St

Harvard Plaza Apartments

4162 S Figueroa St

2626-2646 S Manhattan Pl

Two Worlds Apartments

2634 Dalton Ave

2906 W Jefferson Blvd

2622 S Manhattan Pl

1495 W. 29th St.

527 W 46th St

Hub LA Coliseum

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620 W 48th St

2619-2631 Brighton Ave

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2601 S Manhattan Pl

2628-2632 Halldale Ave

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Crenshaw Family

1061 W 57th St

The Mesa Verde

2960 8th Ave

3014 W 54th St

3032 9th Ave

2199 W 26th Pl

Heritage 1275

2235 W 26th Pl

5201 S Hoover St

3018 9th Ave

1236-1238 W 30th St

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Garrett Gardens

Adams Senior Citizen Housing

533 W 49th St

1444 W. 28th St

1050-1052 W 57th St

540 W 49th St

Crenshaw Village Apartments

5301 11th Ave

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