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1811 Ivar Ave

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1128 S Oakhurst Dr

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Ivar Hills Apartments

1132 S Oakhurst Dr

1135 Oakhurst Dr

1115 South Cardiff

1125 S Cardiff Ave

1124 Glenville Dr

1128 Glenville Dr

Glenville Apartment's

2307 N Cahuenga Blvd

1138 Glenville Dr

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1118 Rexford Dr

1124 S Rexford Dr

Toluca Towers

1139 Glenville Dr

Cahuenga Heights

1115 Rexford Dr.

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1415 Cardiff Ave

Primrose Garden

9315 Alcott St

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1409 S Beverly Dr

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170 North Crescent Street

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