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1831 N New Hampshire Ave

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4804 Franklin Ave

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Garfield Arms

1042 N Normandie Ave

1028 N Mariposa Ave

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1029 N Ardmore Ave

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1028 N Ardmore Ave

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5607 La Mirada Ave

1028 N Kingsley Dr

1753 Garfield Pl

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1022 N Kingsley Dr

Clover on Carlton

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