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3111 Macaulay St

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2230 San Diego Ave

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2468 Congress St

2466 Congress St

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The View

Palermo Terrace

Villa Lorenz

2063-2071 Chatsworth Blvd

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Casa del Pueblo

Harbor Place

1769 San Diego Ave

Bay Park Apartments

2530 Juan St

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Punta Lara

2918 Dickens St

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Famosa Vista Apartments

4154 Udall St

1767 Torrance St

3737 Keating St

Loma Villa

4231 Voltaire St

4370-4376 Mentone St

3222 Loma Riviera Cir

3778 Keating St

Jo-Mar Apartments

4422 Temecula St

The Greencliff Apartments

4436 Montalvo St

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