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Updated 06/24/2020 HACLA Asset Management Residential Properties Property Name Category / Program Address City Zip Total Units 0 BR 1 BR 2 BR 3 BR 4 BR Site Mgr Phone Email Seniors 62+/PBV/People 7540 Simpson Avenue with Disabilities 7540 Simpson Avenue North Hollywood 91605 5 3 2 Maria Garcia 818-765-3182 [email protected] Seniors 62+/PBV/People Arthur K Snyder Villa with Disabilities 1536 Yosemite Drive Eagle Rock 90041 80 80 Anna Cordova 323-256-3987 [email protected] Seniors 55+/People with Barbara Ann Apartments Disabilities 13131 Barbara Ann Street North Hollywood 91605 64 64 Celia Myrick 818-503-9766 [email protected] Seniors 55+/People with Brittania Apartments Disabilities 1030 Brittania Street Los Angeles 90033 43 43 Letty Vasquez 323-223-3641 [email protected] Seniors 62+/PBV/People California Apts with Disabilities 609 California Avenue Venice 90291 50 50 Jeanetta Miles 310-392-4001 [email protected] Clemson-Corbett Project Based Section 8 5600 Clemson Los Angeles 90016 128 30 98 Roxana Rubio 323-730-5172 [email protected] Seniors 62+/PBV/People Gibson Manor with Disabilities 1501 E Century Boulevard Los Angeles 90002 50 50 Erika Rios 323-564-0478 [email protected] Seniors 55+/People with Glenalbyn Apartments Disabilities 4122 Glenalbyn Drive Mt. Washington 90064 58 1 57 Matthew Hardy 323-221-6331 [email protected] Seniors 62+/PBV/People Independent Square with Disabilities 2455 S. St. Andrews Place Los Angeles 90018 196 60 136 Lisa Mondragon 323-730-2920 [email protected] Seniors 62+/PBV/People Lankershim with Disabilities 6240 N. Lankershim Boulevard North Hollywood 91606 30 24 6 Anna Frankel 818-763-9514 [email protected] Seniors 62+/PBV/People Las Palmas Gardens with Disabilities 1776 N. Las Palmas Avenue Los Angeles 90028 74 74 Maureen McGinley 323-465-3411 [email protected] Owensmouth Gardens Senior Housing 6300 Owensmouth Avenue Woodland Hills 91367 281 281 Mary Botello 818-715-1750 [email protected] Seniors 62+/PBV/People Reseda East with Disabilities 18450 Ingomar Street Reseda 91335 70 70 Joaquin Hernandez 818-342-7176 [email protected] Seniors 62+/PBV/People Reseda Manor with Disabilities 7725 Reseda Boulevard Reseda 91335 40 40 Joaquin Hernandez 818-342-7191 [email protected] Seniors 55+/People with Sepulveda Apartments Disabilities 10050 Sepulveda Boulevard Mission Hills 91345 51 51 Rosalie Rodriguez 818-830-7370 [email protected] Seniors 62+/PBV/People Simpson Saticoy with Disabilities 7541 Simpson Avenue North Hollywood 91605 40 40 Maria Garcia 818-765-3185 [email protected] Seniors 62+/PBV/People The Manchester with Disabilities 461 W. 87th Los Angeles 90003 27 27 Anna Frankel 213-482-0653 [email protected] Seniors 62+/PBV/People Union Towers with Disabilities 455 S. Union Avenue Los Angeles 90017 200 199 1 Jeannie Cho 213-483-7535 [email protected] Seniors 62+/PBV/People Westside Manor with Disabilities 1224 S. Norton Los Angeles 90019 34 34 Ana Cruz 323-732-9697 [email protected] Seniors 55+/People with Wyandotte Apartments Disabilities 19424 Wyandotte Street Reseda 91335 78 3 75 Alisha Molette 818-349-5636 [email protected] Seniors 55+/People with Yosemite Apartments Disabilities 1560 Yosemite Drive Eagle Rock 90041 100 15 85 Nancy Hamilton 323-255-9534 [email protected] Updated 06/24/2020 1 of 1.

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