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803 E Victoria St, Carson: Condo Building Guide

803 E Victoria St has 38 condo units on the 2026 Assessor roll, all two-bedrooms built in 1985, in two recorded sizes. Here is how it compares with its 96-unit neighbor and the rest of Carson, what the homeowners' exemption column hints at, and what only the association can tell you.

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803 E Victoria St in Carson, ZIP 90746, has 38 condominium units on the Los Angeles County Assessor's 2026 roll, all recorded as built in 1985 and all as two-bedrooms. Twenty-six units measure 1,134 square feet and twelve measure 1,179. The county record is summarized at /condo-buildings/803-e-victoria-st-carson-90746.

The roll does not name the homeowners association or record dues, rules, parking, reserves, condition or whether any unit is for sale. This guide sets out what county records and our register showed on November 8, 2026, and who holds the rest.

Two sizes, one bedroom count

The register page gives a range of 1,134 to 1,179 square feet with a median of 1,134. The county's parcel table for the 2026 roll fills in the detail: 26 parcels at exactly 1,134 square feet and 12 at exactly 1,179, recorded as units 101 through 138. Every parcel carries use code 010C, a condominium, and the same 1985 year built and effective year built.

The table also records each unit as two bedrooms and three bathrooms. The roll does not say how it counts a half bath, so if a listing shows a different figure, ask the seller which is right rather than assuming either record is wrong. The roll also says nothing about layouts, stories, garages or which units share walls. A listing's own floor plan or a visit settles those.

Where it sits among Carson's register buildings

Our register at /condo-buildings/in/carson lists 15 Carson addresses with 20 or more condo units, holding 618 units. By unit count, 803 E Victoria St ranks sixth. Its 1,134 square foot median is the sixth smallest of the 15, a little below the 1,166 midpoint of the building medians.

Only four of the 15 are entirely two-bedroom: this address, 849 E Victoria St, 21602 Figueroa St and 434 W 223rd St. Across all 15, 359 of the 618 units are two-bedrooms. If you want a two-bedroom closer to 1,300 square feet, 21602 Figueroa St, at /condo-buildings/21602-figueroa-st-carson-90745, records 37 units of 1,323 square feet, built between 1980 and 1987.

Next door at 849 E Victoria St

803 and 849 E Victoria St are the only register addresses in ZIP 90746. The larger one, at /condo-buildings/849-e-victoria-st-carson-90746, is Carson's biggest on the register: 96 units, built in 1981, all two-bedrooms, from 1,115 to 1,313 square feet with a median of 1,115. Farther along the same street, California State University, Dominguez Hills gives its address as 1000 E. Victoria Street.

The two condo addresses sit on different recorded maps, Tract 41549 for 803 and Tract 37067 for 849, and were built four years apart. The roll does not say whether they share an association, amenities or management, so do not assume they do. If you are comparing units in both, collect each association's documents separately.

Owner-occupancy clues in the exemption column

The 2026 roll also shows which parcels carry the homeowners' exemption. According to the State Board of Equalization, it is a $7,000 reduction in taxable value for a qualifying owner-occupied home, which must have been the owner's principal residence on the January 1 lien date. Owners claim it with a one-time filing with the county assessor.

At 803 E Victoria St, 17 of the 38 parcels carry it, about 45 percent. Next door, 38 of 96 do. Across the 15 Carson register buildings, 274 of 618 do, about 44 percent, ranging from 16 percent at 552 E Carson St to 70 percent at 22539 Figueroa St.

Read that as a rough signal, not an owner-occupancy rate. An owner who lives in a unit may never have filed, and a recent buyer's claim may not be on the roll yet. The Board also relies on claimants to tell the assessor when they stop qualifying. If the share of rented units matters to you or your lender, ask the association directly.

Tract 41549 and the missing association name

Our project page at /condo-associations/803-e-victoria-st-carson-tract-41549-lot-1 places all 38 units on Tract 41549, Lot 1, at this one street address. Our Carson project hub counts 35 condominium projects with 20 or more units, holding 1,634 units, because it groups units by recorded map rather than by street address. That is why this project ranks 16th there while its address ranks sixth on the building register.

Neither the Assessor's roll nor the California Department of Real Estate's subdivision public reports list names the homeowners association, and when our project data was matched against that list on October 30, 2026, it showed no public report for Tract 41549. To find the association, search the Secretary of State's bizfile Online. Its association statement form asks for the association's name, office address and any managing agent. You can also ask the seller. More on association research is at /condo-associations.

Documents to get before you make an offer

A May 2025 California Senate Judiciary Committee analysis summarizes Civil Code section 4525: a seller gives a prospective buyer the governing documents, the most recent budget and financial documents, a statement of current regular and special assessments and any unpaid amounts, unresolved violation notices, approved assessment changes not yet in effect, any provision barring rentals and, on request, board minutes from the past 12 months. Under section 4530, the association must supply those documents within 10 days of a request. If you plan to rent the unit out, read the rental statement first.

The same analysis describes section 5551, the rule known as SB 326. In condominium projects with buildings of three or more multifamily units, a licensed structural engineer or architect visually inspects a random sample of exterior elevated elements: wood-supported decks, balconies, stairways and walkways more than six feet above ground. The first inspection was due by January 1, 2025, then every nine years. The roll does not show whether this property has such elements. Our guide is at /blog/sb-326-balcony-inspection-la-condos, and the checklist is at /research/condo-document-checklist.

No Carson asking-price report yet

LA Condo HQ publishes no market report for Carson as of November 8, 2026. The index at /market-reports lists none, and /market-stats does not break Carson out. This guide therefore quotes no price, rent or dues for any unit here, and the assessed values on the roll are not market prices.

For current listings, check /condos-for-sale and /condos-for-rent, or use the email alert on the register page, which sends new listings and price cuts at this address from the CRMLS listings the site publishes.

Questions buyers ask about 803 E Victoria St

How many condos are at 803 E Victoria St, Carson?

The Los Angeles County Assessor's 2026 roll records 38 condominium units, built in 1985, all two-bedrooms, with 26 at 1,134 square feet and 12 at 1,179.

Who runs the HOA at 803 E Victoria St?

The Assessor's roll and the state's subdivision public reports list do not name the association or a manager. Ask the seller, or search the Secretary of State's bizfile Online for the association's statement.

What are the HOA dues at 803 E Victoria St?

No public record we checked states them. Under Civil Code section 4525, a seller must give a buyer a statement of the association's current regular and special assessments.

How many units at 803 E Victoria St are owner-occupied?

No public record says. On the 2026 roll, 17 of 38 parcels carry the homeowners' exemption, which requires the home to be the owner's principal residence, but owners who never filed do not show up.

Is 803 E Victoria St part of the same complex as 849 E Victoria St?

The roll records them on different tracts, 41549 and 37067, built in 1985 and 1981. It does not say whether they share an association, so ask each seller for that property's own documents.

Who publishes this

LA Condo HQ is published by Eltherion, LLC, a research publisher rather than a brokerage. It does not list on the MLS, represent buyers, negotiate offers or close transactions, and it holds no association records.

Sources and review scope

Sources checked 2026-11-08. The notes identify which facts each publication supports.

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