Palm Oasis Condominiums, Long Beach
Named for its DRE subdivision name, “PALM OASIS CONDOMINIUMS”. This is not the HOA's name.
The Los Angeles County Assessor's 2026 roll records 24 condominium unit parcels on Tract 61763, Lot 1, at 1509 Stanley Ave, Long Beach, CA 90804, built 1990. California DRE lists 3 subdivision public reports for Tract 61763. Neither record names the HOA; the steps below show where to find it.
What the public records show
- Recorded map
- Tract 61763, Lot 1 · from each unit's legal description on the roll
- DRE subdivision name
- PALM OASIS CONDOMINIUMS
- Condominium unit parcels
- 24
- Street addresses
- 1 (distinct situs addresses; the roll does not count buildings)
- City and ZIP
- Long Beach, CA 90804 (where most units are)
- Year built
- 1990 (Assessor YearBuilt)
- Unit types
- Condominium conversion (24, use code 010E)
The Assessor counts each condominium unit as its own parcel; these figures summarize the units described on Tract 61763, Lot 1. The roll's recording date for a unit is its latest recorded deed, not the date the condominium was created, so it is not shown. Nothing here describes the HOA's finances, rules or dues.
Finding this project's HOA
Neither the Assessor's roll nor DRE's list names the homeowners association. Two public routes do:
- The Secretary of State. California Civil Code section 5405 requires every common interest development association to file a Statement by Common Interest Development Association (Form SI-CID) with the Secretary of State every two years, giving the association's name and address, the development's name and address, and its managing agent, if any. Search bizfile Online (bizfileonline.sos.ca.gov) for the development's name or street.
- The seller. Civil Code section 4525 requires a seller to give the buyer the association's governing documents, budget and reserve disclosures, financial statement, the unit's assessments and any unpaid amounts, and notices of violations before title transfers. Under section 4530 the association must provide those to the owner within 10 days of a written request.
Street addresses on the roll
Every situs address the Assessor records for the project's units.
- 1509 Stanley AveLong Beach 90804 · 24 units
DRE subdivision public reports for Tract 61763
A public report is the disclosure the California Department of Real Estate issues before new subdivision interests are sold. These 3 name Tract 61763 in Los Angeles County exactly; a tract can have several (phases, amendments, renewals), so all are listed.
| DRE subdivision name | Subdivider | Issued | DRE file / document |
|---|---|---|---|
| PALM OASIS CONDOMINIUMS | MGC HOMES INC | 121778LA / S00 | |
| PALM OASIS CONDOMINIUMS | MGC HOMES INC | 121778LA / F00C00 | |
| PALM OASIS CONDOMINIUMS | MGC HOMES INC | 121778LA / F00 |
Condominium projects of similar size in Long Beach
The projects closest to Palm Oasis Condominiums's 24 units among Long Beach's 182 with 20 or more, largest first.
- Condo project at 3452 Elm AveTract 2964, Lot 11, Block 10 · 24 units · built 1966
- Condo project at 3609 E 2nd StTract 32112 · 24 units · built 1969
- Condo project at 615 E BroadwayTract 26606 · 24 units · built 1972
- Casa Roswell CondominiumsTract 52168, Lot 1 · 24 units · built 1988
- Long Beach Court CondominiumsTract 49190, Lot 1 · 24 units · built 1988
- Condo project at 1055 Orizaba AveTract 63802, Lot 1 · 23 units · built 1988
- Condo project at 602 Dawson AveTract 83035, Lot 1 · 23 units · built 2023
- Condo project at 1525 E Appleton StTract 32846 · 22 units · built 1977
- Condo project at 2500 E 4th StTract 40666, Lot 1 · 22 units · built 1982
- Condo project at 382 Coronado AveTract 52040, Lot 1 · 22 units · built 1969 to 1989
Good to know
Palm Oasis Condominiums: common questions
Answered from the county and state records, and clear about what they don't cover.
What is the HOA for Palm Oasis Condominiums?
Neither the Los Angeles County Assessor's roll nor the California DRE public-report list names the homeowners association for Palm Oasis Condominiums (Tract 61763, Lot 1). California associations file a Statement by Common Interest Development Association (Form SI-CID) with the Secretary of State under Civil Code section 5405; search bizfile Online at bizfileonline.sos.ca.gov, or ask the seller, who must provide the association's documents under Civil Code section 4525. LA Condo HQ is an independent research site, not the association.
How many units does Palm Oasis Condominiums have?
The Assessor's 2026 roll records 24 condominium unit parcels on Tract 61763, Lot 1, at 1509 Stanley Ave, Long Beach, CA 90804. That makes it the 136th-largest of the 182 condominium projects with 20 or more units in Long Beach.
When was Palm Oasis Condominiums built?
The Assessor records a year built of 1990 for these units (the roll's YearBuilt field). The roll's per-unit recording dates are each unit's latest deed, not the date the condominium was created, so they are not a guide to the project's age.
Who developed Palm Oasis Condominiums?
California DRE's Subdivision Public Reports list has 3 public reports for Tract 61763 in Los Angeles County, issued between July 13, 2005 and April 28, 2006. The subdivider it lists is MGC HOMES INC.
What documents does a seller at Palm Oasis Condominiums have to provide?
California Civil Code section 4525 requires a condominium seller to give the buyer, as soon as practicable before title transfers, the association's governing documents, its budget and reserve disclosures, its financial statement, the unit's assessments and any unpaid amounts, notices of violations and other required disclosures. Under section 4530 the association must provide those documents to the owner within 10 days of a written request, and may charge a fee for its reasonable cost.
I'm a lender or title company. Who completes the condo questionnaire and provides the insurance certificate?
The association or its management company — not LA Condo HQ. We are an independent research website with no access to any association's records, so we can't complete condo questionnaires, issue estoppel certificates or supply master insurance policies. Ask the unit owner or the building for the current property manager, or look up the association's registered agent and principal address in the California Secretary of State's business search.
Sources: Los Angeles County Assessor, Assessor Parcel Data Roll 2026 (condominium use codes; reused under the LA County eGIS terms of use), checked . California Department of Real Estate, Subdivision Public Reports list (public domain under DRE's Conditions of Use), downloaded , joined on the exact tract number.
Units are grouped by the recorded map and lot in each unit's legal description. Street names are shown as the Assessor records them.
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