825 E 4th Street Condos
825 E 4th Street in Los Angeles, CA 90013 has 52 condominium units on the Los Angeles County Assessor's 2026 roll, built 1923. Units run from 570 to 2,020 square feet (median 1,060). The mix is 51 studios, 1 one-bedroom.
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What the county record shows
- Address
- 825 E 4th Street, Los Angeles, CA 90013
- Condominium units
- 52
- Year built
- 1923
- Living area
- 570 to 2,020 square feet (median 1,060)
- Bedrooms
- 51 studios, 1 one-bedroom
The Assessor counts each condominium unit as its own parcel; these figures summarize the parcels at this address. They say nothing about the HOA's finances, rules or dues, or about units for sale.
Before you buy here
- Ask the seller for the HOA's budget, reserve study, recent minutes and any special assessment notices.
- Ask for the latest SB 326 balcony and elevated-element inspection report; our SB 326 guide explains it.
- Find the association's management contact in the California Secretary of State's business search.
Condo buildings of similar size in Los Angeles
The condo buildings closest to 825 E 4th Street's 52 units among Los Angeles's 1,330 with 20 or more, largest first.
- 1606 N Laurel AveLos Angeles 90046 · 52 units · built 1957
- 18427 Vincennes StLos Angeles 91325 · 52 units · built 1984
- 4115 Glencoe AveLos Angeles 90292 · 52 units · built 2006
- 5454 Zelzah AveLos Angeles 91316 · 52 units · built 1970
- 600 S Ridgeley DrLos Angeles 90036 · 52 units · built 2009
- 8338 Woodley PlLos Angeles 91343 · 52 units · built 1984
- 10945 Hortense StLos Angeles 91602 · 51 units · built 1982
- 11970 Montana AveLos Angeles 90049 · 51 units · built 1964
- 12115 San Vicente BlvdLos Angeles 90049 · 51 units · built 1974
- 15344 Weddington StLos Angeles 91411 · 51 units · built 1965
Good to know
825 E 4th Street: common questions
Answered from the county record, and clear about what it doesn't cover.
How many condos are at 825 E 4th Street, Los Angeles?
The Los Angeles County Assessor's 2026 roll records 52 condominium units at 825 E 4th Street, Los Angeles 90013. That makes it the 371st-largest of the 1,330 condo buildings with 20 or more units in Los Angeles.
When was 825 E 4th Street built?
The Assessor records a year built of 1923 for the condominium units at 825 E 4th Street. That is the building's construction year, not when the units were last sold or renovated.
How big are the condos at 825 E 4th Street?
Living area on the Assessor's roll runs from 570 to 2,020 square feet (median 1,060). By bedrooms: 51 studios, 1 one-bedroom.
Who runs the HOA at 825 E 4th Street?
The Assessor's roll doesn't name the homeowners association. California associations file a statement with the Secretary of State listing their address and management contact; search the California Secretary of State's business search for the association's name, or ask the building's front desk or a unit owner for the current property manager. LA Condo HQ is an independent research site, not the association.
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.
Does 825 E 4th Street need a balcony (SB 326) inspection?
California's SB 326 requires condominium associations to have elevated wood-framed elements such as balconies and walkways inspected on a set schedule. The Assessor's roll does not show whether 825 E 4th Street has completed one. Ask the association for its latest inspection report and reserve study before you buy.
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