Long Beach condos: every building with 10+ units · page 4
The Los Angeles County Assessor's 2026 roll shows 497 condo buildings with 10+ units in Long Beach, with 15,065 condo units in total; the largest is 388 E Ocean Blvd with 276 units. Each page below gives the building's unit count, year built, unit sizes and bedroom mix.
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All condo buildings (361–480 of 497)
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How many condo buildings are in Long Beach?
The Los Angeles County Assessor's 2026 roll shows 497 buildings with 10 or more condominium units in Long Beach, holding 15,065 condo units between them.
How old are Long Beach's condo buildings?
Half of these buildings were built in 1970 or earlier, and 27 were built in 2000 or later, by the year built the Assessor records.
How do I find a building's HOA?
The Assessor's roll doesn't name associations. Open the building's page below for its unit count, year built and sizes, then ask the seller or the building for the HOA's management contact, or search the California Secretary of State's business search for the association's name.