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LA County Assessor records

Temple City condos: every building with 10+ units

The Los Angeles County Assessor's 2026 roll shows 4 condo buildings with 10+ units in Temple City, with 56 condo units in total; the largest is 5004 Farago Ave with 15 units. Each page below gives the building's unit count, year built, unit sizes and bedroom mix.

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One email with the count of condo buildings on the county roll, the ten largest with their unit counts and years built, and a link to every building in Temple City.

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Largest condo buildings in Temple City

  1. 15004 Farago Ave15 units · built 1970 · 91780
  2. 26004 Rosemead Blvd15 units · built 1982 · 91780
  3. 36047 Camellia Ave14 units · built 1974 · 91780
  4. 45659 Mcculloch Ave12 units · built 2017 · 91780

All condo buildings

BuildingZIPUnitsBuilt
6047 Camellia Ave91780141974
5004 Farago Ave91780151970
5659 Mcculloch Ave91780122017
6004 Rosemead Blvd91780151982

Condo projects and HOA records in Temple City

The Assessor's roll also groups Temple City condos by recorded map and lot, which is how an association's development is defined. These are the largest; each page shows the units, year built and how to find the HOA's filing.

All 9 condo projects in Temple City

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How many condo buildings are in Temple City?

The Los Angeles County Assessor's 2026 roll shows 4 buildings with 10 or more condominium units in Temple City, holding 56 condo units between them.

How old are Temple City's condo buildings?

Half of these buildings were built in 1982 or earlier, and 1 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.

Source: Los Angeles County Assessor, Assessor Parcel Data Roll 2026, checked . City is the situs city the Assessor records.