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11610 W Oxnard St

North Hollywood, Los Angeles County, CA 91606 2338008002 8 units · 1948

This building has a substantial enforcement record over the last seven years, but recent activity points to a low risk of further maintenance problems in the next 12 months. Read the records below before you sign. Ask which issues were resolved, get repair commitments in writing, and inspect the unit yourself.

Code Enforcement Cases (7y) vs. neighborhood
Records already on file, against a typical building in North Hollywood — not a forecast
Above average
avg 2.0
5
FewerMore

This building has 5 code enforcement cases (7y), above the North Hollywood average of 2.0.

We don't rank this building against its neighbors. The model's estimates for North Hollywood sit too close together for an ordering between them to mean anything.

Building characteristics
Units8
ZoningLARD2
Year built1948
Total area5,994 sq ft
Use code500
APN (Assessor's Parcel Number)2338008002
Ownership

Registered owner per LA County Assessor records.

Mailing address
11610 Oxnard St North Hollywood Ca 91606

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Rent & eviction protection

Is 11610 W Oxnard St rent-stabilized?

The Los Angeles Rent Stabilization Ordinance (RSO) caps annual rent increases and requires a legal reason to evict for most rental units first built on or before October 1, 1978. Here's how this building scores on the signals that usually point to coverage.

Built on/before Oct 1, 1978
Built 1948
2 or more units
8 units
Use code
500
Zoning
LARD2
Likely covered by the RSO. Building age and unit count suggest most units fall under LA's Rent Stabilization Ordinance, which limits yearly rent increases and requires just cause to evict.

Based on LA County Assessor records. Coverage also extends to condos, townhomes, duplexes, and units attached to commercial buildings. Not legal advice — confirm with the LA Housing Department.

Statewide backstop · AB 1482

California Tenant Protection Act of 2019

Even when a building isn't covered by local rent stabilization, the statewide Tenant Protection Act (AB 1482) may still apply. It caps annual rent increases and requires the landlord to state a legal reason to end most tenancies.

15+ years since occupancy
Built 1948
Annual rent increase cap
5% + CPI, max 10%
Just-cause eviction
After 12 months
Local rent control likely takes priority. This building appears to fall under the local ordinance above, which is stronger than AB 1482. Where a local just-cause ordinance applies, its rules govern instead of the state cap.

AB 1482 does not apply to single-family homes and condos unless owned by a corporation, REIT, or an LLC with a corporate member; to owner-occupied duplexes; or to deed-restricted affordable housing. The Act is in effect until January 1, 2030. Not legal advice — see the California landlord–tenant guide.

Augrented Insights
Initial analysis

The 8-unit multifamily building at 11610 W Oxnard St in North Hollywood, constructed in 1948 and currently owned by First Class Developments LLC, has experienced several noteworthy events over the past several years. The building has recorded five code enforcement violations in the past seven years, with a particularly concentrated period of activity occurring in March 2022 when multiple pro-active code enforcement cases were opened and closed on the same day, all within the South Valley area. Prior to these, there was one additional pro-active code enforcement case from January 2018 that was also resolved on the same day. The property has generated 25 MyLA311 service requests in the past seven years, with the most recent activity occurring in 2026, including two item pickup requests (one cancelled), two streetlight repair requests (one in progress as of March 2026), dockless mobility enforcement, and a dead animal removal service request, all of which seem to relate more to street and neighborhood maintenance rather than direct building issues. While the building has experienced code enforcement scrutiny, particularly in early 2022, the issues appear to have been resolved promptly, with no ongoing violations recorded in recent years, though it's noteworthy that most service requests pertain to external infrastructure rather than building-specific concerns.

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Risk rating

How 11610 W Oxnard St's risk score is calculated

We trained a model on 7 years of LA County code enforcement data — code enforcement cases, building & safety requests, foreclosure registrations, and owner track records. It estimates the probability that LA County will open a code enforcement case at this address in the next 12 months. Lower % = safer.

What the score means for you

Lower risk — safer than most nearby

LA County rarely opens code cases here. Strong maintenance history and a clean complaint record.

Typical — about average for the neighborhood

Some past violations or complaints on record. Worth asking the landlord about any open issues before signing.

Higher risk — riskier than most nearby

Elevated violation and complaint history. LA County has opened cases here before and is statistically likely to again.

Neighborhood percentile
Not rated

We don't rank this building against its neighbors. The model's estimates within North Hollywood sit too close together for an ordering between them to mean anything.

Predicted 12-month outcome
100%
No code
case
0%
Code case
likely
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Year built

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Last sale price

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12-Month risk forecast
Low failure risk 0%
Estimated probability of a code enforcement case in the next 12 months.
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11610 W Oxnard St event timeline

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2026
MyLA311 Request Mar 31
Item Pickups
Closed
MyLA311 RequestMar 31
Item Pickups

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