Rock Row in Eagle Rock: townhouses that share no walls

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The kitchens Caesarstone counter overlooks dining and living areas.<br>
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With prices running $482,000 to $569,000, Rock Row has the first homes in Los Angeles under $500,000 to be LEED certified, winning a U.S. Green Building Council rating for green design and sustainable construction methods.<br>
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Rock Row LEED-certified subdivision townhomes

( Barbara Davidson / Los Angeles Times )

The kitchens Caesarstone counter overlooks dining and living areas.

With prices running $482,000 to $569,000, Rock Row has the first homes in Los Angeles under $500,000 to be LEED certified, winning a U.S. Green Building Council rating for green design and sustainable construction methods.

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