Los Angeles Apartment Reviews - Los Angeles Apartments

With Southern California University, Peoples College of Law, Southwestern University School and Loyola Law School so close by, William Penn Apartments are convenient for faculty and staff. The Harbor Freeway and several Metro stops are not far from the property, making commuting a snap. Stores like California Donuts, Home Depot, and Food 4 Less are just down the street. Despite the prime location and 2 minutes drive to the Staples Center, several tenants would not renew their lease. Many residents are frustrated with misleading rent prices, inadequate parking, and infestation problems. However, new management took over and 2012 reviewers note that updates are in process and security is tighter. Read all reviews...

Great for college students, Park West is in walking distance from Loyola Marymount University and Otis School of Design, as well as beaches, the airport and other great elements of L.A. The units come with many different amenities, and six floor plans available to fit your style and budget. Rent ranges anywhere from $1400-$2135. Some tenants have said that the amenities do have some age on them, considering the apartments are slightly older, but for the most part, everything still works properly. Inquiries can be made during office hours of 9 AM to 6 PM Monday-Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday; 9 AM to 7 PM on Thursday; and 11 AM to 5 PM on Sunday. Read all reviews...

National Apartments sit directly on National Boulevard, a short drive to I-10 or short walk to several bus stops. Residents enjoy the wide array of restaurant choices, from KFC to Bagel Factory or Westdale Donuts. Shopping is easy when National Boulevard is packed with stores like Whole Foods, Big Lots, Staples, and Rite Aid. Though the area is convenient, reviewers are disappointed in the management staff, increasing rent prices, and would like to see the building better taken care of. Read all reviews...

Located in Century City, right near Beverly Hills. Hillcreste is conveniently located near I-405, Santa Monica, Rodeo Drive, and many other shopping options. The property offers six different floor plans that offer a variety of amenities, onsite luxuries, sizes, and prices. Rent ranges anywhere from $2239-$4383. There have been many changes in staffing throughout the years, but the Hillcreste is determined to try to find the best people they can, even if that means they often change. Inquiries can be made during office hours of 9 AM to 6 PM Monday-Friday; 10 AM to 5 PM on weekends. Read all reviews...

Just minutes from downtown LA, The Flat is bustling with modern amenities and a lively community. The Staples Center is only half a mile away - catching a Lakers game or Kings match is convenient and close by. The building is close to MacArthur Park, perfect for those looking to find nature and relaxation in the city. Several dining options are in the area including E.T. Ninety Four Cafe, which serves authentic Thai cuisine and The Sandwich Joint, which is a neighborhood favorite that serves up extraordinary sandwiches. Tenants have given The Flat mixed reviews: some find that the staff is unresponsive and the facilities in need of repair, while others found the complex locale to be convenient and the management to be friendly. Read all reviews...

Situated in downtown LA, Sakura Crossing is nestled in the pleasant neighborhood of Little Tokyo. The area is not only rich with Japanese culture with the Japanese American National Museum just around the corner and several Japanese eateries nearby, but also filled with art and music events. The Geffen Contemporary at MOCA is known for exhibiting thought-provoking street art, CB1 Gallery offers abstract art exhibits, and La Plaza De Culturas Y Artes provides beautiful Mexican-American art. The building is conveniently located near several metro stations as well as the Little Toyko/Arts District Lightrail station. While the location is optimal, tenants have been unimpressed by the building's quality and the included facilities. Read all reviews...

Hampshire Place Apartments is located in the heart of Koreantown and moments away from Shriners Hospitals for Children. The metro station is just down the block from the complex, providing an easy commute to downtown LA. Grocers in the area offer ethnic and fresh ingredients including Zion Market, Aladin Sweets and Market, and Seafood City. Restaurants are also abundant, making dining out an easy endeavor: Dan Sungsa just outside the building serves the popular Korean fried chicken, Fat Fish has a rotating sushi bar, and H.M.S Bounty is a nautical themed eatery with fresh seafood. Tenants find that the rent is overpriced and have complained about the poor management, but others have enjoyed the well-maintained amenities and friendly staff. Read all reviews...

Essex Properties at Miracle Mile is in Central LA and just under 4 miles from Beverly Hills. The area is perfect for those who love vintage goods and thrifting: The Way We Wore, Golyester Vintage Clothing, and Liz's Antique Hardware are all conveniently located on South La Brea Avenue, just parallel of South Detroit Street. The fitness culture in LA rings true in this neighborhood with several exercise options including Moksha Yoga, CrossFit Hollywood, Cobrinha Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu & Fitness, and multiple parks all close by. Some reviewers have been unhappy about the living situation, claiming that a bug infestation has not been properly resolved by maintenance and that the management staff can be difficult to reach. Read all reviews...

The Versailles is nestled in Central LA between Hollywood and Downtown. The complex resides in the city's Koreatown, which offers excellent dining options for those hungry for some Korean BBQ; Tahoe Galbi has all-you-can-eat KBBQ, Bann serves up authentic Korean dishes, and Hae Jang Con Korean BBQ Restaurant is reviewed to be one of the best restaurants in LA. The neighborhood is also enriched with several cultural facilities: the Getty House Foundation, the Korean American Museum, and the Petersen Automotive Museum are all within walking distance. Some reviewers have been discontent with the management and have also complained about the noise-level of the building. Read all reviews...

Virgil Square is located in Koreatown/Wilshire Center. Renters may be comforted to know that the property is just around the corner from Shriners Hospital for Children. Furthermore, the property is right next to the Shatto Recreation Center & Park, not to mention a variety of shops and eateries, such as Rite Aid, McDonald’s, Ralph’s, Starbucks, Bank of America, Round, and Metro Chinese Express. Reviews have mentioned trouble with noisy neighbors and that the area can be unsafe at times, but management has been notified of tenant concerns. Read all reviews...