Living in California for the past 6 years and for the 3rd time decided to move and apply for new…read morehome as a full time student and self employed with my legal co-signer and this community not even ruin and waste my time and energy, the my did soft inquiry on my credit and cousin's credit! "CAROLINA" was not honest to me and not share her full knowledge before I paid for application fee AND DEPOSITE MONEY BEFORE I MOVE IN TO THE PLACE. I explained to her about my income and clearly they saw back and forward, my statements and even mentioned I have a co-signer with good history for the past 6 years and she made me to do all that and without any phone call 30 minutes after she sent a bunch of email for rentals verifications, her manager "DIANA" very rudely sent an email about rejection because of my co-signers credit and on phone call she brought another excuses, my co-signer used to be a co-signer for another 2 people with the letter of explanation we have a proof everything was on time but it's only report. Also, pay stubs are more than x3 and even x5 for source of income. As today on 26th of Feb, not these people wasted $118 only for a small commission for themselves and money from me. Also not sending my $400 deposit check back. I am trying to keep emailing and calling and leaving voicemails for DIANA and CAROLINA but non of them communicating with me. This check supposed to send out last 2 weeks and after a week Diana called me and apologized they just sent out after 10 days and because I am in LA, I would get it in 3-4 business days and now we are a week more (3rd week) I do NOT HAVE MY CHECK AND ANY RESPOND from these people. If you are self-employed even high income, stay away from this unprofessional team who would judge you because you are just smart and making money from your business.

Diana was wonderful to work with and overall I had a wonderful experience touring this property…read more The apartments seem fair and worth what they're asking for, but ultimately I decided to lease in a different neighborhood. They could improve their amenities a little.

I moved into a studio recently, having lived at this complex many years prior…read more Upon move-in, I selected "needs attention" for some items in the online inspection form and (I think) incorrectly assumed that would trigger attention; and found out that I'd need to submit separate maintenance requests. Not a huge deal. I DID struggle initially with noise from nearby apartments, but thankfully, that was rectified as well. My recommendation: if you're sensitive to noise, choose a top-floor unit - and get rugs for the sanity of those below you :) I love the package receiving room, the fact that you can text management and security patrol, and that everyone is super responsive. The units have great storage, and the grounds are gorgeous and well-maintained. It's a little oasis and I'm glad to be here!

Villa Vicente is the only apartment building where the accumulated trash all around the building…read more Even the the parking entrance, terrible

Marvin Fuentes, our Maintenance Manager, recently installed a few things that I needed in my…read moreapartment. He was on time, and he did it quickly and neatly. Marvin has helped me in the past. He always has such a nice attitude; and it is very comforting for me to know that, if I need him, I can count on him. Michele Phillips February 10, 2026

Not worth the money. If it was less expensive, I could overlook some of the horrible amenities, but…read morerent here is outrageous! Look around more than once. Come see this property during peak times, and on weekends. It's not what the pics make it out to be. The pool is always dirty, the laundry rooms are very expensive, bbq pit is a JOKE, the gym is gross, and management is poor. Much better places for same price point.

I can't say enough great things about the property manager - Rah - at Villa Doheny! From the moment…read moreI moved here in 2021, it was clear that the building was in good hands. She goes above and beyond to ensure the property is well-maintained, and that tenants feel heard, respected, and supported. Anytime I've had a maintenance request, she responded almost immediately and had it handled within a day or two. Not only is Rah super responsive, but she also communicates with tenants regularly, keeping us updated on any changes, repairs, or events in the complex. The building is always clean, the landscaping is well-kept, and it's clear that Rah takes pride in creating a safe and welcoming community. She has an amazing way of balancing professionalism with friendliness, making everyone feel at home.

I lived here for 6 great years! I always felt safe and comfortable in the building and I especially…read morelove Rahvaunia. She is a great apartment manager and I appreciated that! Great building on a beautiful street

I moved into Ascent in July of 2019. I had absconded from hollywood after my car was broken into…read moreand I'd had enough of living with airbnb issues. Ascent proved to be a quaint, charming, and relatively modern experience that I needed, with some pitfalls. While the units are all completely updated, it's an old building and now and then you'll hear it and feel it. There were issues with the pipes beneath the wall in my kitchen above the sink that were never a major problem but never resolved either. But that's weho for you- aged very gracefully. At least this neighborhood. The building itself is in the middle of the norma triangle which is one of the best neighborhoods in west hollywood to live in. It is safe, quiet, upscale, charming, and lovely. Ascent offers some perks, like a (very small) rooftop pool with an unobstructed view of downtown los angeles that's absolutely priceless. My jaw fell when I toured and saw it for the first time. It was not worth the price I paid. Like I said I moved in july of '19 into a 730some square foot studio... a large studio for sure. And it was $2,595. At the time I think that it might have been closer to fair, and I also might not have known any better. A year and some months went by and in the midst of the pandemic I found a larger 1 bedroom down the street (closer to santa monica blvd) for $2k a month- plus utilities that I now pay (ascent includes all utilities and cable tv in the rent...) meaning i am now living in a larger and nicer apartment for a net of $350 less per month. It's a lovely building with a lot of charm and elegance, they just are still charging too much for it. I see since I moved out that there are like 6 apartments that have been vacated just on my floor alone and I don't wonder why.

Unfortunately, I didn't end up taking the apartment, but I enjoyed my tour and experience looking…read moreat the Ascent so much, I hope to move here when I do in fact move. Angela went above and beyond to ensure I could view the right apartment for me, with painstaking effort and openness and transparency. The Ascent offers beautiful views from its apartments and the rooftop pool and lounge, and is in the perfect spot in West Hollywood. I won't continue any further because I don't want to add to competition when I apply for an apartment there - thanks Angela!

I am pregnant, and I have never felt as unsafe, stressed, and ignored in my own home as I have…read moreliving here. From the very beginning, I reported constant bugs spiders, roaches, and other insects coming into my apartment every day. The situation escalated to the point where I literally woke up with a large water bug crawling in my bed. Not next to it. In my bed. As a pregnant woman, that moment alone was terrifying. My child has had bugs crawling on him. I have had spider-like bugs on my body while just trying to relax in my own home. We have had bug bites inside the unit. Instead of urgency or concern, I was told this is "normal for the first floor" and that I should "deal with it," even after explaining how unsafe and stressful this has been for me while pregnant. It doesn't stop there. Every time it rains, water leaks into my apartment through the front door. I've had my door "resealed," but the water still comes in. The construction noise from the building renovation is constant and disruptive, and I never received proper communication or support about any of it. On top of all of this, my hot water is unreliable, and my sinks constantly clog, with management telling me it's because I'm on the first floor and "all the upper floors drain into mine." The plumbing and water situation is a disaster. But the worst part of this entire experience was the treatment from the on-site leasing staff. When I went to speak to her about these issues, she literally shut the door in my face. She told me she lives on the first floor too and "just deals with it," as if that makes a roach in my bed and bugs on my pregnant body somehow acceptable. Not once did management acknowledge the severity of the situation. Not once did they treat me like a resident who deserved a safe home. Instead, when I asked for help, I was told my only options were to pay a 60-day lease break fee or move to a more expensive unit. Everything about this experience has been stressful, unsafe, and dismissive especially for a pregnant woman with a young child. I'm writing this review because corporate needs to step in, and families considering moving here deserve to know what they're actually walking into.

I have never in my entire life lived somewhere that managed to be as utterly disappointing,…read morestressful, and honestly unhealthy as The Villas at Park La Brea. If you're considering moving here--don't. Save yourself the headache, the anxiety, and apparently the lung damage too. Let's start with the construction, because it's impossible to ignore when it's basically the soundtrack of your life. Constant loud noise, nonstop disruption, and zero peace. I didn't feel like I lived in an apartment complex--I felt like I lived inside a construction zone. There was no quiet, no calm, and no respect for the people who are paying thousands of dollars to live there. And the worst part? The dust particles. The construction dust wasn't just "a little messy," it was everywhere. Floating in the air, settling on everything, and making it feel like my health was literally at risk just by existing in my own apartment. I was constantly cleaning and still couldn't escape it. It wasn't livable, it wasn't safe, and it honestly felt negligent. To make it even more disruptive, the construction workers would literally bang on our back door to get our attention while we were working. Not knock politely--bang. It was invasive, unprofessional, and beyond frustrating. The lack of boundaries and basic respect for residents was unreal. On top of all of that, management made the experience even worse by wrongfully accusing us of smoking weed, which is absolutely insane. Instead of handling things professionally or even having a normal conversation, they jumped straight to accusations like we were doing something wrong. Being blamed for something you didn't do while already dealing with noise and dust is just the cherry on top of this chaotic mess. But what truly sealed the deal for me was how they handled our attempt to leave. We told them we wanted to terminate our lease early, and we were told that all we needed to do was give a 60-day notice and pay two more months of rent. That's what we agreed to and what we were prepared to do. Instead, they proceeded to send us a $31,000 invoice for the rest of our lease. Yes--$31,000. After telling us something completely different. The lack of transparency and the bait-and-switch behavior was shocking and honestly felt predatory. This company will be hearing from our lawyer

Los Angeles is a city where dreams come true. In this case, getting the opportunity to tour a…read morehigh-rise luxury apartment in one of America's finest cities was an absolute honor and privilege. Since my lady works in the property management field, we were given a full-on tour of "Vision on Wilshire" thanks to the folks at UDR Apartments who made this all possible. Located directly on the corner of Wilshire Blvd. and S. Crescent Heights Blvd. in the Beverly Grove neighborhood of Los Angeles, "Vision on Wilshire" opened its doors during the spring of 2018. We ended up meeting with Olga, the Assistant Community Director of this property. The lobby itself looked more like a luxury hotel than an actual apartment. This is the floor that includes a 24-hour concierge, espresso bar (with a high-end Nespresso machine), and the offices where the managers conduct business. I will have to say that this place sells itself. It is absolutely phenomenal and the amenities are bar none some of the best I've ever seen in my life. This includes a full-on clubhouse, conference rooms, fitness center (with state-of-the-art gym equipment), a massage table, electric car charging stations, and lower garage parking. Additionally, this is a pet friendly community that allows cats and most dog breeds. You also have the option of renting a furnished or unfurnished apartment home. What really sets Vision on Wilshire away from its competition is their dynamic rooftop pool. Olga mentioned to us that this is one of only a couple high rise apartments in all of Los Angeles that offers a rooftop pool. And even better is that this is offered 24 hours a day! Residents also gain full access to a jacuzzi, private cabanas, and even gas grills for cooking your meals on the roof. As far as the apartments itself, every apartment home is prewired with high speed internet. You also receive a top-of-the-line gas range, quartz countertops, full-size stackable washer/dryer, glass backsplash, hardwood floors, a walk-in closet, USB outlets (for your phone, tablet, laptop), keyless entry, Bluetooth enabled thermostat, and even a wine cooler! Oh, and did I mention that you get a patio/balcony with some of the most amazing views of the Hollywood Hills? The lease terms are very flexible as you can lease from a little as one month or as much as one year. As far as the prices, studios start at $3200, 1-bedrooms from $4,300/mo, 2-bedrooms from $6,700/mo, and 3-bedrooms/penthouses that range from $8,000-$12,000/mo. These prices change dramatically depending on the housing market. Do keep in mind that the deposits range from $500-$2500, pet rent is $75/mo, and parking in the underground structure ranges from $250-$400/mo. If much of what I mentioned fits your needs and budget, I would definitely recommend checking "Vision on Wilshire" out. It screams luxury all over it and is in my humble opinion, one of (if not) the finest high-rise apartments I have ever stepped into. LA has thousands of options when it comes to housing; this to me ranks as one of the best. My rating based on the service and entire experience from visiting here, a perfect five stars.

Dec 31- applied and paid $400 * Jan 7- denied…read more * Jan 19 - check supposedly issued (wrong address) * Feb 1 - address corrected * Mar 6 - still no payment That's two months after denial, which is excessive. This is a formal request for the return of my $400 application deposit. My application was denied on January 7, 2026, and I have still not received the refund despite multiple confirmations that the check would be reissued. If I do not receive proof of payment or tracking by Monday, I will file a complaint with the Los Angeles Housing Department and pursue recovery through Small Claims Court. Please no one apply here thanks god I did not move there And I will never giving up on my 400$ abd I will take my money with California low

Hello, since I wasn't able to leave a review from the email I received I'll note it here. I still…read morehaven't heard back from the management company since the email went out. Hopefully major changes can be addressed as this building has lots of issues and improvements are needed. Security in the complex is non existent. Transients are constantly breaking in and accessing this property. They are casing the building and hanging out in the garage/pool area. Security cameras are not helpful especially when constant mail is being stolen. Parking garage gates have issues and are open throughout the day/night. Making transients have easy access to the building. Trash/recycling bins are always full and brings lots of insects and rodents. Pool is not heated and not cleaned as often as it should be plus inside the pool walls are dirty and metal bars are rusty. Tenant bringing homeless and drug addicts into the building. They provide the code to have access to come into the building. We have found drug paraphernalia inside and in the garage. Transients hanging out in laundry room and sleeping in the lobby. Mail theft as residents constantly have things missing and stolen from other tenants or food delivery couriers. Back door/side door gate is always tampered. Constantly see transients walking around back of building and scoping out units to potentially break inside. Police are called often here at the Amalfi. Still waiting for my reimbursement for renters insurance charges. Never heard back or followed up. Elevator is out of order and has mechanical problems multiple times this year. Rent is ridiculously priced for this building especially in this homeless infested city of Weho. Hopefully changes can occur, but from the past years of being a resident here at the Amalfi Weho since 2020 it seems like nothing has changed. I'm sure you will attempt to delete this review as you have done from other tenants. Waiting to hear back... Thank you -Gabriel

Really enjoyed my 3 years here. Had a killer view of the hills and tons of light. When I moved in…read moreeverything had been renovated with new appliances, floors etc. Maintenance was minimal but the few requests I had were handled quickly with no issues. David was the property manager and he was always quick to respond and reasonable if not generous in the follow through. It was really nice to have gated parking and live in a super walkable neighborhood, and generally safe. Also met some nice neighbors who became friends. I'll echo the comment about the old windows. Being a light sleeper, windy days and street noises got to me. Other than that, especially for the price it's a win.