We had narrowed our choices to 3 buildings we liked best in DTLA: Metropolis, Ten50 and Evo. Evo…read morewas 3rd on my list. Of the 3, Evo is the oldest and the other 2 just wow you with their interiors. In our search for a new home, we ran across a realtor who strongly suggested Evo. He said they have the most responsive, friendliest staff. They have the healthiest balance sheet/financials. I then made calls to all 3 asking some detailed questions. Only Evo was someone available to immediately answer my Q's. Neither of the others ever returned my calls, and I called on multiple days. Shout out to Francisco, the manager for his knowledge and always making time for me. This clinched it for us. When making the biggest financial decision of your life, it's not just how pretty the unit is, but does anyone have your back? PS. 2 days ago, when heading out to lunch I noticed the building back door did not close fully. I emailed the front desk walking out, on my way back there was a maintenance employee looking at it. Fixed same day.

Wow is this place pretty. Perfect distant view of all of LA's skyscrapers. With a rooftop lounge,…read morepool and high end security...not sure why anyone would not want to live here. Only a block or two from Staples Center and LA Live. But of course, its expensive haha Parking: Structure for residents (very very very tight, no kiddin...crazier than asian compact parking). Public Parking: Street Parking Meter 2hours ($2) or Private Lots $5-$7 Location: Prime P.S. Did I mention that you can also see the Hollywood sign from here!

Roberto was amazing! He was incredibly knowledgeable, welcoming, and patient throughout the entire…read moretour. He even showed me multiple layouts to help me get a better feel for what 8th and Grand offers since I was still deciding. His professionalism and energy made the experience so easy and enjoyable. I will definitely be recommending 8th and Grand to my family and friends! Kenya G.

Don't move here unless you want to frequently be stuck in an elevator and have the residence team…read morerefuse to provide any concession for making you late to work. I have been stuck in this elevator multiple times as a resident. This is not a one time maintenance issue this is a recurring problem that management is aware of and has failed to fix. When I requested a concession for the inconvenience and lost time, they refused to take any accountability whatsoever. A luxury building in Los Angeles charging premium rent cannot maintain a functioning elevator or treat their residents with basic respect.

Dustin is an amazing fitness trainer at F8! He's knowledgeable, friendly, and always makes the…read moreworkouts challenging but fun. He really takes the time to understand your goals and gives great guidance. Highly recommend training with him!

I'm leaving a review for Brian in upper management. I was there at Sora as a guest to a resident,…read moreand I was excited to apply for an apartment, until Brian came and kicked out another guest (Ashley Brown who was the one who recommended the apartment to me) out on a technicality in front of a large group of residents and guests. This was not only awkward and confrontational but petty and embarrassing. Whatever beef he had, he did not need to air in front of a group of paying residents, club members, and future tenants who were previously having a great time. I searched so hard for a benefit of the doubt but couldn't find a professional reason to do this. Ashley was a former employee who left on great terms, and Brian really embarrassed himself and Sentral (the management company) trying to accomplish god knows what. I'm appalled at how petty he was as part of management. I wouldn't touch a lease here with a 100 ft pole. I prefer home to be somewhere relaxing. Imagine coming home and the staff are causing drama everywhere. I hear it's not the first time he's deterred a potential resident. Or the second. Or the third. Comments from current Club residents: "Things were great until Brian started feeding us nothing but soggy fish and chips." Comments from me: " I am sparing myself from a life of unprofessionalism and drama and renting elsewhere."

I lived here for almost two years, and my favorite part was definitely the building's architecture…read more It's been nearly a year since I moved out, but I still think about this unit every day--I truly loved living here. Like any apartment complex in LA, issues will come up from time to time, but I always felt they were handled promptly. Management addressed any problems I had in a reasonable timeframe. As for concerns like trash and homelessness, that's just a broader California issue. Whether you rent at Hope + Flower, Circa, or anywhere else in DTLA, you'll likely encounter similar challenges. These are systemic problems tied to the officials we elect, not something an apartment complex's management can fully control but that's a whole other conversation.

Today I walked out of our building with a notice that the city is going to shut off our gas since…read moremanagement hasn't bothered to pay the bill for a while. (Picture included) The pictures in this I profile are from when the building first opened. The pictures included in this review are from the last year or two. After 3 years of living here, I've absolutely had it. The list of issues with the building are too many to list. Unresolved issues include, RODENTS, false billings, no security, constant city violations, break-ins, broken or useless amenities, and a manager that lies pathologically. There is nothing luxury about living here, at least not any more. Since the building was bought by the new owners it has been a steady decline in quality of living. In every way possible. A lot of the reviews here are from non-residents or outdated or from airbnb guests which are set up here illegally. A large number of residents have moved out in the last 6 months directly due to these issues. This has made our utilities jump up 75% due to low occupancy. I WILL ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS YOU MAY HAVE.

Love to come here with my family nice view. Very clean. A lot of parking lot. Nice reception area.read more

One of the best places to live downtown! Absolutely NO parking issues at all, for residences or…read moreyour guests. Pool, spa, cabanas, fire pit, and BBQ's on the 17th deck. A gym, a movie room, and a conference center. Doesn't get much better than this. www.1100wilshirela.com

Do Not Lease Here!!! I used to love this apartment and even recommended my friends move here, which…read moreI now deeply regret!!! Beaudry's management, specifically Esteban Moroz, is now trying to extort extra money from me by ignoring their own written records. The Facts: * Proof Ignored: I sent an email on 12/4 notifying them of my intent to vacate. I have an email from their staff on 12/16 formally confirming my Jan 6 move-out. Esteban is choosing to ignore and deny this clear evidence. * Glitched Records: Esteban Moroz is now trying to override this written confirmation by citing a glitched system document dated Dec 17th. The document he's using is broken and the dates are cut off. *Esteban is now trying to charge me for extra days I didn't live there, claiming my notice was "late." It's heartbreaking to see a place I once recommended turn into a business that wait until you move out to pretend your notice didn't happen so they can send you a bill for extra money.

I've had a wonderful experience living at Beaudry. The building is beautiful, modern,…read morewell-maintained, and offers great amenities. The move-in process was smooth, and the staff has been incredibly professional and welcoming. I especially want to recognize TaMesha for her outstanding support. She has been extremely patient, kind, and detail-oriented throughout my entire experience. Before I moved in, she took the time to answer all of my questions and made sure everything was ready for my arrival. Even after I moved in, she continued to help me with anything I needed and always responded with professionalism and genuine care. Her dedication, attentiveness, and positive attitude made a huge difference, and I am very grateful for all of her help.

I have nothing but great things to say about my experience while living at The Emerson! The staff…read moreis amazing, extremely professional, personable and efficient. The apartments have quality finishes with unique touches and the property has some of the best amenities I've ever seen. The floor plans and landscaping is unique, and even the smell of the building present a pleasant vibe. I'd advise anyone to choose The Emerson when looking for a luxury apartment downtown LA. Last but not least, I want to give a special shout out to Chris Sledd. He's one of the property managers, and a great example of excellence. He's been awesome! He's extremely professional, very informative, is patient, empathetic, thorough and just extremely efficient in follow up and follow through. ANYTHING I've needed, he's made sure it was done and quickly. A true blessing to The Emerson and a pleasure to call him my manager.

I'm a current resident of The Emerson, and I'm very DISAPPOINTED by the announced reduction in…read moreconcierge service. Before I signed my lease, the leasing team sent me a brochure advertising a "24-Hour Attended Lobby with Concierge." On August 28, management announced that concierge hours would change to Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., starting September 28, 2026. But oh boy, my fixed-term lease continues into 2027. I regularly use the concierge outside those hours. Sometimes I can only get home in the evening to collect packages. I have guests visit at night, and I leave items with the concierge when I'm away. Evening and weekend availability makes a real difference to how I use the building. A weekday-only schedule leaves out much of the time when I need assistance. The new guide says oversized packages that aren't collected during business hours won't be accessible until the office reopens. It also puts responsibility on residents to coordinate access for visitors, food deliveries, and other service providers. I'm concerned about how these situations will work without concierge assistance in the evening. Weekend arrangements also need clarification: the guide lists weekday staffing but seven-day package acceptance. Package lockers and entry apps already exist here; I still value having someone onsite to help with deliveries, visitors, and handoffs. This is a significant downgrade in a service I actually use, announced while I'm committed to a fixed-term lease. I have asked management in writing to pause the change and preserve the existing service. If you're considering renting here, ask for the current concierge schedule and any commitments about services during your lease in writing.

Sierra was an absolute 10/10. She is the BEST employee we could have ever ran into. We were lost…read morefor several hours and we cannot find our way and she delightfully helped us and even walked us to the location/safety which was not part of her job description she went above and beyond this woman needs a raise immediately or recognition as well on top of a raise for her amazing work ethic. Again this was Sierra that went above and beyond. We look forward to staying there in the future thanks to you.

There is a giant air gap in my AC system that pulls hot air and insulation dust from the building's…read moreouter walls into my apartment. Management has fought against addressing it, saying that everyone's unit is like that. I have been extremely patient, created service requests, emailed, and repeatedly asked for help, but have essentially been left with the choice of living this way or moving. I have lived at The Grand since January, and unfortunately my experience has become increasingly frustrating. My apartment has experienced recurring flooring and water intrusion issues since shortly after moving in. The flooring had already been replaced before I moved in and has required additional replacement multiple times since. I also had a window fixture fall and strike me in the head, for which I received little more than an apology and replacement. There have also been repeated maintenance visits and disruptions, including maintenance entering my apartment while I was not home after I specifically asked that they not do so. The hallway carpet has been another major frustration because terrible odors constantly permeate into my unit. My original request was simple: general cleaning around the elevator doors and surrounding common area. Instead, the carpet cleaning that was eventually performed created a much bigger problem. After a carpet extraction machine was used, a terrible odor developed in the hallway. I repeatedly reported it. Rather than resolving the underlying problem, attempts were made to cover it with aerosol spray and heavily scented carpet freshener. The fragrance became so strong that it entered my apartment through the hallway airflow and woke me up at night. I repeatedly explained that covering an odor is not the same as fixing the problem. The smell has persisted for weeks, and I have continued asking for a proper resolution. Eventually, management told me they had provided all appropriate services and that no additional cleaning or changes would be scheduled. What is especially frustrating is that a simple request for common-area cleaning turned into a persistent odor problem. This has affected my ability to comfortably enjoy my home since April, and for five months I have been pleading for help while feeling that the problem is being managed around rather than actually fixed. There have also been recurring issues throughout the building, including stains and debris remaining in common areas, rejected requests for basic cleaning, fixtures and finishes needing attention, and repairs that often require multiple attempts. Management needs to address the AC air gap and lingering odor rather than continuing to dismiss or cover the problems. I chose to live here and want to enjoy my home again. At this point, I am simply asking for these ongoing issues to finally be taken seriously and properly fixed so I can live in peace instead of worrying about what condition or smell I will come home to each day.