I've enjoyed living here so far. The building is welcoming, well-kept and clean, and everyone I've…read moreinteracted with has been so friendly and helpful. Shoutout to the Concierge team! Priscilla is so warm and lovely, and she's been especially helpful with all the mail I've had coming in. Carlos is always friendly and welcoming, and is happy to help whenever I need something. Chris is also incredibly kind and professional, and always makes me feel welcome. Yvette was great throughout the renting process and was always happy to answer all of my questions. In addition... The maintenance team has also been great. They're kind, responsive, and quick to take care of anything that comes up. Overall, I really appreciate how nice and attentive everyone here is!

Extremely disappointed in the way I was treated this morning when I went to tour this building…read more Apparently there's a glitch in their system that allows potential tenants to book a tour at 9am, but in reality they don't start tours till 10am. So I booked a tour last night for 9am this morning. Got an email confirmation. I show up a few minutes before 9am to the leasing office. Then finally at around 9:15 someone, a female employee, walks up to the front door to open the office. As I approach her to let her know I have an appointment she has attitude and is in disbelief that I have an appt. She's very harsh with her tone when asking me who confirmed it and I tell her I just have an email confirmation. Visibly bothered she lets me in and says that maybe they'll be able to show me the units. Then this is where it gets worse. The next person, another female, didn't get her name because she didn't bother introducing herself, and her too is instantly visibly irritated. Apparently at the fact that I'm there at 9am when they don't start tours till 10am. Starts asking how I got that appt, letting me know that it shouldn't have happened. Asks to see proof, and what website. Btw this was the only thing she seemed to actually care about in our whole 15min interaction. Then she starts asking me my move in date, I tell her I'm flexible and that seems to annoy her too, since she asked me that a few times. The whole time I'm explaining to her what I'm looking for, she just seems so annoyed and uninterested. Gives little to no insight of the units I'm asking about. Give me no alternatives to floor plans since the ones I mentioned are not available to see. And the whole time she is just visibly irritated. Judging by how little effort she put in to her appearance that morning, I'm assuming she was having a rough morning. I start asking her about the application process and she says that their standard approval requirements are two years tax returns and 6 months bank statements!!!! I'm literally floored, I'm trying to rent this $4k unit, not buy it. But besides the point. There was no way i could proceed to see any units with this person with such a heavy energy. Looking for a place has been stressful enough, the last thing I need is the person who's showing me these places to be taking out her frustration on me simply because I booked an appt on a time that wasn't supposed to be allowed. I can only imagine how the rest of the staff is solely based on this interaction with these two people at Opus.

I recently moved to Los Angeles and have been apartment hunting. I toured several places in the…read moreKTOWN/DTLA area, and Diana and JP at Hallasan were the most professional leasing agents I've met so far. I scheduled the tour online, and they even sent me floor plans and videos of the units I was interested in ahead of time. During the tour, they were extremely kind, patient, and took the time to explain everything in detail. The moment I walked into the lobby, I loved the resort-like atmosphere. Since the building is newly built, the design is beautiful, and the amenities are excellent especially the security system. I can't access other floors by elevator without permission, which made it feel very secure. Most of all, the rooftop was truly impressive

Honestly one of the best places to live in ktown. The amenities are gorgeous and always well…read moremaintained. The sound proofing is great! No complaints about hearing my neighbors. The community is incredibly friendly. I've had such good memories just clicking with another group of residents on the roof. Some even became good friends. The staff is always warm and super responsive! Maintenance was ahelpful and speedy. I never had to wait long to get an email response back. The concierge was kind, and always struck up short conversation. Elisia was our leasing agent and she was the best. Only moving out of this place due to career reasons but if I could recommend an apartment, it's this one.

I have written 4200 reviews and only 20 are 1 star reviews, I say this to really drive home the…read moresignificance and severity of how bad something has to be to get me to write a 1 star review. Do. Not. Move. Here. I've never experienced anything like this, it was all so bizarre and gross living here. Since my last review, they've gone through 3 management companies. So...things haven't improved to say the least. I moved out in October and it took me sending over 10 emails over months to try to get my security back and I finally got it back this week - 106 days after moving out when by law, landlords must return deposits in 21 calendar days. At one point, they sent an email out reminding people to lock their cars, not telling them the reason they sent it was because a person was allowed into our garage to bash some windows out on cars. No transparency. The grossest thing they did, during the LA Wildfires they pretended to offer a special deal of $1000 off and short term leases. I got $1000 off when i moved in - it's the standard deal. And they always have had short term leases. Manipulating and predatory behavior. They sent us non-stop texts capitalizing on the fires encouraging us to tell our displaced friends - yuck. I tried many times to have the mechanical issues fixed that had been going on since I moved in, my washing machine had not worked for two years. My icemaker had not worked for two years. A repair person came and tried to fix them and he showed up without me being alerted at 8 AM on a Saturday one time. Thankfully, I'm a morning person and I was awake, but he was shocked that no one told me, I said to him yeah the management is terrible here and he said that's what everyone tells me!!! lolz Also, they were unable to fix the washing machine. Unhomed people are throwing their feces into the pit next door, in case you are one of the many people facing the South like I was, you'll have a view of this eyesore. Our trash service (which costs $35 a month) was not picked up for months so some of my neighbors left their trash in the hall in protest. Then when I asked if I should remove the $35 fee they told me it's NOT for trash pickup from our doors...just the service fee for trash, lol. This place is so scandalous and shady, I swear. They are so icky. This building was built so badly and cheaply, everything breaks nonstop, especially the elevators. The floors & ceilings leak all the time as evidenced by many reviews & photos. The electricity wasn't working from all the outlets in my unit and they could never figure that out, nor the icemaker, nor the washing machine. The worst part is management just ignores you. They do not care about residents here and it's all about that cash money. This building is gross and I advise you to NOT MOVE HERE. :) Check out the Pearl if you want to live nearby, WAY BETTER. But the summary is - the building is badly built with so many mechanical & structural issues that even if they wanted to attempt to keep up with the problems, they just can't. However, they don't keep up with issues and things just get worse & worse, while they ignore their tenants cries. This was supposed to be Luxury Living in Koreatown and it surely is not.

Don't live here. Thought it was a nice, simple place to live in upon move in. Nothing too flashy…read morebut still modern enough. Experienced craaazy stuff living here like how DIRTY it is outside (most apartment buildings clean around the lobby area), the lack of communication with maintenance requests, and most of all the management. It says a lot that in my 1 year lease, management changed 4 times. No one wants to manage this apartment building. Thus making it harder on tenants and we never know who to talk to. Most of all, they gave us a "90 day notice" (it was actually 1 month before they wanted us out) of the end of our lease which stated our rent was going up $400. Then, when we stated we weren't renewing they charged us a prorated rent for the month (nearly $500) because we didn't notify them a month in advance. HOW are we supposed to do that when you notified us a month before the end of our lease??? Don't live here. Dirty, ghetto, and management never cares about the tenants.

So I drive past this complex quite often so I decided to pop in for a tour it's a massive 735 unit…read moreluxury community in the middle of the ghetto. On entering I see a very nice lobby. Smells good as well. I asked for a tour and the receptionist said yes. I had to do a ID verification screening immediately. Because I already have clear I only had to take a selfie. The leasing agent comes down and she's very warm and inviting. She starts off with the amenities. Fabulous Olympic sized pool. Lots of courtyard. I mean lots. She kept emphasizing the outside space. I guess when there's not much to do in the neighborhood, that's the selling point. Finally I get to see a 1 bedroom. It was approximately 740 square feet. Basic. No character. She said high ceilings, and I looked up and didn't see the high ceilings. I go to bathroom. There's only a shower no tub. I asked, what's the rent for this? She says with a straight face.... $3,718 market rate. For a one bedroom. In the ghetto. What market? Not east hollywoods market. Even if it wasn't in the ghetto that's crazy. Then I asked her about parking. She said $100 and you get to pick the spot. No wonder it's only 15% occupied. People who make that kind of money can find an apartment with actual character not just a basic box with amenities. Even with the two months free special, It's a definite no.

Working with Tonya was a great experience. She was professional, responsive, and extremely helpful…read morethroughout the process. The property is beautiful, with a state of the art gym, pool, and excellent amenities. I'm excited to move in and highly recommend both the property and working with Tonya. The 8 weeks free promotion is an incredible bonus for a brand new community.

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.

I've renewed my 3rd lease here, and to be honest, I've had a pretty great time living here:…read more The building itself is great for multiple reasons. Soundproofing is pretty good: windows are sealed pretty well from outside noises, and while you can hear/feel when people are running their washers and dryers (I think that will be applicable to any apartment), the unit design usually is set up in a way that it is far removed from your bedroom/living spaces and is minimally disturbing. I will say as someone who enjoys cooking and hoarding trinkets and their packaging, the unit could have had more kitchen/counter space and more storage options, but you can make it work. I think my units were one of the smaller ones, too, at around ~625 sq ft(?), but the design and shape were sound. Showers/faucets all have good water pressure, water is as good as it gets for LA, just need a little bit of a filter system, so really not bad. I have an on-going feud with my faucet drain, though--I can never keep it clean and it drives me nuts. Internet quality is pretty good, shared spaces and amenities are clean, and the parking garages feel decently secure and safe, if a little dusty haha. There are always regular checks (and replacements if applicable) for our air conditioner filters and smoke/carbon monoxide detectors, which, while annoying, is pretty nice because it honestly helps with dust and smog from the outside. I think my one gripe is how once the stone tiles get warm/cold, your apartment temperature just HOLDS it, which its great when you're good about keeping the temperature consistent, but if you want some sun during the summer, good luck to you if your apartment warm cause it will retain that heat for far too long, and on the opposite end you will live with cold feet in the winter sans slippers. My experience with management and security overall has been very positive. Grace has been affable and accommodating ever since I moved in (and not just when renewals are around the corner), all the security guards are chill (have I become a bad person for only saying greetings and not making small chat?), the maintenance staff have been pretty great (shout out to the cleaning crew that cleans almost every day, no small feat). Okay, unwittingly ended up oversharing, so TLDR: overall, great living experience, a lot more pros than cons with the unit, people (tenants and management) are pretty great!

If you're into privacy, safety, or a responsive manager DO NOT MOVE HERE…read more I live down the street a few buildings away and there is a man who presumably lives at Kingsley Park and goes up on the roof at night with binoculars and spies into our units. This has been going on since fall of 2025. Our own manager has personally gone over there and the manager there can't be bothered, even though this is a crime. If you try to call the manager there her voicemail directs you to text only. Many of us have texted her (including our building's security) and she just ignores or subsequently blocks people (which is super professional). I have to wonder what her relationship is with this resident since she's condoning predatory behavior, disorderly conduct, and a misdemeanor. Several neighbors have recorded him, he will also duck and hide when he notices people are on to him. He is very odd and will shadowbox in the dark. Super creepy! We have many photos and videos of this man. Please be careful if you live in or around this apartment complex.

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.

My friend recently moved here, so I came to pay her a visit. The complex is huge and dog friendly,…read morewhich is great. There's a gym, pool, rec room, and other amenities. Her apartment is spacious with lofty ceilings, a modern kitchen, & a balcony. Apparently, two-story town homes are also available. There's a Whole Foods and a few eateries--Picala (Spanish) & Jinya Ramen Bar--as well as Sandbox VR & a veterinarian office. The downside is visitors have to pay to park. Boo. *Parking is $3 per hour.

After three years living here, I'm disappointed with how my experience has changed. I renewed…read morehoping things would improve, but in retrospect, I know I wouldn't make the same decision again. Management can be pleasant, but too many of the issues that affect day-to-day living seem to go unresolved. More recently, interactions with staff have also felt less welcoming than they used to. Cleanliness in the common areas has become a persistent problem. Pet waste is common around the property, some areas near the barbecue spaces regularly smell strongly of urine, and the elevators frequently smell like animal waste. The elevators are also out of service often enough to be a recurring inconvenience. There is no guest parking, which is another major frustration. Having overnight guests can be a real hassle, and depending on the situation, parking can end up costing around $25, which makes hosting people unnecessarily difficult. Parking and EV charging are also frustrating. Tesla owners in particular should be aware that Teslas have been targeted in the parking structure. In one especially concerning incident, a Tesla was stripped and left sitting on cinder blocks. The surrounding area can also feel unpredictable at times, particularly at night, and combined with some of the issues in the building and parking structure, I have not always felt especially secure here. There are things I've enjoyed about the property, but overall the recurring cleanliness problems, elevator issues, lack of guest parking, parking concerns, and unresolved management issues have outweighed the positives for me. Given the cost of living here, I expected a considerably better experience.