Wilshire Wood Apartamentos

smoking rule, that everyone follows. Everyone you meet in the complex is incredibly kind and well mannered. I've never had any disturbances or issues living here. I honestly can't write one bad thing even if I wanted to.

move for a job opportunity. I have rented a handful of times and can confidently say I have never been more cared for or felt more confident about the integrity of my landlord and management team. Thank you Wilshire!

in and said, “Don’t worry! I’ll change the battery!” Okay, but it said carbon monoxide alert, not “low battery.” She didn’t listen and a few minutes later the carbon monoxide alarm went off again. We were really concerned at this point. Carbon monoxide can make you pass out and die pretty quick, and isn’t something to mess around with. Hope came back and said, “Oh the alarm must be broken, I will get you a new one.” I agreed that it could be a false alarm, but it could also mean there was CARBON MONOXIDE in the apartment. That’s what a carbon monoxide detector does, right? Detects carbon monoxide? Hope became extremely combative and hostile, saying all sorts of nonsense like “Carbon monoxide doesn’t vent” meaning it would still be present even with the windows open (of course it vents), and that she “didn’t smell anything,” even though everyone knows carbon monoxide is an odorless gas. I just couldn’t believe the property manager of a building would argue with a paying tenant over an obvious health and safety issue. When it was clear I wasn’t getting through to her, I told her I was going to shut off the gas and get the apartment checked. She argued with me over that too, saying over and over again, “I don’t want you to do that.” I just couldn’t believe a company could hire such a relentlessly incompetent person. We made the decision to move that night. After all that, the Highland Management company refused to budge on the lease. In the past I’ve had reasonable landlords who only asked me to pay if they were unable to find a new tenant when breaking a lease. But these people wanted DOUBLE their money, new tenant or no. Completely outrageous, especially considering we were being driven out by a nutty manager who would rather argue with tenants than do her job. They used the old excuse of “company policy,” even though this was clearly extenuating circumstances due to negligence over health and safety. It’s just a rotten way to treat people.

driver outside to have to shovel out of their spots. They would never put down sand or salt on the parking lot so it was always slippery. Then, after you spend days on end cleaning the place in compliance with their "cleaning checklist" after moving out, they still charge you a "cleaning fee" when you get your security deposit back.