Larchmont Lofts Apartments

recently got an email from maintenance, saying that they are getting many requests about plumbing issues (Hello! you give no maintenance to your building and expect us to have no issues?) and that they will be charging the tenants for the jobs, calling it "negligence on the tenant's end". If they are getting maintenance requests from everyone, I believe the problem is much bigger than one negligent tenant. Perhaps the most egregious aspect of my experience at Larchmont Lofts was the unprofessionalism and lack of responsiveness from the apartment manager. It felt like pulling teeth to get any sort of communication or assistance. Multiple maintenance requests have been dismissed without a second thought. It's clear that tenant satisfaction was not a priority for this management team. When we moved in and pointed out the many issues, he blamed us for not starting the electricity before our move in date so they couldn't see/fix the issues, but truly they never even bothered to inspect the apartment before the move-in date. The manager has never apologized for his negligent and overbearing behavior. The complex has been almost empty for quite a while until recently that they hired a company (Skylight) to show and rent the apartments. No wonder no one wants to live in this mess! The overall lack of maintenance in the common areas and elevators is appalling. None of the spaces have been cleaned since we moved in months ago. The hallways were littered with debris and bugs for the excessive lack of maintenance, and the elevator was a constant reminder of the utter disregard for cleanliness and tenant comfort. If you ever bother to visit the place, look at the details in the common areas to get an overall sense of what you can expect: disgusting walls, the darkest elevator, and to decorate, the dead plants hosting pests on the sides of the building. Save yourself the headache and find a place that prioritizes tenant satisfaction and maintains a habitable living environment.

balconies (second floor corner units also have a private little alcove). You get tandem parking and 4 guest spaces. Despite being only 4 stories, the elevator here is CRIPPLINGLY slow, and there is only one. All in all, it's perfectly fine, but for the price there should really be more amenities. There are none. No gym, no doorman, no conference room, no movie room, no rooftop pool, no retail spaces underneath, no bbq, no rooftop projector... I mention all these things, because the LC across the street (which was built recently and DIRECTLY obstructs your view of the Hollywood Hills) has ALL of these. And the units are similarly priced. "So what gives?" you may ask. The answer is, "I don't know." That's why I'm filling out a review hoping to win free rent for life, so I can move out of here and find someplace else. Preferably rent-free courtesy of Jeff Goldblum. Let's hope life uh uh uh finds a way.

farmer's market on Sundays, Starbucks, weird foo-foo salt ice-cream, a burger joint and like forty dentists. What more could you ask for?