The Bahamas Apartments

made ridiculous and menial repairs and then hiked up the rent for everyone the very next day and right before Christmas. It's really close to the metro train tracks and crossing and you do hear the train honk its horn day and night. It's a very busy street and you also hear car traffic all of the time. The windows do not block out the noise. I used to sleep with ear plugs and headphones. Tenants have been known to throw loud parties and are not respectful if they keep you awake. The building often smells like marijuana and some tenants can be found baking in their car. People often leave the front gates open and I know someone's bike was stolen last year. Trash is often overflowing in the parking area and they won't pay for an extra trash bin because it is too expensive. The building is outdated. The stairways very rarely get cleaned anymore and it looks dirty. They washing and drying units are outdated with smaller capacity washers so you have to pay more to wash. I rarely did my laundry there. We left because the rent was just too expensive and it's not worth it. This is the case for most of Los Angeles. The county needs better rent control. I'm looking forward to stop throwing away my money by renting and being able to afford my own house elsewhere. The only thing nice I can say is that I never had my apartment broken into or my car stolen and overall I felt safe living there.