I absolutely love living here -- it truly feels like I'm on vacation every single day. The rooftop views overlooking all of Los Angeles are simply breathtaking, especially at sunset. It's such a peaceful and inspiring space. The gym is also one of the best I've ever experienced -- beautifully designed, fully equipped, and perfect for staying motivated. Living in Downtown Los Angeles with amenities like these has been such an incredible experience. I'm so grateful to call this place home. read more

Alloy is one of--if not the--greatest new buildings in Los Angeles. That said, the building and amenities are only half the battle; it's the experience that truly makes it a game changer. From the moment I called and was connected with Daniel Vidal in the leasing office, my stress, worries, and concerns disappeared. He was friendly, easy to work with, and walked me through every step until everything was handled seamlessly. I genuinely could not have asked for a better person to guide me through the transition. My advice: don't walk--run. And if you're lucky enough to get in, make sure your experience is handled by Daniel. He delivers the five-star service that makes Alloy the clear winner. I also want to give a huge shout out to Edgar and Ever- they get it done! read more

This is a mixed review because while the building itself is beautiful and truly feels luxurious, our experience with management and enforcement of policies has been frustrating. Our move-in experience set the tone. We were asked to change our original move-in time because another resident was scheduled for the same slot. We agreed and moved our date to the following day, only to arrive and find someone else still using the freight elevator during our scheduled time anyway. We ended up having to share it, which was difficult since we were on different floors, and we felt rushed because the other resident had movers charging by the hour. It made rescheduling feel pointless and left a poor first impression. We were told our apartment would be "ready" for move-in, which we understood to mean thoroughly cleaned. Unfortunately, that wasn't the case. While completing the move-in inspection checklist, we found dust everywhere (likely from plaster), paint spills, damaged cabinets, dirty and hand-marked walls, and stains on the bedroom window. This was especially disappointing given that the building is brand new and no one had lived in the unit before. When we brought these concerns to Natalie, we were simply told to write everything down rather than offered a solution or cleaning support, which wasn't what we were hoping for. We later found out that she had already put in her two weeks' notice while working with us during move-in, which made the experience feel rushed and inattentive. It left us with the impression that our concerns were not fully prioritized, likely because she knew she would no longer be with the property. Another thing to be aware of is the number of dogs in the building. We love dogs, but if you're sensitive to noise, this may be something to consider. We had ongoing issues with a neighbor whose large dogs barked throughout the night, leaving us exhausted for work. Management required repeated calls, and we eventually had to record the noise for proof before anything was addressed. The biggest ongoing issue for us has been marijuana smoke. This is supposed to be a non-smoking building, but the policy is not enforced. We specifically paid extra for a Juliet balcony so we could open our door for fresh air, yet we're almost never able to because the smell consistently enters our apartment and lingers. We've reported this issue many times since moving in. Security typically checks the hallway (often the floor below us) to see if they can smell it, which doesn't resolve the problem. Sometimes security is on break, so no one checks for 30 minutes or more. Unfortunately, nothing has changed. We also have concerns about security and communication. The front and back entrance doors are often broken, allowing anyone to walk into the building. Additionally, we rarely receive communication from management about ongoing issues. We usually find out about things like break-ins, floods, or other building problems through other residents rather than official updates. Overall, we truly enjoy living here. The building itself is gorgeous, modern, and feels upscale. However, the lack of follow-through, enforcement of policies, and proactive communication has been extremely frustrating. If management addressed these issues more consistently, this would be an amazing place to live. read more

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Why does Alloy have a street level air conditioner that's blasting 90+ dB from 8pm through the night. It's like standing next to 10 semi trucks revving their engines at the same time. read more

Amazing place to live, from the units themselves to the amenities and ambiance we love it here. Currently renewing our lease with Arnela and she is amazing! read more

Alloy - DTLA - Apartments Near Me - Los Angeles, California

Don't live here. It was fine and well until it wasn't. Been a resident here for about a year. They recently took in more residents due to flooding in another building and added full capacity basically ruined everything. Our building got flooded as well and broke 2/4 elevators along with tons of floors and apartments having to be repiped due to poor construction the first time. They won't even let me off the hook with the lease nor will they give me any discounts off the rent even though half the amenities are out. Elevators take up to 10 minutes and prepare to be awkwardly hotdogged in there every single time. This place is a mess and gives 0 accountability. read more

I've already moved out of this horrid place but I need to express my thoughts on my time living here. The building has a modern look, but the reality doesn't match the first impression. When I toured, it seemed quiet and soundproof, but once the units around me filled up, I realized how easy it is to hear everything, especially dogs barking from above, below, next door, or even down the hallway. Parking is another disappointment: $200 a month for an unreserved spot and $350 for reserved. They make us all park on P2 or P3. P2 is always almost packed w barely any spots left if you come in at night while P1 is completely empty supposedly for guests, and P3 always smells like rotten eggs. On top of the price, cars have been stolen out of the garage, and break-ins on the surrounding streets are common. Management doesn't exactly highlight that when you sign the lease. On top of all that, many of the amenities shown during tours come with hidden monthly fees, so the actual cost of living here ends up being far higher than what you expect going in. read more

Let's start with the fact that management absolutely doesn't care about the residents or what needs to be done in this apartment building. The General Manager, Lauren, is extremely rude and incompetent -- it genuinely feels like she doesn't like people at all. She advises residents who pay thousands of dollars in rent to get a third-party dashcam while cars in her parking garage are being stolen or broken into. And the fact that they charge $250 per parking spot is insane. She even posted her own dog as "Pet of the Month," while the parking gate has been broken for over a year and still doesn't work properly. The main entrance and back entrance doors were broken for well over a month, allowing anyone to walk in, and yet no one is doing anything about it. Packages are constantly being stolen, and once again, management simply does not care. The windows haven't been washed for over a year, and every time they say it will be done "soon," it just gets pushed back with no explanation. The trash chutes are often unavailable because they're either stuck or out of service, and even after multiple maintenance requests, nothing gets resolved. The utility bills are ridiculously inflated -- for a one-bedroom apartment around 650 sq. ft., you'll be paying well over $300 a month despite using energy economically. You'll see charges like $65 for sewer and trash, plus additional fees for hot water and water heating -- and management cannot explain any of it. The sauna lights and the patio lights by the grill area were out for at least 3-4 months. Big river of sewer waste leaking right by the front entrance -- that's the "luxury" you get to walk through and live with every day. The only bright spot in this building is the maintenance team -- they do their best -- but management ruins things faster than those guys can fix them. And yet, when it comes to towing cars, the management suddenly becomes incredibly efficient. They're extremely quick to call the city and have your car towed from street parking without even sending a courtesy email or notice to residents who pay a fortune in rent. This doesn't feel like a great community at all -- it feels like management, frustrated by their own lack of skill and poor performance in keeping the building even half full (with parking barely 30% occupied), take it out on residents by calling the city and having cars towed to force people to park inside the garage. Keep in mind all shit show here run by general manger Lauren , so give yourself a favor and stay away! read more

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Alloy is an amazing apartment with incredible views and walking distance to some of my favorite restaurants and coffee shops in both arts district and little tokyo. It is a new building and currently offering great deals. Robert in the leasing office was very helpful so be sure to ask for him! read more

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Total failure by management Locked me into the building with literally no eta for when i can leave They sometimes just close all four elevators at the same time in a 36 floor building What if someone up here has a heart attack? read more

Great place. Great Leasing team! From the first tour, Daniel has been amazing. Very professional and knowledgeable. He was there to help every step of the way through my leasing process. He always happily took my phone calls, and responded promptly to every email. Now that I have moved in, Daniel, Arnela, and Brianna ask me if I'm happy being at Alloy every time I see them and I tell them YES, I AM! read more

Just moved in. The staff is nice. The Service is good. Very convenient location. Room is big. Best view of art district especially for the rooftop pool. read more

Alloy - Apartments Near Me - Los Angeles, California

Alloy's staff are industry standard when it comes to service, care and friendliness. Willy and the maintenence team are outstanding and I can't speak highly enough of them. read more

If you're looking to rent at The Alloy, Daniel is your guy! He gave my boyfriend and me the best tour -- I was able to describe exactly what we wanted, and he executed it flawlessly. We're now moving into our dream apartment, and the entire process has been nothing but smooth. I can't emphasize enough how much this building takes care of everything and makes moving feel effortless. I've always believed that a leasing agent sets the tone for the entire experience, and Daniel truly exceeded our expectations. We can't wait to call The Alloy our new home! read more

William the maintenance team is amazing!!!! He takes care of the problem right away. My life is so much easier thanks to him read more

Great place to live in an amazing area. The service team is fast and friendly. Thanks again Edgar and Christian. read more

Alloy - Rooftop - Apartments Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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Recently moved in. Great experience working with Daniel Vidal and management team. The place is beautiful and clean with good security and cleaning crews. read more

Daniel, leasing agent, is great! Very nice and accommodated us well. :) He was open to our requests.

Edit: 5 stars for the Maintenance team, but 1 star for the leasing office. I've never been nickel-and-dimed this hard in all my life, and I've been to Napoli. I'd give Alloy 5 stars for the maintenance team alone. They've been so prompt to respond to maintenance requests. Big shout out to Ever, who fixed a persistent issue with my faucet that had us stumped. And the front desk is so helpful and kind. In addition to working 24/7 to keep us safe, they make Alloy feel like home. Ever and Tina are the real MVPs! I do wish that I didn't have to pay the $150 ADHD tax each time I discover new ways to lock myself out. But I'm really glad that I moved here, it's a great place to live in the heart of one of LA's best neighborhoods. read more

this place really feels like a little escape from the city from the moment you walk in, everything feels calm, clean, and taken care of. it doesn't feel like a typical apartment building... it feels more like a resort you get to come home to every day the amenities are honestly my favorite part. the spaces are beautiful, well designed, and actually enjoyable to spend time in. whether it's the pool, the gym, or just the common areas, everything feels intentional and relaxing the building is always well maintained, which makes a huge difference. you can tell there's real care behind how this place is run and beyond that, it just feels good to live here. peaceful, elevated, and comfortable in a way that's hard to find definitely one of those places that makes your everyday life feel a little better read more

Parking: - Absolute worst parking garage design I have ever seen in my life, there's a small chance you will curb rash your wheels every time you enter and exit the garage. - No guest parking. Your guests will get their cars broken into parking overnight on the street. They literally named it "glass alley." If not, they will get ticketed or towed. - Expensive $200+/month cost for parking space, all poorly managed by Douglas Parking company - No communal EV charging unless you pay $500+/month for a dedicated EV spot. There's literally a charger on the first floor and they do not set it up for residents to use - Your car also gets covered in dust every week when they do their routine cleaning Utilities - $60 / month for trash fee, which half the time doesn't even work - Expect to pay $150 minimum Packages - Packages get lost constantly Misc - If you get locked out after 6pm, expect to be charged another $150 read more

The apartment itself was nice, but our experience with the manager, Robert, during the tour was very disappointing. He was unprofessional and made us feel uncomfortable by asking inappropriate and overly personal questions about our finances and bank accounts, even though we were simply there to view the apartment. At one point, he even commented that we were not fancy enough for the property, which was both unnecessary and disrespectful. When searching for a place to live, professionalism and respectful communication from the management team are just as important as the apartment itself. I believe many potential renters would think twice before choosing this building. read more

William's team are terrific and they always have a smile on and they get the jobs done so fast and well!

I lived at Alloy, and unfortunately my experience wasn't very positive. The building had constant noise, construction, and a lot of growing pains that made day-to-day living pretty difficult. The one true bright spot was Robert in the leasing office. He was incredibly patient, kind, and genuinely helpful throughout the entire process. Thanks to him, we were ultimately able to secure a move-out, and his professionalism really reflects the kind of potential the building could have with the right support. Overall, the building itself fell short, but Robert's service was exceptional. read more

The building is super clean and well taken care of, and the amenities are a huge plus gym, pool, common areas, all in great shape. The staff are always friendly and quick to help with anything, which makes things so much easier. Being in a high-rise also means amazing views and secure. it's a great experience read more

My experience here so far has been phenomenal. I moved across the country to here, and Daniel and the team were very helpful in making sure I had a good understanding of the unit and the facilities prior to the move. The building is incredible. I will settle in a bit more and update the review if needed, but so far it's everything I could've hoped for. Thanks all! read more

The Alloy is beautiful look no further....... Dylan or Robert can help with the move in process they are great

Alloy is clearly the Best place to live in Los Angeles, an exceptional building, truly exceptional and also the Best Team with Willy, Robert, Daniel, Briana, Monsieur Anthony etc...Incredibly kind, serious. read more

Willie and Christian are truly the heart of Alloy. These two gentlemen are a huge part of the maintenance team and have time after time shown up for me whenever I ran into an issue. They are timely, friendly and caring. read more

All great things about this place! Willie and the maintenance crew does a phenomenal job! The cleanliness is top notch thanks to the workers! The leasing office was great to work with! Arnella, Daniel, Dillon and the crew were the most friendliest and helpful! Shout out to the security for keeping us safe here! read more

This review is for the maintenance crew, Edgar and Ever. Even though it was the day after Thanksgiving, they still came out super fast and fixed the problem right away. Really grateful for their quick response and great service! read more

Maintenance team is incredible, they have been maintaining the building with professionalism and punctuality. Edgar and Ever are professional team and always great to work with. read more

Had a fantastic experience with Daniel, our leasing agent. He was incredibly easy to work with--patient, professional, and accommodating throughout the entire process. Daniel answered all our questions and made sure we felt confident about everything before move-in. Loving the community so far. read more

I've lived at Alloy 3 weeks, moving from DTLA's Financial District. It's a very welcome change for many reasons. Greystar and the construction team have made a phenomenal residence. Workmanship and materials are top-notch throughout; the on-site maintenance team makes sure things stay that way. Leasing manager Robert D was and is extremely helpful getting me settled. His hospitality is infectious; you can feel it across every team from security/concierge (Anthony, Jay) to 3rd-party parking management to every employee on grounds. Alloy is built in a "resort" style. Amenity choices are plentiful so you can live, work and play in DTLA without ever leaving the site. (But it's the Arts District - who'd do that?). They're upscale and easy to use, reserved or accessed easily by key fob or RE app. Neighborhood attractions include cafes, coffee shops, great restaurants and cool bars within walking distance. The area is well-policed, convenient and safe. Two last notes: maintenance is ON it for any issues. I entered works orders on a Saturday to correct minor move-in items (paint touchup, AC filter alert - it's a new building - nothing urgent). All were fixed by Sunday Noon. Wow. The landscape team is a company called "Clockwork" (as in "precise," "dependable."). Their company color is Orange. Somebody's - film buff with a sense of humor.... I love it, I strongly recommend Alloy, Greystar and the Arts District. Best neighborhood in LA. read more

Christian C and Edgar came to fix my toilet and other small issues in my apartment. They were fast, professional, and made sure everything worked perfectly before leaving. They were both very friendly, respectful, and very helpful read more

I watched this property break ground years ago, and I finally had the opportunity to visit. OMG... what a gorgeous property with amazing finishes and amenities! A huge thank you to the onsite leasing team for being so accommodating. I've always loved Carmel properties - they are always very well-built and well-managed. read more

Living at Alloy has been one of the most unsafe and mismanaged housing experiences I've ever had. Behind the shiny leasing tours, this building is a mess of negligence, retaliation, deception, and corporate indifference. * Tenant Safety Ignored, Lied To, and Gaslit: The dog park gate was intentionally designed with no latch, which allowed two larger dogs to barge in and attack my service animal while we were leashed during the wildfires. Instead of fixing the gate, management's "solution" was to impose an on-leash policy inside the dog park, which makes no sense, because the irresponsible owners of those dogs had them on leash and simply let go. To make matters worse, my lease makes no mention of any leash policy inside the dog park. When I asked management who the dog owners were, they lied and told me they were just "guests" of a resident and that I wouldn't be seeing them again. Later, when I confronted the actual resident directly, I learned they do in fact live here. And when they responded to me about the attack, management got every single detail wrong: they wrote that I was off-leash and entered after the other dogs, when in reality I was already standing inside with my dog on leash when their dogs barged in. They twisted the facts to cover for negligence instead of taking accountability. * Retaliation & Surveillance Abuse: When I requested security footage of the attack, management retaliated by sending me a screenshot of me and my service animal alone in the dog park before any leash policy existed - irrelevant, humiliating, and designed to deflect responsibility. In writing, they admitted that my insistence on holding my neighbors accountable led to "additional scrutiny" on me. They even tracked down the footage by stalking my personal elevator key swipes. That is retaliation, plain and simple, and an abuse of tenant privacy. * Infrastructure Failures Covered Up: The building suffered major sewage flooding that affected resident units as well as common areas, including the lounge below. Management didn't even plan to notify residents until I personally went downstairs and pressed them to send an email. Worse, the hazard was not contained properly: entire floors and elevators were contaminated because units weren't sealed off, and instead of using a negative air pressure system, they had ordinary fans blowing contaminated air around the affected units with the windows open. Residents were left exposed to raw sewage particles and the serious health risks that come with it. * Security Risks: A fellow resident was attacked by a homeless man with a syringe right outside. Recently, we also learned that a registered sex offender lives in the building. I've personally interacted with him, not knowing his history, and always caught a disturbing vibe. He constantly tries to approach and talk to residents, and even hit on my much younger friends when I briefly left them alone at the pool. Management never warned tenants, even though children live in the building. That is beyond negligent. * False Advertising of Amenities: During tours, amenities were advertised as "included" and free. After signing, tenants were later informed that cabanas on the roof and the private movie theater actually require additional rental fees. Classic bait-and-switch. * Market Manipulation: While rents in the area have dropped dramatically, Alloy is still charging residents above-market rates while delivering unsafe, unfinished housing. This is Greystar at its worst: hiding behind polished branding while tenants live with sewage flooding, unsafe conditions, surveillance abuse, retaliation, lies, registered sex offenders, and false advertising. Think twice before signing here - you'll overpay for an unsafe building that's still unfinished, mismanaged, and hostile to tenant rights. read more

Robert in Leasing helped me all the way through the process to move in. He was always available and extremely diligent with followup. I felt like I was in excellent hands. Dylan and Brianna have been great as well. This building is great, I just wish they had a cold plunge. They seem to have room for it. read more

My wife and I just finished a tour at this fabulous property and are extremely impressed. We love the design, endless amenities, and super unique location. Robert has been nothing short of professional and personable since first connecting with the Alloy staff. As a couple who are planning to move from a different state, touring today confirmed that we are making the best decision. We are excited to make Alloy our new home in 2025! Shoutout to Robert and the Alloy team for the amazing first impression. - Tiffany and Katrice read more

Christian and Edgar from the Maintenance team fixed the issue before I even submitted the ticket . Fast and effective service, and very considerate. Thank you gentlemen! read more