I lived at CentrePointe from 2020 until Fall 2025 and only moved because we needed a three-bedroom apartment. My husband and I would have loved to stay--our five years there were truly great. The management team is exceptional--always friendly, responsive, and helpful. They're incredibly accessible by phone, email, or in person, and the office being open seven days a week was a huge plus. The maintenance team is also top-notch--quick to respond and often able to resolve issues the same day, even on weekends. Pool and jacuzzi are always clean and was a great amenity. Management is always making improvements to the community, which made CentrePointe a great place to live. It's definitely a place we'll miss! read more

I lived here for 4 years and mostly had a bad experience. I wouldn't live here again or recommend it to my friends or family. I have evidence and documentation to support my claims below. This is my 5th apartment in LA county where I truly had SO many issues beyond count. Summarizing some of the goods and bad below: Pros: Fair security deposit and timing on paying the deposit after move out Security guard is friendly and makes you feel better about the garage parking Great location in west LA, generally safe neighborhood, proximity to LAX Modern security and access controls (app instead of key fob) Maintenance and front office staff are fast to respond and generally helpful Renovated units, amenities. They even added a water line for the fridge that I brought with me Cons: Homeless permanently living on selby ave (right out back from the complex) to which the city won't do anything about it. While you pay extraordinary rents. Unit inspection checklist Our unit was renovated in some ways but off putting in others, holes in walls, scrapes in walls, dirty wall switches, no door sweeps, missing blinds, etc. when I first moved in and documented all this it took 6 months to get any resolution as I was told (emergency repairs only during COVID) Thieves/homeless casing the security guard hours and stealing laundry from the communal laundry room and/or scavaging dumpsters for recyclables (our comforter and several towels were stolen right after the security guard finished up in the morning. security cameras did nothing nor did the police) Mice/rats, roaches, and silverfish sightings are a frequent occurrence. We did get complimentary spraying twice a month to help combat this. Apartment unit Leaks, leaks, leaks. Our bedroom was situated under a balcony and a 30 year building was not designed with water in mind. Our bedroom ceiling leaked multiple times over the course of 4 years and management would just skim over it and paint instead of permanently fixing the issue. They decided to permanently fix the issue the week of our move out, how convenient. Note this involved all of our clothes getting doused as well as carpet in the bedroom which probably had mildew and mold under it. Luckily it wasn't a massive flood since we were home but it could've been much worse. Again, their solution was for us to use our renters insurance even though the landlord is responsible for drying in the apartment. Garage Leaks Several times my car had calcified water leaked onto it from the old, corroded Plumbing in the parking garage. Management would not pay for the detail needed to get it off my car. Their general answer to all issues caused by existing conditions is "use your renters insurance" Greedy, horrible owner company While the on site management were decent people (shout out to Doug and Lucia) they were yellow taped behind a greedy corporation who gave no shits for their tenants. My original rent was offered up at a good rate (during Covid) but by 4 years later, grew 15%. This was about 5-10% per year, despite being a good tenant, they don't care. This is to keep up with the obnoxiously priced apartments that are brand new on overland ave. Noise/general comfort This place was horribly noisy, I was on a 3rd floor with no one above me thinking that would be quiet. I was terribly wrong. Not only did I hear the cars whooshing by daily on overland which never ended, I had the most horrible neighbors who would blast radios and slam loud work out equipment anywhere from 2-6 am. In violation of the lease quiet hours, I filed at least 10 noise complaints and it still kept happening. There are also many large dogs in the complex confined to a small patio area so enjoy the all day barking. Even though management claims pets are not allowed (laughable) Pool/gym/bbq The amenities that are included appear lavish at first but you'll quickly realize it's not as nice as it seems. The bbqs were useless and wouldn't heat up. Certain tenants in the complex hog the pool and hot tub at all times, making it less desirable to go in. read more

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While living there, things were great. The issue arose when moving out and the apartment managers refused to give an itemized receipt of how they were determining how much of my deposit to return. Instead of complying as required by law, they threatened to increase the charges. read more

Awful complex. Everything is always broken, complex is in terrible condition and awful management. They will refuse to conduct a move out inspection and then withhold money from your security deposit (even though you haver a right to an inspection). Will enter your apartment without permission, refuse to make necessary repairs and generally treat you like shit. During my brief time here (because I couldn't bear to stay a second longer) I had a bug infestation, multiple roof leaks, shower wouldn't drain (multiple times), toilet ran all day long, multiple noise issues, termite infestation. The complex would take my packages and then never tell me they had them when I was looking for them. They charge an outrageous amount for what is nothing more than a crap apartment that no money is put into. They refuse to follow the law or any tenant protections and will blame the tenant when confronted with their violations. No accountability. Completely awful. There are lovely apartments that are better quality and much cheaper. read more

I have lived here for 2 1/2 years now. Management has changed a bit but everything has always been on point. Repairs are always completed in a timely manner. Easy to submit repair requests and pay rent on the app. Management responds to emails in a timely manner. Security patrols the parking garage and building from evening into the early morning. We've had upgrades to our entry system and our cooling/heating system since moving in. Amazon packages arrive to secure lockers. All good things to say about living here. read more

My (now husband) and I lived here a little over two years and would have stayed longer had he not gotten a good job opportunity in Texas. Though COVID obviously made things more of a challenge, Centrepointe handled everything well and was kind enough to cut everyone's rent a little (presumably to make up for the pool and gym being closed). Prior to COVID and aside from a couple initial requests when moving in, maintenance was always quick to show up when there was an issue. Adam at the front is awesome. There was a bit of turnover among other employees, but everyone at the front was nice generally. This place has great amenities and is a decent price for the area, certainly more worth it than the smaller, more expensive new complexes popping up nearby. Couple minor issues, not deal breakers obviously but I'll mention them to be thorough. I thought the deductions from our security deposit were too much ($100 per room (not just bedrooms) for cleaning, $100 to replace blinds with normal wear and tear, which I got them to take off), but they certainly didn't try to screw us over like some complexes. Plus, if you're staying a couple years, it isn't a big deal. Also, the track light bulbs go out very often, which is an annoyance (but, like I said, maintenance was prompt). Also, like all landlords in tenant- and lawsuit-friendly CA, Centrepointe's hands are tied when it comes to, say, rude tenants hogging the gym equipment who will pull the "racist" card and call the cops (and lie about being assaulted) if you complain about her to management (seriously). Just the luck of the draw I guess, but it's a shame landlords (even ones with larger management companies like Centrepointe) don't feel confident in standing up to bullying, entitled tenants because of how costly it is to kick them out. read more

CentrePointe is great. I've spent Mani a night in building B. I don't personally live here, but from my times LIVING here, I've noticed a lot of nice amenities: - parking garage - gym - pool and jacuzzi - printer - security - leasing office - safe package handling - conveniently located on Overland Ave near the 10 and restaurants like Overland Tap, Doughroom, Ralphs, McDonalds, jack in the box, n/naka lol, kogi, mee and greet - beautiful view from the highest level. That being said, all the buildings look the same and it's so easy for a guest to get lost! It feels like I'm lost in a big castle sometimes! read more

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I've been living in this building for a year now. Planning on staying longer. Let's just say I have never lasted in an apartment complex more than a year. CentrePointe management is responsible and attentive to its tenants. The building doesn't feel like an apartment complex. I really like living here and also like all my neighbors. read more

I've been living at CentrePointe for over 18 months now and it is an INCREDIBLE place to reside. I literally do not have a SINGLE complaint about CentrePointe and I would stay there forever if I could!! (My roommate has to move so I'm moving closer to my office). The apartment building itself is very beautifully constructed and has a very classic art-deco look with tan, red and green colors throughout. It is almost maze-like which I loved because it gave me a sense of seclusion and community away from busy LA and Overland Ave. It was always very well maintained and the maintenance guys are so sweet, always willing to help out. There's an amazing pool area in the center of the complex with a bunch of comfy lounge chairs, and also 2 grills and tables so you can have people over to swim and grill on a sunny weekend! There's a hot tub and a small gym right near the pool which I definitely utilized when I'd come home too late to run outside, the treadmill/gym was very convenient. My apartment itself was a 2 bedroom, 2 bath, 2-story floor plan with a large living room and connecting kitchen on the first floor. We also had an awesome balcony! The second floor had the master bed/bath and the other bedroom was at the top of the stairs next to the hall bath. I LOVED my apartment and everything was very well maintained. Everything was super clean and new when we moved in and whenever there was an issue (which were few and far) the staff was super accommodating. My apartment was truly amazing and I couldn't have been happier with the floor plan and room layout, lots of space, tons of light and high ceilings. As for the CentrePointe staff, they always did SUCH a great job of accommodating myself and any other tenants who had an issue. The building manager, Ethan Steele and his right-hand woman in the office, Lauren Hayes, were 2 of the nicest people I've ever encountered in an apartment setting. I was always at the pool on the weekends so I became friendly with both of them and they were always super eager to help and everyone in the complex seemed to have a great relationship with them. They truly set the upbeat and positive energy that encompasses CentrePointe. As I said before, the maintenance and cleaning staff, as well as the security guards, were always kind and friendly when I'd run into them. I was also really happy with the location of CentrePointe. Overland Ave. can be a busy street at times but you're in walking distance of pretty much anything you need. There are grocery stores, restaurants, pharmacies, a gym, frozen yogurt (!), and so much more right across the street. There's also my favorite brunch spot, The Overland Cafe (bottomless mimosas!), about 2 minutes away which I always went to on Sat. and Sun. Overall I absolutely loved my time at CentrePointe and I'm so bummed I have to leave! But I would recommend it to anyone who needs a friendly, well-maintained, open-spaced community with all the amenities one would need in a city setting. read more

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I came to CentrePointe a few weekends ago after reading the awesome reviews. I've been apartment hunting for a while, and made an appointment to tour the complex on a Saturday. The office staff was very professional, polite, and the complex itself is VERY well kept and so clean! I toured the model unit, which was a 2-bedroom...they didn't have any 1-bedroom units to preview, and suggested that I come back in about 3 weeks because they'd have available units then, based on the 30-day notices they received. The complex jumped to the #1 choice for apartments on my list based on the loft-style, apartment size, and great amenities. I followed up the visit a few days later by sending them an email through their website, thanking them for the tour and to schedule the next time I could come visit. I also asked if they could keep us in mind as soon as the 1-bedroom units became available. I did not receive any response. After another 1-2 weeks of apartment viewings, I was in the area around noon on a Saturday and wanted to come by and view the apartment again for comparison. They unfortunately did not pick up my calls, so I went home. In the next weeks, I checked the listings on their website every day to apply as soon as a 1-bedroom came up, which never did. I tried to contact them again to see if maybe the tenants who were supposed to move out changed their mind, or just any news in general. Nothing. I had really high hopes for this place, but the lack of communication from their office staff is probably a good sign now rather than later :( I'm happy to say I signed a lease elsewhere. read more

I just moved in here and notice there is a major pigeon bird problem in my corner of the building. There's bird crap and feathers in my balcony and pigeons all around the general area. It looks like the management has tried their best to make the birds go away by putting bird scare away goop on the ledges but they birds have already made this area their home. The units and building amenities are nice but the bird problem is enough to make me want to leave. I will talk to management to see if I can get transferred to another unit far away from the birds. read more

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Have lived here with my husband for 2.5 years and absolutely loved it. Adam and Paola are wonderful and always so polite, friendly and happy to assist you in whatever way they can. You feel safe and looked after here too and the place is incredibly well kept, clean and maintained. Also, the staff come to fix things promptly and thoroughly and are always professional and friendly. Additional perks are the spaciousness, high ceilings, pool and gym, the relaxed, holiday-feel atmosphere and beautiful plants and nature scattered all over the place. Thank you Adam and Paola! read more

My review is overdue. After living here for 3 years I could not have been happier! We had to move due to our little bun in the oven but otherwise would have stayed longer! Adam and Jeremy are the best-- always at your service and willing to work with you on any issues. Also the maintenance guys are amazing, on site and super friendly!! They really care about the tenants and maintaining the property. read more

Updated: 4 stars. We got our entire deposit back. That never happens! Overall, a great apartment, but pretty expensive. My boyfriend and I signed up for a 1-year lease in a 1-bedroom townhouse (lower unit; they stack 2 townhouses on top of each other), and went month-to-month after that. The price went up, and again 1 year later, but luckily not during the year while we were month-to-month. We're moving out now to relocate to NorCal for work, but would have started looking for a bigger apartment for the price we pay, because it's gone up a lot over time and it's just not big enough for us anymore. Cat friendly. No pet rent, which is awesome. Our unit gets almost no sun despite having both a front patio and a back patio, partially because it is a lower unit in a concrete jungle. We get morning sun on the back patio in the winter only (great), but we have no other windows on that side because the downstairs for our upstairs neighbor is above that side. Noise: For the most part, I can't hear neighbors to the sides. However, we can hear when our upstairs neighbor plays music/tv, but can only hear them when we are upstairs. Oh, and the STOMPING. You can definitely hear them walking around (they are apparently always awake!), and for like 6 months we had an upstairs neighbor who wore platform shoes and STOMP STOMP STOMPed up and down the stairs in their apartment and the stairs to the ground floor, right outside our bedroom window. The gardeners are using leafblowers at 8am. Seriously?? Traffic noise from Overland/Venice as well. There's some kind of owl, also... The birds shit all over the ground from the trees, so they hose the whole common area weekly (including welcome mats), and there is no insulation for the front door, so water sometimes gets in. They used to paint the ground like once or twice a year, but it's been a while. They tried to say we couldn't enter or leave our apartments all day. Yeah, okay, good luck with THAT fire hazard. Central air/heat has been AMAZING. Good luck finding that in an apartment anywhere. Seriously going to miss that. However, the A/C leaked water through an exposed pipe in our bathroom ceiling that, for whatever reason, wasn't over the sink. Made rusty messes whenever it was super hot. They finally fixed it (draining with our sink) but broke our bathroom sink pipe in the process, but we didn't notice until that water then leaked under the bathroom sink into the floor and out the ceiling in our living room. Luckily, they were very responsive about fixing it. We share pipes with the neighboring units, and it ALWAYS gets backed up. Really gross seeing dirty water bubble up in the sink from the neighbors... We were lucky enough to get a tandem parking spot. You have to pay for gate clickers, though, and they won't give out keys to the side entrance gates to the complex (why??), so you can only go in through the main 2 entrances (or by car, 2 places). They are forgiving about rent; as long as it's in by the 4th, you're good. They lost one of our checks, though, and I had to pay my bank a $30 stop check fee so I could issue them another one. Annoying. Seems like there are a lot of UCLA students (rich ones??), so there is a lot of turnover of tenants, it seems (almost all our neighbors moved out while we've been here, but our parking neighbor has never moved). Oh, and someone parked in our parking spot once, double parked behind one of our cars, and the security guard refused to have them towed. That's some bullshit. They were apparently new tenants who were "confused". Confused about double parking behind someone else's car?? Really, really stupid people live in this complex. No one knows how to use a garbage chute. Everyone just sets their garbage on the ledge just inside the chute, expecting the next person to shove their garbage down (as if anyone else wants to touch your mess if *you* don't want to touch it). Sometimes, if too much garbage is backed up in the chute from people not tossing it in properly, people just put their garbage on the ground. You know, next to the stairs that lead to the room the garbage chute leads to just 1 floor below. Really inconsiderate neighbors. The management is very professional, though. They will accept packages (if the delivery people are smart enough to leave your packages there instead of on your front step), which is really nice. Once, however, I never got a note that a package arrived at Christmas...until 3 months later, when the cookies I had been sent by my Aunt in surprise had already gone bad. Great. No pests inside the unit (no ants, no cockroaches), but spiders started taking residence on the back patio (1 floor above ground level; parking garage below all the units), and I have started to find pincher bugs almost 3 years after moving in. Lots of dust comes in the windows! read more

We were looking for a 2 bedroom apartment in Los Angeles and noticed an ad for Centrepointe Apartments. They were advertising a 2 bedroom unit for $2,500 a month for 12 months. When we called we were told the 2 bedrooms are currently going for $2,600 per month. Now that's $1,200 more per year. We explained to them we wanted to see the apartment which the ad shows for $2,500 per month, and was told they don't rent out 2 bedroom units for that price per month. We asked them to take down the ad that shows the $2,500 per month since they are not honoring it. As of this review the advertisements are still up. When we seen the 2 bedroom apartments they did not look to be worth the monthly rent of $2,500 per month (advertised) nor $2,600 at that. The rooms where re-painted in all white it felt like we would be living in an insane asylum, quite nauseous. The kitchen cabinets and counter tops were old and outdated. (Don't expect granite countertops and hardwood floors here.) We then opened up a closet door and was overcome by tobacco smoke which almost made us vomit. What???...NO BATHROOM ON THE MAIN FLOOR, both bathrooms were located on the top floor, very awkward location for a 2 floor unit. The inside layout of the apartment units were also weird. We could also hear the loud volume sound of the Television from the neighbors next door. The space was compact on two level floors. Based on their photos of the fully furnished model unit (for show) and rental office, it seems like they put more money staging, then actually upgrading the apartment units. We then went to see the onsite gym. It was so small it looked like they converted a apartment unit into a ridiculous fitness center. There were about 2 lifting machines, and about 2 treadmills, nothing to be excited about. Although the gym was subpar, the rental office next door had the latest upgraded look. The grounds were up kept and the pool was so packed it looked as if it was taken over by college kids. We felt claustrophobic while being there. Finally! we had seen enough and left to another place our friends told us about down the street. Let us tell you The Victor on Venice left us in Amazement, they had so many things Centrepointe Apartments never came close to. We think we found our newly modeled home and all the amenities it comes with at The Victor on Venice and the monthly rent is well worth it. In Summary: False advertising to bait-and-switch perspective renters into coming to see a unit and when they get there, the price of the unit is not what was advertised. The apartments looked so outdated, more like from the 1980s'. $2,600 per month in West Los Angeles is not what you would expect to pay for a non-modern looking apartment. Included Pictures of the ad posted, see for yourself. If you could save $1,200 a year, instead of paying that, I'm sure you would also be disappointed taking time off work or busy schedule just to be misled. UPDATE 2/28/15: As of our Review posted on February 26, 2015, coincidentally just (1) day later Centrepointe Apartments changed their monthly rate back to $2,600 from their original $2,500 per month on all the Ads posted online. Also, A Review is now posted on Yelp glorifying Centerpointe Apartments and boasting on its amenities, and get this: they also use a similar business catch phrase "Come Home to Centrepointe" in their review, WOW! what a surprise they include that. Unfortunately is far from the honest truth to our experience, and in our opinion not an actual review but rather a rebuttal to our review. read more

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Nayda and John are great. They take care of business, have a good repoire with tennants, and work orders are taken care of quickly. The property is clean and safe - my wife and I never had any trouble with late night noise or garbage or loud neighbors. However, they hired a new manager recently - his name is Ethan. When we moved out, Ethan stuck to his guns and charged us an extra day's rent because my roommate hadn't moved out completely and returned the keys. Now rules are rules - fair enough. But when you have paid on time every day, never caused any trouble, always dealt with staff members politely, and got along well with other residents, management should take into consideration the result of being 'fair and impartial'. I write a review here, and I warn future tennets of the possibility that you will get into a situation where some understand and compassion would resolve an issue - you won't get it. Eventually - we complained loudly enough, and to enough people, that they halved the 1 day of rent charged at the daily rate. It's a compromise, and so I give them three stars. Had they not compromised at all, I would have given them one star. read more

My boyfriend and I lived here for a year in a one bedroom loft and absolutely loved it. Plenty of space, high ceilings, if things broke, they were fixed quickly. Nice kitchen appliances, and cat friendly. pretty calm and quiet complex. The pool and gym area is really nice. Was able to have family over for bbq, and everyone fit in our apartment. This is a good location to live, walking distance to culver center, and right by the 405 and 10. Ethan and management are so nice and always great. Would highly recommend living here. We have to move due to new job location. We will miss it. read more

Lived here for a year between 2012-2013. Amazing place in West LA, competitively priced for the large units. Great loft spaces, which can be hard to find in the area. I had a 2 bedroom loft corner unit, the best place I have lived in the West LA area. I used the massive main bedroom as my bedroom, and the smaller side bedroom as an office. There are windows and doors everywhere with excellent ventilation, and when I kept my patio and kitchen windows open, there was a direct airstream going through cooling the unit to the point that I only used my A/C maybe 1 week of the year. My unit was dead quiet, since there was no one above me and on 3 of the 4 sides. There was occasional music played loudly that could be heard in the central areas but I could never hear it from my apartment. Not sure if this is standard, but my unit had 1.5 bathrooms and in-unit washer/dryer. There are huge closet spaces between the master bedroom, smaller bedroom, storage room by laundry and the coat closet. There is also a decent gym if you want to use weight machines or the ellipticals. Although this is a small space it was rarely in use. There is a pool, but too small for laps and better for lounging. The complex felt extremely safe at night because of the security gates, which were suprisingly never propped open unlike other places I lived. There was also a security guard in the evenings, that would stroll through the place and also get you packages from UPS/FedEx in the office! Parking was more than sufficient with large spaces and there are also guest parking spots. Location is good, although the neighborhood probably isn't the best in the area. The apartments are within walking distance to a shopping center with Ralphs, CVS, Best Buy, CPK and lots of random restaurants/stores, and the LA Fitness is there too. I worked at UCLA Medical Center and the commute was ~ 15 minutes w/o traffic, although with traffic it could be a grind, although this goes for all of LA and it was probably better than trying to go to Santa Monica during rush hour. Drawbacks would be that the area isn't the most trendy or upscale, but it is okay inside the complex since it is mostly young professionals living there. They don't have electronic debit for rent and still require checks, including requiring cashier's checks for the deposit and first month's rent, which was kind of annoying. The front office staff are amazing, and most of my interactions were with Lauren and Ethan. They were always friendly, eager to help, and very quick to fix any problems you might have while living there. I would have stayed there if I didn't move out of LA for my work. Overall, would highly recommend at least giving this place a look, particularly the lofts. read more

Since i moved in here, i never experienced any issues. The residency is clean and the office staff are really helpful and they are always available to assist residents. It is quit and safe. I am happy here and i am not willing to relocate read more

Love living here. Moving from NY to LA, my main concern was getting a lot more space, as well as living some place safe, garage parking, a pool and washer and dryer in apartment. CentrePointe Apartments surely delivered, my boyfriend and I wanted a 2 bedroom since I would have friends and family that visit from NY and because of that we have a washer dryer in our apartment which is fantastic. The management is great, since it is a small complex they know all the unit residents by name. Maintenance is quick and efficient. The pool area is great and has grills that are available for residents use, we also have a massive patio area in our apartment that is amazing. The location of these apartment is also perfect, I am able to go to Beverly Hills, Venice Beach, Playa Vista, Marina Del Ray and Culver City in 20 minutes or less. I love living here and I feel I will be living here for a while. read more

Stayed at a studio for a year back in 2013 and still miss it. The apartments are nice, the amenities are great, residents are great. Overall, it's a nice community where people are friendly and, surprisingly, above average looking :) Even though buildings have a beautiful design and everything looks great, that can be a bit deceiving. Materials within the apartments are not as good as someone would expect. Also, I think that management might be pushing the pricing envelope a bit too much. However, they are doing a great job returning security deposits, so that's a breeze of fresh air in LA rental market. Overall, whether you enjoy spending time having friends over or just reading books by the pool, this is definitely a place you should consider. Also, if you prefer interacting with cool management staff instead of untrustworthy and questionable personalities, this place should be on the top of your list. Lauren and Ethan are courteous, professional, personable and they really want everyone to enjoy their stay. read more

For being the only apartment in LA my husband and I lived in, Center Pointe Apartments weren't bad. We lived here for a little less than a year and a half in one of their townhouse-style one bedrooms. The downstairs was roomy, with a kitchen full of updated and reliable appliances. But the bedroom and bathroom upstairs were pretty cramped and stuffy. Getting into and out of the complex was pretty annoying too, since it was on a busy street. Rent was pretty high for the area, but amenities included a pool, jacuzzi and small fitness center. I used all of them, but not as much as I wanted to - mostly because there are some "regulars" that love to soak in the hot tub for hours almost every afternoon. The manager and his staff are probably the best thing about this place. Ethan is super friendly and on top of everything. Work orders are always quickly addressed and he really tries to help you out whenever needed. Braulio was our favorite maintenance guy! He's so nice and friendly and always said hi when we saw him. He even offered to let us borrow his car to jump ours, and to take his car to the store to get a new battery. He totally deserves a raise! read more

i lived in a one bedroom loft for four years here. i truly enjoy every moment. The place had high ceilings, much natural light, great kitchen appliances, a workout gym, and a swimming pool. Quiet and beautiful! the location is perfect, close to the 405 and 10 with walking distance to a market. its also close to downtown culver city for movies, restaurants, and drinks. The building staff was awesome. They were friendly and very helpful. if i had issues with anything, Ethan and his crew were always on point and got things done. This building is a must see and again the staff was great!!! read more

Christian helped was a lifesaver throughout our entire leasing and move-in process. Despite the limitations of doing business under COVID restrictions, our move in day went very smoothly, our apartment was spotlessly clean, and Christian addressed all of our questions immediatly. We have found place that met our needs perfectly and trust that if we do have any issues we wil be well taken care of. Thank you Christian! read more

Nice place. Visited friends here. Spacious. Nice. Don't know what the rent is but I'm sure it's pricey. Worse problem is the parking

I'm currently a tenant at this complex and we had an issue with our water heater which broke unexpectedly. While we were without hot water, the managers were accommodating and helped us until the water heater could be replaced. They were professional and responsive when we needed. 5 stars. read more

Liked this apartment. This is the first apartment I have lived in where all maintenance is quickly taken care of. Its clean and quiet. Expensive for 2 bedroom, over $2000. They sometimes have 2 weeks specials. I rated 3 star because I have a noisy neighbor and the walls are not well insulated so you can hear your neighbor as if they are in the same room with you. read more

I lived there from Sept 2019 - Sept 2020. When I viewed the apartment the leasing individuals told me in order to have the bathroom mirror replaced, since it was damaged, I had to sign a lease that same day. I felt this practice was unethical but opted to do it since I needed a place to live and had limited capacity to properly search. The overall exp living there was not as great given I was on the top floor therefore the balcony faced open air-conditioning units. I was told the windows would keep noise out, not the case thus couldn't fully relax whether inside or outside, albeit inside was toleratable but not being able to enjoy the balcony or even leave the glass door open was frustrating and depressing. I endured it best I could but the reason for this review is so people are aware, when I moved out, despite asking for a moveout walk-through, mgmt never scheduled it and then proceeded to deduct $600 as a cleaning fee for a studio. I made several attempts to obtain details and none were provided, nor was the issue resolved. I moved cross country thus not much I could do, thus to anyone living there or will be in the future, insist on a moveout walkthrough so you are clear on charges you will incur. The overall maintenance and grounds staff was great but the management office is shady for sure. Again, think used car dealership/salespeople : (. read more

My roommate and I have lived in CentrePointe Apartments for over a year now and we are extremely happy thus far! We are both in our early twenties, and while we were apartment hunting, we were looking for a safe, affordable apartment, close to Santa Monica and downtown LA. We are so lucky we found CentrePointe. We LOVE our 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom, one story apartment. It's really spacious and has lots of extra closet space that we utilize. We also really appreciate having our own washer and dryer in our unit- it is so convenient. The CentrePointe staff members are always super friendly and make you feel very welcome here. Jeremy and Adam in the front office are extremely accommodating to all of our needs. And the select few times we have needed maintenance help in our apartment, the maintenance staff came quickly and fixed the problem on the same day. My roommate and I also really appreciate the security guard who comes and makes rounds in the evenings. We have never felt unsafe living in CentrePointe. Finally, we are obsessed with the pool as well as the gym! We are at the pool almost every weekend and I use the gym daily. The price you pay for all of these extra accommodations at CentrePointe is unbeatable. We love love LOVE CentrePointe and highly recommend these apartments to other young professionals! read more

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I've lived here for about 16 months before moving out for work reasons. Centrepointe has been a rare jewel in renting in the Socal area for over 4 years now. The location of this complex can't really be beat. Both the 405 and 10 are a few minutes away. There's a great plaza nearby with a Best Buy, Ralphs, and a number of dining options, within walking distance (which is a good thing - that place has terrible parking). The few and far in between times that I've needed maintenance, it's always been done promptly - I just go into the office, tell them what the issue is and I can always rest assured that it'll be fixed within a day or two. The apartment building isn't the newest in the world, but the location is great, everything is kept up to date, other residents have mostly been curt, friendly, and respectful. I've never had a problem with neighbors; although, the walls are quite thin. Both moving in and out were a breeze: there were no surprises on my move-out bill, other than a few minor cosmetic items that were fairly priced. The initial deposit wasn't high at all, and I still got a sizeable chunk of it returned. read more

Great place to live for a lot of reasons. 1. This place isn't too huge and the people working in the office seem to get to know people by name. For example I recently moved in here and whenever I walk in they already know what apartment I'm here for and know my name. They are also super friendly. 2. The maintenance here is done in a very timely manner whenever lightbulbs need to be replaced they are done as soon as possible etc. 3. One of the biggest selling points for this place is that it has in house washer and dryers. There was no way in hell I was going to pay to do laundry at an apartment laundry room for 1.75 to wash and 1.75 to dry at some other apartments I looked at. 4. Water is included here, I'm not sure if that is the policy at most apartments but it sure wasn't at The Village in Irvine. 5. This place is located next to a lot of good places to eat and despite being close to two major freeways I haven't personally had a huge issue with traffic. The layout of the apartment I am in is a town home style apartment with two bedrooms upstairs and the living room and kitchen area downstairs. The floor space is perfect for two guys we have plenty of space. The rent here is also acceptable we pay 2180 a month not including utilities. The only gripe is that the gym is really small you really can't do any kind of workout other than run. The place I lived before had 4 gyms each with weight racks up to 50 pound dumbells, huge pools, and 15 treadmills. Oh well that's what a gym membership is for right? read more

My stay at Centrepointe began 3 years ago. While slightly outside of my budget, I did not find anything comparable in terms of living space, or community for anywhere near the price. During my stay, management was fantastic. I do not expect to ever live in an apartment with management as responsive and attentive as Centrepointe. Any repairs were completed immediately. I would often report a problem, and come home from work to find the repair completed. Additionally, they keep the common areas (pool, bbq, gym, etc.) in exceptional condition; clean, functioning, updated equipment, pool furniture, etc. This includes employing multiple methods to solve a brief but annoying pigeon problem! I feel like most apartments would blame the birds and move on without trying anything... Communication between management and tenants was great as well. The staff was very friendly, and made me feel welcome everytime I stepped into the office. I highly recommend looking into CentrePointe for your next apartment, well worth the investment. I am sad to leave after three years, but excited because I am moving in elsewhere with my girlfriend. :) read more

My husband and I (and, a few years later, our new daughter) lived at Centrepointe for a total of 6 years and loved every moment of it. These apartments are located in the Palms neighborhood north of Venice Boulevard and thus just north of Culver City. The neighborhood is "up and coming" and getting trendier, but at the moment is not considered one of West LA's hot spots, so the rent is quite reasonable for all the perks. Every apartment is beautifully turned out (we lived in two, first a one-bedroom and then a two-bedroom, and have seen several others) with A/C, accent paint, nice appliances, and plenty of space. There is a huge heated pool that is never overcrowded and a lovely jacuzzi. There is a small fitness center and the grounds are nice, both aesthestically and for children to play. One of the biggest benefits to living at Centrepointe was the accomodating and friendly management. Manager Ethan Steele is both fair and understanding and is the ultimate professional. I see him going places, but his advancement would be a great loss to Centrepointe. The other office staff experienced some turnover while we were there but was invariably friendly and helpful. Our move out of Centrepointe was motivated purely on the arrival of our second child and the need for more space (Centrepointe does not offer three-bedroom apartments), but we have never had a serious complaint. I can provide an unqualified recommendation. read more

I lived here for one year and this was by far my best living experience ever! Adam and Jeremy at leasing office are great and have been very helpful. Big shout out to both of them for being so kind. Any maintenance issues were resolved on the same day. The staff around is very friendly and respectful. I was in 2 Bed/2 bath loft unit. The apartment was very spacious with nice patio. My roommate had to move out as she bought her own condo and unfortunately I was traveling and couldn't find my roommate's replacement on time :( So I decided to move out. However, I hope to be back soon ! Thank you Centre Pointe :) read more

I have never written a review before but feel compelled to after my experience with the staff of Centerpointe. We are leasing an apartment for 6 months (a huge obstacle in itself) for my son and his college roommate while they are on externship. They reside in NY, we are in Seattle. The staff at Centerpointe took a very frustrating process and made it nearly stress free. Having to find a mutual location for the apartment in a not horrible location, priced decently, and having a feeling of not being taken advantage of from a desk in Seattle was not the easiest. After calling around to numerous places and being ruled out as they do not accept 6 month leases, or two college kids who really have no income until they start their jobs upon arriving in LA, I came across Centerpointe, from the first phone call I felt at ease. Ethan and Jackie were awesome answering all my questions, working around the fact that I was in Seattle and the boys in NY. Picked up the keys on the 26th and the place is fantastic, and as expected Jackie and Ethan were great :). If you out of state looking for a place do not hesitate with Centerpointe. read more

Wonderful place to call home! Seth the manager is great and is very understanding when it comes to lease flexability. The mainteance staff was knowledgable and fast to fix minor dishwasher repairs. Most importantly the complex was clean and well kept. I would highly suggest living here. I leased one of the lofts and it was the best priced unit for the space. There is also covered parking and all the appliances (stainless steel) were included. Best place I ever leased! Yvette C. Page Real Estate Broker read more

I lived there for 5 years and it was pretty nice, aside from some minor issues like people stealing stuff from the laundry room, tons of termites and a security guard having a psychotic break on New Years. However, don't expect to get your security deposit back once you move out! After 5 years (!) of being a perfect resident, who always paid rent on time and didn't throw late night parties, I got charged for carpet replacement, bathroom and kitchen reglazing, wall paint, housekeeping I never got and didn't get a refund for the garage remote I turned in. Basically, be prepared that your security deposit is history as soon as you sign a lease. read more

Now that I am fully moved out of my apartment, I can review the complex without fear of Yelp stalkers (eep!). I actually really liked this complex and I will miss living here. The location was convenient; it had nice amenities, such as the pool, jacuzzi, fitness room, etc.; maintenance was pretty good about taking care of things; and the management was always nice to me. Sure, there were things I didn't like- the old keycard system, which made you physically swipe through a reader and had no holes on the cards for keyrings; the numerous county inspections, complex renovations, etc, which meant that people had to go inside my unit; the fact that they kept PAINTING the f-ing STAIRS down to the garage (seriously, it's the ground- the paint will not last!). But all in all, I liked living here and being close to so many restaurants, businesses, and freeways. I liked that my packages could be dropped off and kept safe in the office. I think the owner needs to ease up on his stupid rules about "uniformity" among the units though- they don't want people mounting satellite dishes or even taking down the stupid window blinds, because then things wouldn't look "consistent". The place is kinda pricey, but you are paying for the amenities, security, etc. Anyway, nice place and if I could afford it on my own, I would live there again. read more

I'm a current resident, I've lived here for almost four months now. I absolutely love it. I just graduated college in May and had to look for apartments while out of town, so I trusted the pictures and reviews on Google and Yelp, and I'm glad I did. The best parts: Maintenance requests completed same or next day, free guest parking, quiet even though it's on busy streets, pool and hot tub, great location, everything you need nearby. The details: Location is amazing, close to the highways without being TOO close, and there's a Ralphs, Best Buy and Rite-Aid across Venice (easy walking distance) along with food (including Panda, Coffee Bean and Subway) and several other places. There are two great bars that I know of really close by, the Blind Barber and Bigfoot West. It's only a mile and a half from the Culver City station of the Expo Line and downtown Culver City. Also only a mile from the Ballona Creek Bike Path, for running and biking. Even though it's on Overland and near Venice, I hear zero street noise from my apartment except for sirens. Building itself is a bunch of interconnected "blocks" (building A, B, C, etc) that surround the pool. It seems like a maze at first, but after two days it's not confusing anymore. I believe the place was built in the mid 90s but I wouldn't have thought it was more than 10 years old, it's kept in great shape and well landscaped with trees and bushes. Underground tandem parking with a gate, and, one of the best things, FREE GUEST PARKING along with ample street parking nearby. Gates on all entrances which you use a key card to open. My apartment itself is a two-bed, two-bath, two-story apartment. The first floor is a kitchen/living room including a large closet under the stairs and good size balcony. It has a decent size kitchen with "ok" quality counters and cabinets, only complaint is that the drawers are a little small (who cares) and aren't built out of anything fancy (possibly plywood with a laminate cover, I'm not sure). The top floor is the bedrooms, with a small hall closet, a master bedroom with an ensuite bathroom, and smaller bedroom that has a bathroom just outside the door (the "public" bathroom of the apartment). Ample closet space (for me anyway) in the small bedroom, and a WIC in the master. Both bedrooms have sliding glass doors that open up to a walkway that goes around most of the entire complex on the 3rd floor. Nice high ceilings on both floors, and the stairs are wide enough to move most things up, but a couch would be a stretch. Amenities: The pool area includes the pool, a hot tub, two grills, and a gym, open 7am-11pm. The gym is nothing special but it's cool that it's there, and there's an LA fitness across Venice if you want more than the treadmill, bike, elliptical, and basic resistance machines they have. Finally, the building staff is amazing. The office staff is incredibly friendly and always eager to help. Maintenance requests are completed SAME DAY or the next day (they even replace light bulbs). They'll hold packages for you (UPS tends to drop off at your door, USPS drops off at the leasing office) and you can get packages from the night security guard if the leasing office is closed. The rent obviously isn't the cheapest, but in my opinion it's a steal for what you get living here. There's also an In n Out about a mile and a half away. read more

Used to live here between 2008 to 2011. Didn't realize how good of a place this was until I moved out and lived in other apartments. Nice Staff, reasonable price for what you get, quick maintenance. Only bad thing was noise from neighbors. Manager was very reasonable when I moved out. wasn't expecting to get most of my deposit back since there were some damages, but manager said it was expected since I had lived there long enough, he only charged me for cleaning fee. I would recommend this place to friends and family. read more