You truly can't beat this place for both value and safety in DTLA. My partner and I have lived here…read morefor almost two years now, and we've had only positive experiences! The staff in particular is phenomenal and extremely responsive -- front desk, back office, plumbers, electricians, security guards, absolutely everyone we've encountered. They take their jobs seriously and it makes all the difference in how this place feels to live. I use the pool, hot tubs, and gym regularly and having them is a big quality of life improvement. The building also hosts social events to help people get to know their neighbors, and everyone I've met here is really lovely -- it's nice, especially in a big city, to regularly get to run into people e.g. out on dog walks who you actually know and have a chat with them! Our apartment is clean and pleasant with great views of the city, and really well-located in terms of grocery stores, pharmacies, coffee shops, etc., as well as public transit, which I rely on primarily. The Met is an older building, so we've definitely had a few maintenance issues during our time here, but our work orders have always been responded to immediately and taken seriously and the issues we've encountered were always dealt with promptly by friendly and professional staff! If you're looking for a well-priced place downtown, I would highly recommend checking it out.

I have been living in this apartment building for 3 years... In all honesty, management has gotten…read moreworse every year. The only good thing about the building is Rolando at the front desk and all the cleaning staff's kindness. They keep downgrading benefits thinking we won't notice and to be truthful they are treating us like crap here. -There used to be free guest parking by request, anytime of the day but, that got stripped away. No reasoning for taking this away was ever relayed to tenants -We used to have 24 hour Front Desk staff, that's now brought down to one person for 5 days out of the week. -Security has been an issue here and the office doesn't even address it. For example: reports of someone held at gunpoint in the building, homeless people coming in (personally saw someone laying on my floor's bench), & there was another instance of a homeless guy pulling the fire alarm -Laundry pricing has gone up to costing us $6 to do one load wash & dry. Our laundry room door has been falling apart for sometime and yet they don't do anything to fix it. I went to another floor's laundry room and the glass shattered for me when I didn't have to use my entire body weight to open it. -We have an ongoing issue with our AC cooling towers leading to majority of residents suffering the recent heat waves and their email updates are straight out of ChatGPT or just plain boilerplate responses. There has been no real plan of action shared with residents and we mostly suspect they don't plan on really doing anything until the heat subsides. We were proven right because this issue first occurred on 8/19/26 and now we're suddenly receiving an update that their vendors are expected to have it fixed by 10/21/26. And to add to it, a lot of us have been forced to purchase our own cooling units or fans and they have told people to their face that they won't reimburse anyone. Absolutely heartless and greedy. -Roaches... I still can't believe a cockroach entered my unit from a high floor through the sliding door on an evening I was desperately trying to cool off on one of the heat wave days. Just yesterday, I saw a roach casually walking in the lobby. There was another time a friend of mine jokingly opened the lid to a grill and we were mortified when there were a ton of cockroaches running around in it. DISGUSTING All of these issues and yet they have the gall to send us a "Refer a Friend or Family member" deal when I would not recommend to anyone else to live here.

I have some comments in regards Katrina's review. The first, being that I've lived in this amazing…read morebuilding for nearly 3 years and have never dealt with a more accommodating, friendly landlord. Any issue that I've run into (which has only been related to appliances, not people) have been addressed immediately even when it was a hassle (like the sink getting clogged on Thanksgiving). The entire complex is a community with friendly neighbors who respect one another. In all of the time that I've lived here, I have NEVER had an issue with any other tenant. Until Katrina rolled in... I'm married to the tenant that Katrina makes slanderous comments about throughout her post. You know, the one who made her life "a living hell since (from) day 1." What a joke. The neighbor who lived upstairs for 20 years worked late but any time he was being loud (he'd sometimes use drills and hammers in the middle of the night) we'd kindly ask him to keep it down and he would just like any considerate neighbor would. We're still unclear as to what Katrina and her crew did upstairs but I vaguely remember hearing that she called herself a photographer. After seeing the various "shoots" happen throughout the building (the most memorable, staring a shirtless man in leather pants and matching vest strewn across our stairs as this seasoned professional spat out clichés that equated to 'making love to the camera') I came to the conclusion that she was another inexperienced, delusional photogs who rips people off by taking their headshots. You know, those people who advertise their by leaving their poorly designed flyers in coffeeshops throughout LA, promising images that will catapult their victims/clients to stardom. But I digress and will now address Katrina directly. When it comes to this "tenant" that you speak of, you're referring to my husband. How dare you make disparaging comments about him when you have absolutely NO facts on which to base your claims. It was brought to our attention by your next door neighbor (who we've been close friends for 10 years now) that you were commenting on his behavior and saying he was crazy due to the "head injury that he sustained when he was in his motorcycle accident" Our friends, who you thought you were engaging in harmless, neighborly gossip with, played dumb in order to hear the lies that you spewed and were blown away that you could be so callous about an incident that almost took someone's life. Straight up, no-class. All the garbage about the on-site manager "having to step in" about the parking situation is hilarious. The manager laughed and rolled his eyes as he asked us to be aware when parking our tiny 1960's BMW 2002 and VW Rabbit because poor Katrina was having a hard time parking her massive Suburban and garish, yellow Hummer in her spots. You should have heard how hard we laughed along with the manager. The thought that someone could, with a straight face, complain about their oversized, space-wasters not being able to fit alongside two of the smallest cars made, is beyond hilarious. Believe me, no one was ever poking around the tires of your gaudy, ostentatious car (I know I'm beating a dead horse but if you're going to actually buy a Hummer, would you really choose Yellow?! And to be even more tasteless, you fill up the back window with those tacky stickers that represent each member of your family? Could you be a bigger joke?) The reason he was ever close to your car was to work on his. Trust me, no one had any interest in your cheap-ass rims or extensive collection of bumper stickers. In closing, let's talk about the real reason why you "left so quietly".Once again, I was woken up at 3am by your stomping around, I had enough and my "unstable" husband again asked that you keep it down. In response, I could hear you snicker and snort. The next day when we were trying to leave, our door wouldn't open. As hard as we pulled, it wouldn't budge. We went around through the other door to see what was up and there it was, as clear as day - someone had used an industrial strength epoxy to seal our door shut! We pushed as hard as we could and finally were able to get it open. As it opened, it ripped off pieces of wood & paint. Couldn't believe it. I mean, what sort of scumbags would glue a door shut? It didn't take a forensic scientist to figure out. That's when I felt things had reached a 10 on the creepy meter and I was either going to have to call the cops or speak to the landlord. Since I wasn't sure as to whether poor, innocent Katrina would be staying in the building, I didn't want to involve the police and called management. When I spoke to them they were dumbfounded and angry because it's both crazy and dangerous to glue someone's door shut! In the end, management took care of the issue swiftly and professionally, restoring peace to our building. And now I can happily report that there haven't been any problems since Katrina drove her Hummer off into the sunset.

I lived in this building in 2001 and now have come back in 2022. The management (Sybil) is super…read moreresponsive and wonderful and the community is really great! I love my large open loft with spectacularly high ceilings, washer/dryer, dishwasher and mini split a/c heater. Also the wood burning fireplace is a surprising and wonderfully cozy amenity. The pool is very clean, never overcrowded and I find most residents to be respectful at least friendly and kind to each other. I have a hair salon/photo studio in the building and the grey water from my shampoo bowl is able to water the plants outside. The wonderful maintenance guys who work here full time helped me to install it. This has been my favorite experience of renting in LA. The lofts are pricey but for the value you receive worth it imho. I'm hoping to stay her me for a while

My wife and I just moved to the Art House and so far we are loving the location. Its away from the…read morecity and parking is amazing, you also get gated parking access! The surrounding areas is also great. It's extremely close to the Arts District's main hub with breweries, restaurants and cafes but far enough to not be disturbed by the noise of it all. The Loft itself is super homey with the warm wood floors and up to date amenities but still gives the loft feel with the wood beams, industrial pipes and brick walls. The building manager Jeremy is also super rad to work with and was very accommodating! He showed us plenty of units and worked with us to finding the best unit that was suited for our needs.

Great place to Work, Live, and Make Art. Great staff who live on site. Close to Soho Warehouse and…read moreabout 5 coffee shops.

I've been living at The Langham for about two months now and have genuinely loved it so far. When I…read morewas apartment hunting, I was mostly looking at historic buildings because I really appreciate the details, character, and personality that come with them, and this building definitely delivers on that. It's also really well maintained and taken care of. Management has been great, and so have the tenants I've gotten to meet. There are quite a few longtime residents who have been here for years, which I think says a lot about a building. The location has been another huge plus. There are tons of great multicultural places to eat within walking distance, and I'm constantly finding something new nearby. I've enjoyed every minute of living here so far and am looking forward to many more!

I've been living at The Langham, Los Angeles for about two months now, and I've had a really great…read moreexperience so far. From the initial tour to actually living here, everything has been handled professionally and with a genuine focus on residents. The tour was a great first impression. The staff was welcoming, knowledgeable, and took the time to answer all of my questions without making me feel rushed or pressured. That experience definitely played a big part in my decision to move in. Since moving in, the maintenance team has also been excellent. Whenever I've needed something, they've been responsive, professional, and quick to take care of it. It's reassuring to know that requests are taken seriously and followed through. I also want to give special recognition to Omar. He has been outstanding and is one of the reasons the overall experience has been so positive. He is approachable, professional, and genuinely seems to care about making sure residents are happy and taken care of. His management and attention to detail really stand out. After two months here, I'm very happy with my decision to move to The Langham. Between the beautiful property, great maintenance team, welcoming staff, and especially the excellent management, it's been a wonderful place to call home. I would definitely recommend it to anyone considering living here.

My tour guide Milton was amazingly patient and welcoming! The apartments were lovely, the views…read morewere amazing I knew no matter what I choose I couldn't go wrong. I had an interview with the manager, which I thought was great because sometimes you get these property manager who couldn't care less about the building they only want cash, but it seems they want to make sure they know their tenants intimately. My apartment was just as I seen it during the tour and all the I expected. I was bewildered when approx two weeks in when My apartment started leaking. I was confused and alarmed. Maintenance came a few hours later, moved me to another apartment with an even better view and couple extra sq. feet. I have been here for 6 more months and haven't had any more emergency. Renting can be very unpredictable go with a company who owns there building and personally takes care of their tenants.

- A PIG with LIPSTICK ON -- Building and Staff…read more The so called " Relationship Managers" are rude and have ZERO interest in solving concerns after they get you to...sign a lease. They all get COMMISSION so unless you're there to sign on the dotted line.. they have no interest in having any kind of conversation to address your needs. All the ones I've encountered seem Young, BORED, and Disinterested in performing their jobs in a professional manner....and forget about "Good Customer Service".. that's a foreign concept at this establishment . They are SALES PEOPLE ( first and foremost) and the only relationship these " relationship managers " want with you is the one when you're in their office and signing on the dotted line. I asked a " Relationship Manager" for her manager or corporate office contact information , she turned her head and said she can't give out contact information to the general manager nor the corporate office. Huh? Who says that lol. Clearly she's not very bright... like we're not able to GOOGLE and get the AMIDI GROUP ( located in Redwood City, Ca. ) or the General Manager ARGIS contact information? The unfortunate thing about this building is that I have encountered this RUDE behavior from several of these " relationship managers" , not just one! Which make you wonder about the person who is at the top " managing them", to allow this type of behavior reflects badly on MANAGEMENT. Often staff will model how MANAGEMENT behaves...hmmm So in a nutshell , do I recommend this particular Concrete Jungle with their staff of rude ineffective GEN X Sales People? Absolutely not! There's many nicer places in LA with a staff that is also nice CARES about keeping tenants happy so that they'll want to stay...this place clearly just cares about getting your $$$$$. Don't let the fake smiles upon arrival fool you... once you're in... all of that changes!

Just moved out. Paul…read morethe new manager is amazing and upper management was good / very fair.

I tried checking one of the units but my tour agent never showed. A lot of homeless outside and…read moresmelled like piss

I just signed my lease today and IM IN LOVE with MY NEW HOME!! I have to say this has been one of…read morethe fastest, easiest, and most importantly comfortable leasing process I have ever experienced. Ariana went out of her way to show me my Unit 3 X with family! Just to make sure I felt good about the unit. She was very clear about everything and explained everything throughout the entire process. She's extremely professional and patient. You can tell she really genuinely wants the right people to rent their units and welcomes new people into the community. I got a chance to meet Michael and he was so amazing. He even gave me an additional history lesson on the building which was so inspiring! I felt right at home and I am going to be a part of an awesome family. Looking forward to my move. One of the best experiences so far! Downtown LA is not the easiest place to find hidden Gems and this is it! Thank you, Reserve!

O stars, would be a cool place if it wasn't for the noise. You will hear every sound from your…read moreneighbor, some tenants are just disrespectful and make so much noise even after 2,3 AM. Sometimes I even get woken up by it, and this on a weekday. Too bad it's a lease so you have to wait to move. Just plain garbage and nothing gets done about it, stay away from this place.

I just moved in two days ago and the whole process has been great! Nate is super helpful and worked…read morehis BUTT off for me after hours to get my approval for my unit and get me moved in super fast. The maintenance guys are so kind and literally saved a bunch of my stuff from being stolen and already came and fixed a problem with the shower. The building is super clean and I love it so far!

Just was welcomed into the Maxfield building. Nate Ramirez was fantastic. I toyed with the…read morepossibility of a Maxfield apartment or the Garment Capital building over the course of many months due to complications in my life, and Nate was always cheerful, professional, courteous, punctual, and infinitely patient. I'm very happy with this groovy pad; the layout, large windows facing east, a clean and well equipped kitchen, and polished concrete floors are ideal for my aesthetic. Worth waiting for. Thank you, Nate, for your assistance getting accepted and all your kind help! TJ