For your health and well-being, don’t live here. Temperatures inside the units rise to an unlivable point even with a wall AC installed, you can’t turn on more than two electrical appliances without the fuse blowing, and management takes hours to respond. Most of the time, the code to the gate doesn’t work as well. Moving out was my highlight of 2021.

There are so many advantages to living at Orange Street. First of all, it is one of the best parts of Los Angeles, adjacent to Beverly Hills and within walking distance to The Grove/Farmers Market, Beverly Center, Cedars Sinai, Restaurant Row on La Cienga and just a block off Wilshire Blvd. The apartments are warm and cozy. The building has secured access which makes me feel a bit more comfortable. There is onsite laundry which is convenient and I have never had to wait to use it. It is... small enough to know and enjoy the neighbors. And the residential neighborhood is simply charming. The management company and onsite manager are extremely responsive. I haven't had any major issues in 2-1/2 years and the little minor ones are always addressed promptly. The apartments are among the most affordable in the area and many of the units have parking which is a big bonus in this area. I feel very fortunate to have found this apartment at the time I needed one. Read More