Sheraton Town House Apartments

just a few of the list of issues here. This building used to be so nice, with excellent management. The owner needs to reevaluate who they hire and take a step back to see what the tenants need. At this point, they’re doing the bare minimum to run the building in order to make as much profit as possible.

showers only turn lukewarm, meaning during the winter there is NO HOT WATER when I'm trying to shower. 0/5 stars, really upsetting that she does not care about tenants, just cares about her paycheck.

dance schools. In this melting pot you’ll hear salutations from the neighbors in a plethora of languages but all of them friendly. Of course, due to its age it has its quirks. The elevators sometimes breakdown, improvements for plumbing leave the water off during the day at least once a month. Parking is tandem with neighbors but in K-town you should be grateful for parking. My car has been broken into twice. The low income pricing comes with rules, and every few months they need to enter to change a filter, check fire alarms, and leave preventative pest control. Some are surprised by the level of noise but you’re on a major street in Los Angeles across from a park. Being in the middle of the city has its perks. La Fayette Community Center is across the street where there are tons of affordable programs for families. Wilshire Vermont Red Line Station is two blocks away along with Starbucks, Chipotle, Denny’s, and the bustling nightlife of Koreatown. Then there’s the free utilities, great air conditioning, spacious living room and hard working manager. It’s not perfect but those who are lucky enough to get in are usually sad to leave.

melting pot of people Korean. Irish, Italian, Russian, Hispanic, Polish, Black and White. Never a problem within all people are friendly and pets are allowed small dogs only. As a 10 resident i would not move ever.