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516 N. Harvard Blvd., Hollywood, CA 90004

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$1,350
🛁  1.5
🎓   1.3mi to Institute of Computer Technology
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516 N. Harvard Blvd.
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516 N. Harvard Blvd.
516 N. Harvard Blvd.
516 N. Harvard Blvd.
516 N. Harvard Blvd.
516 N. Harvard Blvd.
516 N. Harvard Blvd.
516 N. Harvard Blvd.
1.5

⭐  RMA Score

1.5

🛁   Bathrooms

1.3

🎓  Miles to Institute of Computer Technology

About 516 N. Harvard Blvd.

Harvard Apartments...Beautiful Newly Renovated Spacious Studio...MOVE IN SPECIAL! CALL NOW! - We will be having a beautiful studio apartment available for move in. Take advantage of this once in a lifetime opportunity to join our beautiful little community here at 516 N. Harvard Blvd, as we are pleased to offer newly renovated, spacious studio apartment home professionally managed by Statewide Enterprise. Units feature exposed brick, hardwood floors, all new light fixtures, new plumbing fixtures, new window coverings, abundant natural light, the works! We're conveniently located near everything LA has to offer from restaurants to shopping to nightlife. Nearby schools include Cheder Menachem, Harvard Elementary School and Kingsley Elementary School. The closest grocery stores are Melrose Market, Bangkok Market and Marvin's Market. Nearby coffee shops include Winchell's Donut House, World of Nuts & Coffee and Mesn Cafe. Nearby restaurants include Tid Lom Thai Cuisine, Tasty House and Huang BBQ Seafood House. Conveniently located near Lemon Grove Recreation Center, Seily Rodriguez Park and Robert Burns Park. Quick access to the 101 and 5 freeways.

Pictures in this ad are a representation and may not reflect the actual apartment that is currently available.

MOVE IN SPECIAL: $500 OFF OF FIRST MONTH RENT!

To view a virtual tour of unit 309 studio - https://my.matterport.com/show/?m=wcP2PQdx1MM

-Listed security deposit is on approved credit .
-6 or 12 month lease - Six month lease available with $100 monthly surcharge .

The rent, deposit, concession and terms listed in this ad are only valid for the actual date that this ad was initially posted.

Location Details

📍 516 N. Harvard Blvd., Hollywood, CA 90004

🎓 1.3mi

Distance to Institute of Computer Technology

🚶‍️ 20min

EST. Walk to Institute of Computer Technology

🚲 4min

Est. Bike ride to Institute of Computer Technology

🚗 3min

Est. Drive to Institute of Computer Technology

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Reviews

1.5/5.0

01/08/2025

Current Resident

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This is in continuation of my previous post to include more photos: My experience with Alpine LA Properties has been so distressing that I feel like I have to share what happened. Moving in here was supposed to be a fresh start, but it quickly turned into a nightmare, and if I can help even one person avoid the same experience, then this review is worth it. On move-in day, 12/27/24 I saw my first cockroach. At first, I tried to stay calm and hoped it was a one-time thing. Unfortunately, it wasn’t. I’ve seen live cockroaches every single day since I moved in. I have a severe phobia, and the infestation has caused me constant anxiety and stress. Despite submitting multiple maintenance requests, nothing changed. I even bought two bottles of pesticide out of my own pocket—both are now half-empty from frequent use. And yet, the cockroaches just keep coming back. When I reached out to management for help, they didn’t take the issue seriously. They claimed they needed “documentation of the infestation” because during their inspection, they only saw “one live roach” and concluded that the unit was “pest-free.” Never mind the fact that I had submitted several maintenance requests and had two nearly empty bottles of pesticide as proof that the issue wasn’t isolated. I felt completely dismissed, as though my concerns didn’t matter. The lack of empathy and action was frustrating and disheartening. Eventually, things got so bad that I formally requested to move out early. I made it clear that I planned to leave by January 10th, but despite the urgency and seriousness of the situation, upper management has not responded at all. I’ve received zero acknowledgment, no communication—nothing. It’s been incredibly stressful to feel so ignored by the very people who should be responsible for ensuring tenants have a safe and livable home. The situation became unbearable to the point where I couldn’t even stay in the apartment anymore. I’ve been forced to stay with a friend because living there became impossible. Imagine paying rent for a place you can’t even live in because it’s so uninhabitable. That’s the position I’m in right now—displaced, frustrated, and counting down the days until I can finally move out for good. After going through all of this, I started asking around and learned that tenants in other buildings managed by Alpine LA Properties have had similar issues. Persistent maintenance problems, pest infestations, and unresponsive management seem to be common complaints. Hearing these stories confirmed what I was already feeling: this isn’t just my bad luck—there’s a pattern here. To make matters worse, Alpine LA Properties seems more concerned with controlling their public image than actually addressing tenant concerns. They’ve disabled comments on Instagram and filter comments on TikTok, which makes it difficult for prospective tenants to see the truth. It feels deceptive, as though they’re deliberately hiding the reality of what living in their properties is like. I wish I had known all of this before signing a lease. The apartments may look clean and well-maintained on the surface, but once you move in, you might find yourself facing the same nightmare I did—constant cockroach infestations, unhelpful management, and complete radio silence when you ask for help. If you’re considering renting from Alpine LA Properties, I urge you to think twice. You deserve a home where you feel safe and supported. Stay far away from Alpine LA Properties—you’ll be glad you did. ...
1.5/5.0

01/08/2025

Current Resident

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My experience with Alpine LA Properties has been so distressing that I feel like I have to share what happened. Moving in here was supposed to be a fresh start, but it quickly turned into a nightmare, and if I can help even one person avoid the same experience, then this review is worth it. On move-in day, 12/27/24 I saw my first cockroach. At first, I tried to stay calm and hoped it was a one-time thing. Unfortunately, it wasn’t. I’ve seen live cockroaches every single day since I moved in. I have a severe phobia, and the infestation has caused me constant anxiety and stress. Despite submitting multiple maintenance requests, nothing changed. I even bought two bottles of pesticide out of my own pocket—both are now half-empty from frequent use. And yet, the cockroaches just keep coming back. When I reached out to management for help, they didn’t take the issue seriously. They claimed they needed “documentation of the infestation” because during their inspection, they only saw “one live roach” and concluded that the unit was “pest-free.” Never mind the fact that I had submitted several maintenance requests and had two nearly empty bottles of pesticide as proof that the issue wasn’t isolated. I felt completely dismissed, as though my concerns didn’t matter. The lack of empathy and action was frustrating and disheartening. Eventually, things got so bad that I formally requested to move out early. I made it clear that I planned to leave by January 10th, but despite the urgency and seriousness of the situation, upper management has not responded at all. I’ve received zero acknowledgment, no communication—nothing. It’s been incredibly stressful to feel so ignored by the very people who should be responsible for ensuring tenants have a safe and livable home. The situation became unbearable to the point where I couldn’t even stay in the apartment anymore. I’ve been forced to stay with a friend because living there became impossible. Imagine paying rent for a place you can’t even live in because it’s so uninhabitable. That’s the position I’m in right now—displaced, frustrated, and counting down the days until I can finally move out for good. After going through all of this, I started asking around and learned that tenants in other buildings managed by Alpine LA Properties have had similar issues. Persistent maintenance problems, pest infestations, and unresponsive management seem to be common complaints. Hearing these stories confirmed what I was already feeling: this isn’t just my bad luck—there’s a pattern here. To make matters worse, Alpine LA Properties seems more concerned with controlling their public image than actually addressing tenant concerns. They’ve disabled comments on Instagram and filter comments on TikTok, which makes it difficult for prospective tenants to see the truth. It feels deceptive, as though they’re deliberately hiding the reality of what living in their properties is like. I wish I had known all of this before signing a lease. The apartments may look clean and well-maintained on the surface, but once you move in, you might find yourself facing the same nightmare I did—constant cockroach infestations, unhelpful management, and complete radio silence when you ask for help. If you’re considering renting from Alpine LA Properties, I urge you to think twice. You deserve a home where you feel safe and supported. Stay far away from Alpine LA Properties—you’ll be glad you did. (I’ve tried uploading photos, but the upload continuously fails. I will try again later.) ...
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