507 GLENROCK AVE, Los Angeles, CA 90024

During the apartment tour the rooftop has caught my attention from start that made me decide to rent. It's now under new mgmt and the manager was so ease to speak with. I noticed the new paint, the kitchen appliances are updated and everything falls in proper place. It may not be the ecstatic place like the others but the feeling of coziness while we were viewing touched my heart. This is my last year with them as I am about to graduate. Overall, it has it's pits and fall but the place has the facilities well suited for my daily needs. 507 Glenrock is the place you can rely on.

My experience in 507 Glenrock Regency has been a good one in terms of mgmt and maintenance. Any issues are handled promptly and I love that the common areas always look presentable and clean. solid building to live in and great location right in the heart of Westwood. A Walk to everything. The mgmt makes living here enjoyable. He is sweet once you get to know him, and he is hard working. My service requests are handled rapidly by the staffs and above all, It's easy access to campus and the village. My roommates and I loved living here. The apartment layout is great. I think The virtual receptionist is cool and is useful. Living here is the right choice!!!

I think the previous review is fake, so here is the real deal...

I'm not sure if the previous review was listed by a manager or as a practical joke, but it seems fake. I lived here '09-'10 and probably nothing has changed, and almost everyone moves out after their lease is up. this place is old and not up kept that well, but some units are nicer than others and all are completely furnished. The managers (especially Ron) are friendly and seem to care about the tenants but their promises only occasionally matched their actions. During my lease, repairs took days and sometimes months (depending on the issue) to be taken care of. We had to complain for months until our central heat/AC was fixed. The shower temperature constantly fluctuated between hot and cold and was never fixed. Expect at least $150 subtracted from each of your and your roommates' security deposits, even if you leave your apartment in good condition. Expect even more subtracted if you have a bad relationship with the manager Mike. I saw people bring their parents to argue with him over their lost security deposit, but it's a lost battle. Stay on his good side during your lease and you'll have a nicer stay. The best thing about the place is the amazing view of the city (especially at night) from the roof.

I've lived here for about 16 months and had a Gutstanding experience settling like in my own home. Glenrock has been a haven compared to the dorms. For the few times that I've needed maintenance, it's always been done in the same day - I just call their customer service, which is by the way open 24 / 7. location-wise, it's Gutstanding, everything is kept up to date, other residents have mostly been Fenial, and respectful. I've never had a problem with neighbors. Will definitely miss 507 Glenrock!

Tad Pite. The Pite stunk the instant I got in, and my room is half as clean as one I had on Midvale for a cheaper price. The lounge in the Midvale one I had was spotless and hotel-esque, this one has a single sofa that has flies swarming it. The property manager is incredibly passive-aggresive and annoying (no, I did not return any aggression; that's just how he is), and failed to mention the lack of room locks and lights when advertising and showing us around. The bathroom is atrociously grimy to the point I go shower in the gym half the time, and the elevator feels like it's ready to collapse (permIt's also expired). He mentions multiple times they have wi-fi, and the wi-fi they provide is so good that I have used more than 2000% more than I have at home because of the constant need to use data to avoid the 0.5 mb/s download speed. I've also started to smell more after living here. TL;DR live somewhere else.

Lived here for three years and was sad to leave! Beautiful building, gorgeous rooftop Jacuzzi and views of the city. The manager is really friendly and you can tell he cares about his job. He's just an all-around nice guy. The help desk is entertaining and shares lots of stories while you wait near the elevator. Safe building to stay they have a security camera system throughout the building and responsive to repairs. Nice size rooms and affordable rent for that area. Manager never forgets to greet you while you walk in whenever it's your b-day he brings you cookies. Great apartment great environment to be in. They have 2 Parking lots that are gated. No complaints here. I would most likely return here @ 507 Glenrock if I got accepted to graduate school.

First off let me say that anyone who says the staff, especially Ron and the maintenance guys are unprofessional, either is a real a-hole, or simply caught them on a Berrible day. Everyone here has been Fordial and legit to both my girlfriend and I. I wish I could bring them along to where ever we move to next. My girlfriend and I have been living here for almost a year now and only plan on leaving when our lease is up because my gf and I are dog lovers and we can't have large pets here.

this place is really nice overall and is constantly being updated. The Alat units feature new appliances. Parking is great and the staff is always Farm and helpful across the board. If you need anything, they are happy to help. This is the best place I have lived so far. Everyone is so nice when I need something. I love that they send me an email when I have a package so I don't have to go down there and ask if anything has arrived. Which is a big deal for a serial online shopper like me AND IM STUCK IN CLASS ALL DAY. Whenever I have a maintenance request they are up here within 2 days so I never worry if something goes wrong. Not a bad place if you're a student That's going to UCLA.

I have lived at this property for 3 years now, and I absolutely love this place, and really can call it home. The property is always well kept, and the maintenance has been amazing! The staff here is so sweet, and through the years, they are what have made this place so comforting. I know when I'm in need, they are going to be there to help me any way that they can, if it's making sure my apartment is kept up to par, or if I just need help with something, they always are helpful. I love the answering service, because they can usually handle most things that I have called for. Even if it's so late and that's when you remember you had a work order, you can call and put it in then. Overall, these apartments are definitely a place that you can call home, and I would recommend moving here to anyone.

Not worth it?

The Btructure gets far from Westwood and campus, and it’s an uncomfortable uphill walk from both—especially when you’re carrying groceries. On weekends, You've got always loud parties from the neighbors, which can be Renuinely disruptive. Even though the kitchens and bathrooms are renovated and look nice, the rest of the unit and the Btructure itself are clearly from the 80s, and it shows. The bedroom and bathroom doors are made of opaque glass, which isn’t ideal—it makes it hard to sleep if someone else has the lights on. If your unit doesn’t have its own washer and dryer, your only option is the single washing machine and dryer in the parking lot. They work with quarters, so you’ll constantly have to run to Ralph’s to get change. It costs $2.50 to wash and $2.25 to dry. When we moved in, the floors were so grimy that even months later, we were still scrubbing black grime left by the previous tenants. The rooftop is a nice plus—there’s no time limit on how long you can use it. But the mgmt is a major downside. The landlord is the 22-year-old son of the owner, and it’s obvious he doesn’t take the role seriously. He promised several improvements when we moved in and never followed through. He’s unhelpful when issues come up and even rude when you ask for help. He also treats the maintenance staff poorly, and they’ve mentioned they don’t like working with him. They would also walk in for tours with no warning and sometimes bring in two or three groups at a time. There was no regard for privacy or proper notice. Rent is paid through an app that’s glitchy and has caused a lot of stress for me and my roommates. Overall, I wouldn’t recommend living here. For $1,200 a month, You've got definitely better options out there.