Coastline Real Estate Advisors

Excellent apartment in Lomita. Hard wood floors, granite countertops, spacious two bedroom with 1 ½ bath, balcony, great lounge pool and easy parking… Waiting on front door buzzer to be programmed still but it is new. We need a jacuzzi here (and there is plenty of space for one) then I would give the place 5 stars. Rent is more than reasonable. Also there is a ton of good places to eat and shop close by.

complete disappointment. rescheduled my workday to wait for a plumber they were sending. hours later, no plumber showed up. they changed it without notifying me to an appointment for 4 days later. then when i email to express my disappointment, i was treated with complete disrespect and antagonized, as if it were my fault.
nightmare.

Though I only lived at one of their properties in NoHo for about four months, I can’t say enough wonderful things about them, specifically the on-​site manager, Nadia. The complex was clean, and well kept, apartments are cute studios for a pretty good price and to be in a complex with a pool AND private parking lot without paying an arm and a leg in NoHo (or really, anywhere in LA) is hard to find. I’d definitely recommend Denny Apartments to anyone looking for a nice studio apartment in a safe and central area of NoHo without living immediately in the arts district. The complex is located close to the Empire center, close to the 170 and about 10 minutes from the 134 and 5 freeways. Nadia is a wonderful manager, always attentive to tenant needs and friendly as ever! Complex is also cat friendly and they bent over backwards for me allowing my service dog on the otherwise cat-​only friendly complex. The complex itself is a 75% 20 – 30 something singles and couples with a few older couples and families but is otherwise quiet and most tenants keep to themselves. Also big bonus for a nice big laundry room on site.

Recently moved in to the Villa Capri apartments in Lomita managed by Coastline and the apartment manager Mary was very helpful and accommodating. Recommended this place to some friends aswell.

These people are nightmares. They do not care at all for their renters and most definitely do not maintain their apartments. The apartments on Koreatown on 450 Lafayette Park Place are disgusting and neglected. Not to mention the last landlord has moved out and it seems like no one is even taking care of this place. I advise people to stay away from this sorry excuse for rental property.

I just moved into the 409 Palm building that is managed by Coastline and I could not be more impressed. The unit was recently renovated and with any renovation comes a host of issues. However I have been blown away by the professional, communication and attentiveness that Jimmy and the team has shown to us. They have been beyond welcoming to our family (my husband and our pets.) The apartment is stunning and its great peace of mind to have a property mgmt company that always goes the extra mile and always takes action to get things fixed.
Thank you to the 409 Palm team and Jimmy!

They were great for move in and have been very responsive to any issues. The building is exceptionally well kept, they continue to invest into all areas, including common space. I highly recommend coastline.

I have never written a review before but the way this company runs the building I live in lead me to ultimately writing this review. This has got to be the absolute WORST realtor company there ever is. I’ve lived in the same building for more than seven years and ever since this company took over the building, it has been nothing but hell. The way the company is running the building is ridiculous. They charged a late fee for the rent because they want the rent to be paid on the 1^st of every month without a 3 day grace period anymore. The manager almost kicked us out because we didn’t pay it on time according to the company’s policy. Not only that but the parking spot I used was taken away after I told the manager constantly that although it wasn’t my parking spot, I was my aunt’s space since she lives in the same building, just in a different apartment. I was able to use her parking spot for the longest time since she didn’t have a car, but once this company took over, they took away the parking spot and said I have to park on the streets from now on. Also, they are increasing the rent out of nowhere stating that they are legally allowed to raise it. To top it all off, I know the manager is trying to do her job and follow what the company wants from her, but she can be rude and inconsiderate at times and it is frustrating every single tenant that lives in the building. In fact, I’ve seen so many people leave the building within the last couple of weeks. I’m planning to leave within the month as well as a couple of other tenants because this place has gone down the hole with this company taking over.

Came to update my original review from a year and a half ago. They never followed up with me as to why they withheld my security deposit and refused to respond to any of my emails and phone calls about it. Additionally, I reported them to the BBB several times and they never responded to the BBB either. You can still view their F grade on BBB’s website if you’re doubtful — other people complained of problems with them too.
After I gave them a 1-​star review here, a few profiles with very few other reviews gave them ridiculously high scores… think what you will. I wanted to clarify that I had problems with them after living at their 37^th Place housing, just as one of the other posters here mentioned. If you are a USC student, be careful when renting from them!

The Property Management Company put an ad out for a studio (City Park View Apartments) and I have been trying to call for the past week to schedule a viewing. None of my phone calls or 7 voicemails for the manager have been returned. I feel that if they are this responsive, or lack thereof, while trying to fill their vacancies, I can only imagine what the rest of the management and maintenance is like. Sour taste in my mouth already, would not recommend – waste of time and effort, plenty of like-​priced and comparable units in the area with attentive and respectful management. This isn’t one of them,

I lived at their 8600 Burton Property. Awesome place and onsite manager Tro is really cool.

I live in a Coastline managed building in Los Angeles and couldn’t be happier. I’ve been in the same building for 4 years and have only had exceptional service and experiences.
The manager responds to any request within an hour or two and I have never known him to be anything other than courteous, respectful and a joy to deal with. In addition to the immaculate condition of the building, it has just been repainted and landscaped. The work was done with the minimum intrusion on those of us who live in the building and even the workmen were friendly and considerate.
I don’t plan on moving :0) but if I did, I’d look for another Coastline building.

Have recently moved into a Coastline REA property and can attest that the experience has been a breeze.
The renovations that Coastline ownership has made to the units and property are top-​notch (this isn’t your standard patchwork, repaint, and addition of laminate «wood» floors) — the entire unit has been gutted and brought into the twenty first century (real wood floors installed and finished, LED light fixtures, brand new kitchen appliances, cabinetry, countertops, and shades along with an entirely re-​designed shower and bathroom).
Most importantly their accommodations in getting the application processed and lease signed has been incredible. The process was smooth, fast and easy and they’ve done a great job of embracing technology which is few and far between when dealing with leasing companies in Southern California (online lease agreements couldn’t be easier!).
The management has been great to work with and would highly recommend their business. They clearly have their tenants’ interests in mind.

Stayed at one of their subsidiary companies «37 Place Apartments». Coastline was just as awful as 37 place because they condone their actions. Not only could i not reach upper management, but they were often not in their office, and could not provide any assistance with my dilemma.
Being new to L.A. I really had no idea where to look for housing. All I knew that university grad housing was too expensive and L.A. was a huge place. I chose 37^th place merely on price and proximity to USC. Getting the lease was tough with a bit of phone tag.
After a few months of living here, they broke several civic codes concerning trash collection, pest control, and common area’s sanitation. They offered a concession, but it was never furnished. Secondly, it was impossible to contact corporate or my landlord once I signed the lease. This company is awful.

Waterfront apartments in Newport Beach is an amazing place to live. Super well run, great facilities, fantastic location all while keeping a cool small community feel. Lived in dull Irvine Company apartments and this has been a huge breath of fresh air. Management (onsite manager Tina) really care and go above and beyond to make sure the residents are happy. Call this place home for another while…

I lived in the waterfront apartments for many years and have seen its decline from one of the nicest places to live to being just run down. Along comes Tina the new property manager and new owners Coastline Real Estate Advisors. Many changes soon followed starting with the roofs, buildings and garages getting afresh coat of paint, a refurbished pool and an attached community meeting area to congregate with the neighbors. It’s back in shape again and a great place to live.
Thank you Tina

I lived in New York and San Francisco before moving to West Hollywood, and I have had the best experience with Coastline by far. This was the first (and only) apartment I saw, and it was because the process was so easy and the people were so helpful.
Becca Starr is the nicest, most positive, and accommodating property manager I have encountered. She is always available, responds to emails in no time, looks out for other tenants, is extremely organized, and does everything with a smile on her face.
I once left my keys in the door of my apartment (like an idiot), and Becca was nice enough to email to let me know and then placed my keys under the doormat so no one would take them or walk in.
I would HIGHLY recommend living in my building to any prospective tenants because Becca promotes such a peaceful, positive environment.

Terrible. «Emergency maintenance hotline» doesn’t pick up, leaving me stuck outside of my parking spot at the middle of the night and in the afternoon. Their hotline doesn’t respond to voice messages even after a month. Emails sent to them do not receive a response either, despite their promise to reply to all emails within 24 hours.
The only response I’ve ever gotten from them is from their emergency maintenance email, which got a response after half a week. They said they sent someone to fix the garage gate to my parking spot. I come back two weeks later, and it’s still broken.
Their apartments are overpriced, and in a shitty area. They don’t give you the gate codes/​keys you need to access your own apartment and parking spot. Their offices are conveniently located 16 miles away from your apartment, making actual physical contact impossible outside of taking a cab or getting a ride from someone else.
They don’t care about you. Avoid at all costs.