Studio Pointe Apartments

The pool is closed after Labor Day and after 5PM including the hot tub which they took the pump out of so it doesn’t have jets or warm water. The tables will go away when they have the units rented. And your work orders will be ignored. The manager doesn’t care about the building or job. Bugs and raccoons out side. No parking in the parking lot waitlist is 5 years long and no street parking they play tag with cars. Save your money and sanity.

Great value

Hard to find an affordable place with parking. This place throws in a pool and gym in a gated community. The staff was great at showing me all their available units and even those they were working on. They even helped he out during their lunch break.

I moved here at a studio pointe almost 2 years ago and since I moved here i haven’t had any problems, the staff is very friendly and the times I went to the leading office they helped me a lot answer every question they are very respectful and friendly as well. I know every apartment complex is going to have problems but manager is doing the best they can and it’s understandable it’s a big building and the complex is clean and good environment. I like to live here and I’m happy

They do not clean the stairs the landings or anything on the second level. Maintenance is poor, manager is always unavailable at their convenience. They do not fix things and there is no parking for you or your guest! I recommend looking elsewhere it’s cheap and for a reason!

I moved here nearly a year ago, and I'm currently moving out (to get closer to a job opportunity in Culver City). I shared a decently large one bedroom with a roommate, and it went off pretty much without a hitch. Here's my general impression, as someone who moved in from out of state:

Pros:
-Cheeeeeap. Especially with all the included utilities. During the winter I was paying like $30 a month or less.
-Landlords were pretty agreeable throughout, never had conflicts. Allowed me to apply from... out of state without ever seeing me in person (though they did request my deposit in the form of a money order, which is sketchy lol. I'll update the review based on how they handle my deposit after I move out).
-Area's fine. Not very close to the heart of the city, but not nearly as crowded as most places in LA, and not that dangerous. Lots of families. Don't expect the area to win any beauty contests though, it's mostly auto shops, taquerias, and street furniture.

Cons:
-Water outages, while not, like, constant, happen more frequently here than anywhere else I've lived. Maybe once every two months.
-BUGS! There's a roach problem for sure. But, it's manageable, or at least it was for me. My first night here I saw four different roaches, but after developing some discipline about leaving food out, buying some roach bait traps (the kind that poison the bug so that they die in their own burrow and their cannibal families die after eating their bodies), and the liberal application of Diatomaceous Earth (safe, cheap, effective insecticide), I haven't seen a single roach in maybe four months. Just the occasional cricket.
-Area's loud. I'm cool with noise, but not everyone else will be. Expect to be able to hear kids/music at most hours Lee mas