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Nari Koreatown

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FMP score
Overall rating (5)
Social4.4
Management4.4
Quality4.4
Phia -
Feb 21, 2026
5.05.05.0

I’m absolutely loving my new apartment! The view is incredible — it’s honestly one of my favorite parts of living here. The location is super convenient, close to everything I need, yet still feels peaceful and comfortable. The gym is clean, well-equipped, and makes it easy to stay consistent without needing an outside membership. A special thank you to Edmond, my leasing specialist, who made the whole process smooth and stress-free. He was incredibly helpful, responsive, and genuinely friendly from start to finish. You can tell he truly cares about the residents. Overall, such a great experience — highly recommend this community!

L A
Feb 16, 2026
2.02.02.0

I stayed at Nari Koreatown for 15 days while house-sitting for a friend who was traveling for work (20th floor). Because of the location and the views, I honestly even considered moving here — I’m relocating from Texas back to Los Angeles (I used to live in Hollywood), and at first glance this building looks really appealing. But the day-to-day reality was a big disappointment. I don’t understand how people pay such high rent for such poor basic services. The building is supposed to have four elevators, but they’re rarely all working. Sometimes only one or two are running, and with the amount of residents in a high-rise like this, that means waiting 5–10 minutes just to go up or down. And the worst part: one day the elevator system was down for over five hours. Not an exaggeration — the screen literally said, “This terminal is not in service.” I was on the 20th floor and had to take the stairs up and down. It was awful. When I told my friend, thinking it was a rare situation, he said, “Yeah, that happens pretty often.” That’s unacceptable for a building that’s anything but cheap. If you’re thinking about renting here, seriously take this into account. A building at this price point should be able to guarantee working elevators, proper maintenance, and not put residents through this. The only genuinely positive part of my experience was the front desk receptionist — she was very kind, empathetic, and sweet. The way she treats people was honestly the only good thing I took away from staying here.


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3150 Wilshire Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90010

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Is Nari Koreatown close to University of Southern California?
Nari Koreatown is a 10-minute drive from University of Southern California — a short drive for most students. Check the map above for exact proximity to campus.

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