Great. Love the community, complex and everyone that works at The Garey. My only complaint is the extremely thin floors and walls. You basically can hear everything your neighbors are doing. Everything is audible from dr…
905 E 2ND ST, Los Angeles, CA 90012 is a 320-unit rental building in Downtown, LA. See every violation, 311 complaint, tenant review, and the LucidIQ score — before you sign a lease.
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Great. Love the community, complex and everyone that works at The Garey. My only complaint is the extremely thin floors and walls. You basically can hear everything your neighbors are doing. Everything is audible from dr…
Been living here for over 2 years and we love the location. Super convenient to all restaurants and breweries. We are considering renewing our lease again but perhaps upgrading to a bigger unit. The staff is friendly and…
Been living here for over 2 years and we love the location. Super easy to all restaurants and breweries. We are considering renewing our lease again but perhaps upgrading to a bigger unit. The staff is friendly and this…
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Downtown · March 2026
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Potential savings: ~7% by timing your move to January.
Downtown LA has undergone a dramatic transformation -- luxury towers, Grand Park, world-class museums, and a growing restaurant scene anchor a neighborhood still finding its residential identity. The Arts District spills over from the east, and Union Station connects you to Metro lines heading in every direction.