A new manager started a couple of months ago and everything is so great now. The building and location were always kept up and the other people that live here are great. Now the building is very clean and the manager is…
210 N AVENUE 55, Los Angeles, CA 90042 is a 44-unit rental building in Highland Park, LA. See every violation, 311 complaint, tenant review, and the LucidIQ score — before you sign a lease.
A new manager started a couple of months ago and everything is so great now. The building and location were always kept up and the other people that live here are great. Now the building is very clean and the manager is…
New management took over and it's been amazing. They have responded to me quickly and fixed a repair, the building is clean and our new manager is so nice and is handling things quickly. I am so much happier i wante…
Jose is a pervert. He goes into peoples places when they are not around and has stolen many personal affects. The office staff is on his side because they want to bury these truths. They benefit from his behavior and don…
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Highland Park · March 2026
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Highland Park is NELA's breakout star -- Figueroa Street has exploded with craft breweries, vintage shops, taquerias, and third-wave coffee. The Gold Line runs right through it, making it one of the few car-optional neighborhoods on the Eastside. Long-time Latino residents and newcomers coexist in a rapidly changing landscape.