Apartments in Fashion District, Los Angeles

Metro 417 is on the pulse of the arts and entertainment world of Pershing Square and the bustle of the Financial District. Built in 1925 by the Pacific Electric Railroad, the Historic Subway Terminal Building housed the Red Car Subway Station until 1956 when the system was permanently retired. Today, Metro 417 provides 277 boutique-style rental residences. 15th century Florentine palazzo inspired architecture and rich historical elements entice you the moment you enter the lobby. Sky-lit coffered ceilings, Italian marble, mosaic tile and carved woodwork together tell a story of timeless excellence.

LIVE URBAN. LIVE LOFT. Santa Fe Lofts is bringing the downtown revival home in live-work spaces newly renovated for creative urbanites in proximity to all this thriving district has to offer, including galleries, yoga studios, coffee house and creative business all around. Live, work and entertain in your one-of-a-kind home that could include skylights, vintage floor tiles, sealed or polished concrete floors, original windows, doors and more. Built in 1907 and listed on the California Inventory of Historic Resources and eligible for inclusion on the National Register of Historic Places, Santa Fe Lofts is truely a one-of-a-kind living experience. Please call for your personal tour today.

Welcome to Pegasus. New downtown apartment living the way you've always hoped it would be. We're very urban and seriously contemporary. We're across the street from The Standard and in the heart of all that's happening in Los Angeles. Walking distance from the Financial District, the most exciting new restaurants, and a host of galleries and shops. The wait is over. Schedule an appointment today.

Santee Court Lofts, in the heart of Los Angeles' historic Fashion District, is alive with the sexy street-smart vibe of the world's great city neighborhoods. It's about the excitement of life in Manhattan or Paris under the year-round blue skies of Los Angeles. Santee Court is comprised of nine fashion manufacturing buildings originally built between 1908 and 1929. Each building has been designated a local historic monument. These heavy concrete-framed buildings reflect the distinctive architectural styles of the time through their decorative facades and oversized rotating windows.

Find yourself at home at Bunker Hill Towers, one of the premiere addresses in the revitalized downtown L.A. Take in the skyline from your private balcony before you live it up in the historic core of Los Angeles. There's everything here--take in a performance at venues like The Orpheum, Disney Concert Hall, and Staples Center, soak up some history at the Grand Central Market, Millennium Biltmore Hotel, or the Bradbury Building, and hit up the dozens of nightlife hotspots. Whether you prefer steak or seafood, classy lounges or pulsing clubs, you're bound to find your new favorite hangout just a few blocks from where you live--with new restaurants, cafes, and bars opening constantly. If you'd rather entertain friends in your apartment, our living rooms are roomy and accommodating for your guests. But for when you absolutely must get away, you're just minutes away from the 110 and 101 freeways and half a dozen bus lines, giving you access to the rest of the Los Angeles metro.