Plan 1A
1 Bedroom • 1 Bath • 484 Sq Ft
Starting at $1,637/mo
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$1,637 – $1,697/mo
As of October 13, 2026, Regency Palm Court in Los Angeles, CA has 4 apartments for rent from $1,637 to $1,697/mo. The average asking rent has risen 6.1% since June 18, 2026, from $1,574 to $1,670.
1 floor plan · 4 available units · Prices checked October 13, 2026
Over the past year, the average asking rent at Regency Palm Court has ranged from $1,393 to $1,749. The current average is $1,670, up $95 (6%) from $1,574 at the start.
| Month | Average asking rent | Lowest – highest | Units listed |
|---|---|---|---|
| Oct 2026 | $1,696 | $1,487 – $1,777 | 5 |
| Sep 2026 | $1,589 | $1,347 – $1,789 | 5 |
| Aug 2026 | $1,583 | $1,469 – $1,699 | 6 |
| Jul 2026 | $1,567 | $1,479 – $1,637 | 9 |
| Jun 2026 | $1,579 | $1,519 – $1,647 | 7 |
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$1,637 – $1,697/moEarliest move-in
Oct 9The all-in monthly cost by apartment size, and how the rent compares across the Los Angeles area.
$1,946/mo
$309/mo above the advertised rent
Rent
$1,637
Electric, gas, water
$159
Internet
$104
Renters insurance
$14
Laundry
$32
All-in monthly
$1,946
| Size | Rent from | All-in monthly | Income to qualify |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 bedroom | $1,637 | $1,946 | $58,932/yr |
Landlords commonly look for a monthly income of three times the rent, about $58,932 a year for the $1,637 one-bedroom. The median renter household in Los Angeles earns $62,931 a year.
The median one-bedroom at Regency Palm Court asks $1,672 a month, 12% below the Los Angeles area's typical one-bedroom asking rent of $1,890. Typical asking rents across the area are down 1.0% from a year earlier.
| Size | Median asking rent here | Los Angeles-area asking rent | Los Angeles rent paid |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 bedroom | $1,672 | $1,890 | $1,744 |
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Community Courtyard
On-Site Laundry
Ultrafast Internet Connectivity
Mandatory Fee: Service Fee (Conservice) $3.41/Month
Mandatory Fee: Systematic Code Enforcement Program Fee $2.83/Month
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Top Floor
914 S Wilton Pl, Los Angeles, CA, 90019
Residents report a divided experience: leasing staff receive consistent praise for professionalism and helpfulness, while ongoing concerns center on management responsiveness, maintenance delays, fee disputes, and security issues including package theft and vehicle break-ins. Communication gaps and accounting discrepancies are recurring pain points, particularly during move-out processes. Property condition maintenance varies by report, with some residents satisfied and others citing pest, mold, and water damage issues.
Management responsiveness is the primary concern, with residents reporting delayed or absent communication via phone, email, and voicemails despite stated 48-hour response policies. While some leasing and maintenance staff members receive consistent praise for professionalism and helpfulness, broader office operations struggle with follow-through on maintenance requests, billing accuracy, and lease-related inquiries. Positive experiences are often tied to individual staff members rather than systemic property management practices.
Maintenance response times and follow-through are inconsistent across the property. While some residents report prompt repairs and efficient service, others describe delayed responses, incomplete fixes requiring multiple requests, and work orders closed without inspection. Common issues include water damage, HVAC failures, plumbing problems, and pest concerns that took extended periods to resolve.
Building maintenance and cleanliness standards vary significantly by period and unit. Some residents report well-maintained common areas, prompt maintenance response, and effective pest control, while others document serious issues including water damage, mold, pest infestations, and delayed repairs. Noise transmission from upper units is a recurring concern. Elevator maintenance and operational reliability have been inconsistent.
Residents consistently praise the property's cleanliness, maintenance standards, and convenient building amenities including trash chutes and accessible laundry facilities. The neighborhood is described as safe and quiet, with location trade-offs depending on unit orientation—units facing one direction offer better views and ocean breeze, while others experience more traffic noise. Staff responsiveness to maintenance requests and management communication are highlighted as strengths.
This property maintains well-kept common areas with weekly laundry room cleaning, spotless parking garage, accessible recycling bins, and trash chutes throughout the building. Staff performs prompt maintenance and pest control, though residents note occasional noise from neighbors in shared spaces like stairwells. The building offers central air/heat, in-unit amenities including dishwasher and garbage disposal, and balconies in select units.
Very Walkable
Good Transit
Somewhat Bikeable
We offer Self-Guided Tours by Appointment Only. Make your home amid international dining options, ample entertainment, and chic shops in the heart of much-buzzed-about Koreatown at Regency Palm Court apartments in Los Angeles, CA. Pick the perfect studio or one-bedroom apartment home for you. Enjoy spacious layouts, ample storage options, and kitchens and bathrooms replete with modern touches. Select homes feature wood-style flooring plus your own private patio or balcony. As part of the Essex Communities at Koreatown, Park Catalina is one of four unique properties that comprise our K-Town collection, which includes the neighboring communities of Catalina Gardens, Park Catalina, and Windsor Court. Our pet-friendly community offers proximity to dining, shopping, arts, and parks. Mere minutes away, you will encounter a variety of international grocers and restaurants. Easy public transit and highly accessible freeways stand ready to whisk you away to a Lakers or Clippers game, to see your favorite band perform at The Wiltern or Microsoft Theater, or to visit your choice of nearby cultural institution including MOCA, The Broad, or Natural History Museum of Los Angeles. Metrolink and Red Line are nearby public transit options, and nearby freeways include I-10, 110, and 101 to lead you to further adventures like beach days or canyon hikes. Price reflected is base rent and does not include mandatory or optional fees. Detailed fee information and fee schedules can be found on the community's Leasing Info page on our Essex website.
| School | Type | Level | Distance |
|---|---|---|---|
Heidi's Pre-School Private · Preschool | Private | Preschool | 0.0 mi |
Sound Of Music Preschool Private · Elementary | Private | Elementary | 0.6 mi |
Antioch Child Care Center Private · Preschool | Private | Preschool | 0.6 mi |
U C Education Center Dc Private · Elementary | Private | Elementary | 0.6 mi |
Bethlehem Day Care School Private · Preschool | Private | Preschool | 0.6 mi |
Pio Pico Middle School Public · Middle | Public | Middle | 0.7 mi |
Queen Anne Place Elementary School Public · Elementary | Public | Elementary | 1.0 mi |
City Language Immersion Charter (CLIC) Charter · Elementary | Charter | Elementary | 1.0 mi |
Los Angeles Senior High School Public · High | Public | High | 1.1 mi |
Pico School Private · Elementary | Private | Elementary | 1.1 mi |