THE ARLINGTON

3300 W Washington Blvd, Los Angeles, CA, 90018

COMING END OF 2025

84 Units

21 Two-Bedrooms

Applications were available January 15, 2025 - February 14, 2025

Applicants can expect to receive a notice with their application status in the summer of 2025

42 Studios

20 Three-Bedrooms

1 Manager Unit

Community Amenities

Community Room

Laundry Facilities

Fitness Room

Courtyard

Computer Lab

On-Site Management Staff

Amenities include a fitness room, laundry facilities, long-term bicycle storage, on-site parking, and courtyard with playground and BBQ area. A community room with a kitchen, TV, and computer lab will be available to residents. On-site property and case management will be offered.

Apartment Features

Air Conditioning

Tub-shower Combination

Private Balconies
(in some units)

Full Kitchen

A select number of permanent supportive housing units will be offered.

What is Permanent Supportive Housing? Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH) is affordable housing with supportive services for formerly homeless people. PSH may include Veterans, seniors, transitional aged youth (18-25 years old), families, and individuals escaping domestic violence.

Studio*

Two Bedroom*

Three Bedroom*

*Actual floor plans may vary in detail from the samples shown above.

 

FAQs

  • The Arlington is an 84-unit affordable housing community that is comprised of studio, two-, and three-bedroom apartment units. A select number of permanent supportive housing units will be offered. This is a non-age restricted building.

  • Thomas Safran & Associates. We have an in-house property management company to ensure quality control of our properties in the long term. We currently manage over 6,000 units in over 70 different buildings that range from as small as 14 units on Catalina Island to as big as 283 units in Koreatown, Los Angeles.

  • Applicants must have a gross monthly income that is at least twice their monthly rent. For example, if monthly rent is $1,200, the gross annual income should be at least $28,800 ($1,200 x 2 x 12 months). Failure to satisfy the minimum income to rent ratio is indicative of insufficient income to pay rent and all other household expenses.

    Voucher applicants and applicants of subsidized units are exempt from the minimum income requirements.

  • Yes, The Arlington has accessible units and/or units with accessible features. Applicants may inquire about features of these units by contacting management.

  • If you or anyone in your household has a disability and needs any reasonable accommodations/modifications to live at The Arlington and use our services, please contact management staff to fill out a Reasonable Accommodation or Modification form.