Community FAQs
Transparency is Key
We believe in Rentsparency, the ability to rent confidently and trust us with your home. Our team is trained to communicate effectively and compassionately. Below are a few frequently asked questions. If you have a question that isn’t covered below, please get in touch.
Residents
We accept both online and offline forms of payment. When paying online, create an account in our Resident Portal and add a method of payment. We accept credit, debit, and ACH. Paying online allows for convenient and quick payments.
For those who would like to pay offline, we accept checks and money orders.
We are a pet-friendly community where cats and dogs are welcome. There is a maximum of two pets per home. An additional charge of $35/mo/pet will be added to your monthly bill. We have breed restrictions which include:
- Pit Bull Terrier
- Staffordshire Terrier
- Doberman Pinscher
- Rottweiler
- Presa Canarios
- Akita
- Alaskan Malamute
- Wolf-Hybrid
- Mastiff
- Chow Chow
- German Shepherd
Yes, we love to host. Please contact the Leasing Center for rates and availability.
Log in to our Resident Portal to file a maintenance request. On the left-hand side, there is a button labeled ‘submit a work order’. From there, you can submit all the details to your work order including urgency and when the team can visit.
Please call the leasing center using the phone number on our website. When connected, you will have the option to be routed to our after-hours maintenance emergency hotline.
All residents are assigned a parking spot within our gated garage. Additional spots are available for lease. Residents also have the option to leave their car with our private, complimentary valet.
Neighborhood
The iconic Griffith Park, one of the largest urban parks in North America, is just minutes away, offering hiking trails, the Observatory, and stunning city views. Runyon Canyon Park provides popular hiking trails with celebrity sightings, while the local Lake Hollywood Park offers a peaceful retreat for picnics and lake views.
Arrive Hollywood residents enjoy incredible convenience with Trader Joe’s just three blocks away and a Gelson’s Market within walking distance. For organic and specialty items, the Hollywood Farmers Market sets up every Sunday just minutes from your door, while Whole Foods Market is a quick five-minute drive away.
While Hollywood is part of Los Angeles proper and home to iconic attractions like the Walk of Fame, West Hollywood is its own distinct city with different amenities and atmosphere. Our location in Hollywood proper provides more competitive rental rates than WeHo while still offering easy access to West Hollywood’s famous Sunset Strip and restaurant scene. Hollywood tends to attract more entertainment industry professionals and offers a more authentic LA living experience.
From Arrive Hollywood, you’re perfectly positioned to enjoy LA’s famous beaches. Santa Monica Beach is just 8 miles away – usually a 30-minute drive along Sunset Boulevard or Santa Monica Boulevard. Venice Beach is similarly accessible, and Malibu’s spectacular coastline is about a 45-minute scenic drive along the Pacific Coast Highway.
Living at Arrive Hollywood puts you in a prime location for easy downtown access. The Hollywood/Vine Metro Station is just a short walk away, offering a stress-free 15-minute Red Line ride to Downtown LA. For drivers, Downtown is typically a 15-20 minute drive via the 101 Freeway, while rideshare services offer another convenient alternative.
At Arrive Hollywood, we understand parking is precious in LA, which is why our residents enjoy secure assigned parking in our controlled-access garage. For visitors, we’re conveniently located near the Hollywood & Highland Center parking structure and several other public lots. Street parking in the surrounding residential areas is managed through a permit system, helping ensure spaces are available for residents.
Arrive Hollywood is situated in one of Hollywood’s most desirable pockets, where historic charm meets modern urban living. Our community features 24/7 controlled access entry, secure parking, and well-lit streets, while being steps away from the Hollywood Division Police Station. The neighborhood has seen significant revitalization in recent years, particularly along Hollywood Boulevard and Vine Street, with increased foot traffic and new businesses creating a vibrant, community-oriented atmosphere.
