Spaces, CA, Los Angeles - Spaces Fashion District DTLA

Carlos Alcala a year ago

The staff are amazing, the only issue is their hands are tied when it comes to corporate billing. They have helped me on many occasions address hidden charges. They seriously do their best but they have no control of billing. Their regional and who over oversees the area is completely out of touch with its locations and tenants. But by far, Josh, Monique and Kaylyn are amazing.

Allison Howard a year ago

Beware Of this office space. It looks nice inside but is a professional nightmare. Basically charged my account incorrectly about 4 times, had me go through hoops to get my refunds. I didn’t want to renew (because they attempted to double the rent after the first promotional year) so I sent requested, on time, to terminate lease with no auto-renewal. Office acknowledged my request, confirmed the termination, and they renewed it anyway and charge my account yet again for $1200+. I would have never caught it if it wasn’t for my assistant being on top of them. Then I have to waste time initiating a refund for a charge that never should have happen. Nice people, cute space, just incompetent and poor computer systems. It’s a nightmare not worth engaging in. Go somewhere else.

Sergio Fregosi 2 years ago

11/8/2021 - Here’s the latest on these guys, they just started charging $30 per person on your lease for coffee and tea, regardless if you want it or not. They just charge you, without asking, without opting in. They make you to opt out. I wish someone would start a class-action against them for unfair business practices. Don't rent from these guys, they will nickel and dime you and charge for everything, even things they do not do. I got charged a cleaning fee for an office that was handed over to me in terrible condition. They refused to waive the cleaning fee even though the office was handed over without being cleaned. I'm sure they charged the outgoing tenant a cleaning fee, which is fraud. Stay away if you can, they talk a big game like they care, but all they care about is their bottom line.