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Seorin Wilshire, a 21-story limestone tower on Wilshire Boulevard, at dusk

Seorin Wilshire · Koreatown, Los Angeles

Korean-standardliving inLos Angeles.

Five flagship residences by Seorin Residential, every home built to the Korean Standard.

Koreatown · Los Angeles

Find your homeat Seorin.

14 homes are open across five residences. Radiant floors, ceiling air, a real entry and a bath that stays dry, in every one.

Yunseul, a six-story white building with planted terraces and a walnut entrance
Homes available now
5 of 14 open
Studio, from
$2,650
One bedroom, from
$3,350
Two bedroom, from
$5,400
Tours
10–6 한국어 상담

Why Seorin

Most Los Angeles apartments were built for a different way of living. We rebuild ours to the one we know: warm floors, quiet air, shoes at the door and a bathroom floor you never step onto wet.

See the Korean Standard

The Korean Standard

Four things you noticein the first minute.

Living room with a linear ceiling air slot, an arched glass entry partition and full-wall built-in cabinets

  1. 01

    Ceiling cassette air

    A slim slot in the ceiling of each room carries quiet, zoned air conditioning. Nothing hangs in the window or on the wall, and each bedroom gets its own setting.

    More about ceiling cassette air

  2. 02

    A real entry

    The front door opens onto a tiled entry with a full-height shoe cabinet, and a glass partition separates the entry from the living room. That keeps street dust, noise and the draft from the hallway out of the home. A push-pull digital lock takes a code, a fingerprint or a card.

    More about a real entry

  3. 03

    Wall control panel

    A panel by the entry runs the floor heating by room, the bath fan and the ventilation, and shows who is at the lobby door.

    More about wall control panel

  4. 04

    Radiant floor heating

    Koreatown nights drop into the 40s from December to February. Ondol-style heating warms the floor itself, so the room is warm at foot level, nothing blows dust around, and a shoes-off home stays comfortable. A Korean-made combi boiler heats both the floor and the hot water.

    More about radiant floor heating

Side by side

A typical LA unit,and ours.

Two real rooms of the same kind. Switch between them, and the list changes with the photo.

A typical Los Angeles apartment room with wall-to-wall carpet and one ceiling light
Living room toward the arched glass partition, the TV wall and the washer-dryer tower
Seorin home
Floor
Wall-to-wall carpetPorcelain tile over radiant floor heating
Cooling
Window or wall unitCeiling cassette air in every room
Storage
One reach-in closetFull-wall built-ins
Laundry
Coin machines downstairsWasher-dryer tower in the home
Lighting
One ceiling fixtureCove lighting and dimmable downlights

Available homes

Open now and soon.

All available homes

The residences

Five flagship residences.

A 32-story tower on Wilshire, a restored 1929 Art Deco landmark, a boutique building with planted terraces and two more. Every home inside is built to the same Korean Standard.

Seorin Wilshire, a limestone and bronze-glass tower on Wilshire Boulevard at golden hour

2021 · Wilshire Blvd & Serrano Ave

Seorin Wilshire

Seorin: warmth that lingers

3 open of 286

Garam, a white tower with a grid of deep-set windows and balconies

2019 · 6th St & Vermont Ave

Garam

Garam: an old Korean word for river

3 open of 240

Yunseul, a six-story white building with planted terraces and a walnut entrance

2023 · Harvard Blvd & 4th St

Yunseul

Yunseul: light rippling on water

3 open of 40

The Dodam, a cream terracotta Art Deco tower with a stepped crown and a bronze entrance canopy

1929 · Wilshire Blvd & Kingsley Dr

The Dodam

Dodam: growing up sound and steady

3 open of 96

Noeul Gardens, three long white floors behind a reflecting pool and lawn

2022 · Manhattan Pl & 3rd St

Noeul Gardens

Noeul: the glow after sunset

2 open of 36

Noeul Gardens, three long white floors behind a reflecting pool and lawn

Koreatown

Live without a car, if you like.

Koreatown is one of the densest neighborhoods in Los Angeles and one of the few where you can live without a car. Our five flagship buildings sit within a 20-minute walk of each other, from Vermont Avenue in the east to Manhattan Place in the west.

  • 6min walkMetro D Line, Wilshire/Western
  • 4min walkMetro B and D Lines, Wilshire/Vermont
  • 7min walkMetro D Line, Wilshire/Normandie
  • 6min walkKorean supermarkets on Western Ave and on 6th St
The neighborhood

For building owners

Own a building in Koreatown?

We manage 31 buildings and about 4,200 homes across Koreatown and Mid-Wilshire, and we bring every one of them to the Korean Standard. Our homes rent in 16 days on average. Ask for a free rent analysis of yours.

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