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Landlords are facing serious competition for tenants who can rent L.A.’s most expensive apartments, and new projects now come loaded with amenities previously unheard of in most buildings. lat.ms/2KtdUcl
In a new DTLA apartment complex, residents can be found washing their furry friends in a dog park that has separate runs for large and small breeds. It's just one of the tenant amenities at the towering Circa complex. 📸: @GenaroMolina47 lat.ms/2KtdUcl 
Life at the Circa complex also includes heated gazebos, barbecue stations with tables for group get-togethers, a lap pool for working out and a round pool with lush blue cabanas. 📸: @GenaroMolina47 lat.ms/2KtdUcl
Like many high-end residential buildings, the gym is full of the latest equipment. Every day, an attendant puts fresh wash cloths scented with eucalyptus oil in a refrigerator for people who want to mop their brows while exercising. 📸: @GenaroMolina47 lat.ms/2KtdUcl
None of this comes cheap. Rents for a one-bedroom unit start at about $3,000 a month at new fancy buildings like Circa, where popular, bigger units of cost about $7,500 a month 💸 lat.ms/2KtdUcl
