Very good experience. UV is safe, quiet,

No big complaints. Great value. Close to elementary school and daycare. Many groceries within walking distance. Bus stop that goes to UCLA in front of complex.

Building and facilities are old. Appliances break easily,but maintenance fixes them. But for the value it is great, especially if you have children. It is a nuce place to stayfor a little while.

While its overall a good place to live, safety could be better. I've had friends complain of having things stolen.

10-15 minutes from: airport, beach and school makes it a perfect place for living.
There is a great number of Anderson students which makes it easy to carpool and get together.
UCLA property gives the sense of being in a safe environment.
The place is overall very clean, and the amenities are very convenient, such as the bbq areas and playgrounds, as well as the laundry, pool and basketball court.
I know there are plenty of activities organizes which I unluckily have been able to participate in, but am sure are very interesting.
Maybe the only problem is that parking space is a bit narrow, but on the flipside it is a closed garage, safe for your car and other belongings.

Nothing luxurious but very convenient and I see many of my MBA friends with their partners or families. I love it ;)

The Sepulveda side of University Village apartments are a great value and provides the potential for a good grad student/young family community. The rooms are pretty spacious. It's quite clear that there have been other renters before myself though, as the kitchen countertops and floors are pretty worn in some places. Repairs and maintenance requests usually get processed very quickly. There are several grocery stores nearby, and a park nearby.

The only real issue is that there isn't a great "neighborhood vibe" here. There's no real nice commercial area to walk to and the neighborhood is not very clean or walker-friendly. We just drive everywhere. Also, traffic to/from campus in rush-hour could take 30+ minutes.

The price is the lowest you can find in West LA. With the low price do not expect luxurious facilities or any amenities. Very basic but worth it for the money you pay. Includes all utilities but electricity, and 1 parking spot (usually an individual covered garage, which is good). One big hassle is that the complex is divided in half by the 405 freeway which makes difficult to go to the other side (socialize with the other side friends) without a car.

Great place for families and you can't beat the value. Good community.

University Village is one of the best options if you are moving with your partner and the best one if you have children. Apartments are very well maintained and so are amenities. The environment is very familiar, there are many student living with young children. On the other hand, if you look for an undergrad-vibe, you will not find it there.

1. Fantastic value for money. Seriously! You can't get a 2 BR for $1500 in LA!
2. Many MBA students live in University Village Apartments so there are opportunities to socialize.
3. The community is light on amenities (small pool, no gym) but it's conveniently located (5 miles from UCLA, 20 minutes drive to the beach)
4. Apartments are older but the management is very responsive and I haven't had any issues that weren't resolved within 24 hours.
5. It's UCLA housing so there are many non-Anderson families in the community.