Regency Towers

Regency Towers is a senior living community at 151 N Locust St in Inglewood, CA, connected to Southern California Presbyterian Homes, and they've got one- and two-bedroom homes and apartments, each with a private bath and even individual patios that some folks enjoy for fresh air, and since the building has 104 units, most are for people with a head of household aged 62 or older, so they're careful in screening applicants by requiring a driver's license or government ID, a Social Security Card, proof of all income, recent bank statements, three credit references, and three personal references, and part of that process asks you to sign releases for credit and criminal background checks, plus there's an application fee between $25 and $50 that has to be paid by money order and won't be refunded, and if calling the office doesn't work out, they suggest folks drop in and talk to people already living there to find out what days and hours are best for visits. Rent's usually set around 30% of monthly income since Regency Towers is a Section 8 and Low Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) community, and the Community Info section notes they're committed to Fair Housing and they follow laws that protect folks on the basis of orientation, gender identity, and source of income, including specific safeguards for LGBTQ residents. Their care and housing fit different needs, so they offer independent senior living, assisted living, and senior apartments, with amenities like a wellness clinic on-site, a 24-hour nursing staff when assisted living is needed, and transportation, dietary, housekeeping, and laundry services are all available, plus there's a pet-friendly approach so that residents can bring their pets along. Inside the units, you'll find carpeting, window treatments, heating, air conditioning, refrigerator, garbage disposal, and if it's a one-bedroom, that comes with a stove. For common areas, the place has a spacious community room with a full kitchen, a library, an arts and crafts activities room, and some active options like tennis courts, shuffleboard courts, and even a private outdoor pool. Monthly resident activities include yoga classes, health and wellness seminars, computer classes, and resident parties, to keep things lively and social. Regency Towers isn't currently listed for sale or rent, which may mean all their apartments are full right now, and while they don't give details about parking, accessibility, or all outdoor features, it's clear that comfort and convenience are among their main goals, and they use some unique terms for their services and feature special spaces within the building that help make daily life easier for seniors, especially those with limited income or those looking for a community built around their needs.