Foxchase Apartments

THIEVES-I would give AIMCO 0 stars if I could. They basically played with my time and money. The managers gave me false information about my possibilities to transfer to the property just to charge me $600 dollars! They promised to give me my money back, and they did! But later, i get a call from collection trying to contact me because I didn't pay the application. oh and try to call fox chase... it is impossible to reach them. They are all rude. I will seek justice.

Words cannot express how stressful it is to occupy these apartments. When my boyfriend, Jeff signed a lease in August, he was so excited to find a decently sized, decently priced apartment in Alexandria. However, I am in tears over how uncomfortable it is to stay in. When we inspected the apartment initially, we noticed bright blue splatters, which appeared to be paint, on several walls throughout the apartment, both upstairs and downstairs, in the den, in the kitchen in every bathroom. It wasn't paint. It was BIRD SHIT. There were birds living in our laundry room and vents. It took weeks of daily harrassment to rectify the issue. Then, in the warm August and September months, our building on Raleigh Ave was COVERED and I mean ABSOLUTELY COVERED with roaches. I even made friends with a girl in the building over our common complaints about this building. I would literally look at the sky when approaching the building to avoid seeing the roaches scattered around my feet. Eventually they were in our apartment, which through several pest control requests, cold weather, and diligent cleaning have seemed to quiet down a bit. But now, as many of the tenants here have complained, my apartment is infested with mice. I have put in several requests and have even noted that there are so many within the walls squeaking and falling and gnawing and running that I cannot sleep at night upstairs. And mind you, we are on the FOURTH FLOOR. If these issues are so intense here, I can't imagine how many rodents and pests really occupy this building. It makes me itch to think about it. My boyfriend and I sleep downstairs when I am here. The Housing Authority of Alexandria will be called this weekend. We also lived right next door to a man with mental health issues, who even threatened that he had a shotgun while he stood listening to us laugh outside of our door. The police came, but even after several formal complaints about his harrassment, nothing was done about it. This review may not prompt any true concern, but hopefully it can deter hopefuls who think they're making a great decision moving here. He signed such a long lease paying over 1700 dollars a month and cannot even sleep in either of the two bedrooms because of the infestations. This is truly a nightmare.

This is not a place to live in!!! First thing it's all kind of bugs sharing the place with you!! Had a nice problem since my husband and I basically moved in. Reported sooo many times and just nothing!! We bought a house and just because we're not officially getting discharged from the military we have to pay $5000 to move out tho our lease is up!

This is my first time leaving reviews and it's because I want people to know NOT TO LIVE HERE. Lots of miscommunication happened during my experience with FoxChase. I submitted my application in mid September but did not receive a leasing agreement until the last day of October. My primary leasing agent was on leave without having his out of office message on which made me constantly worry about the application process. The whole process was really slow which made me ended up forfeited my $500 deposit. Imagine living here and having a problem with your apartment, the lack of communication within the community will be a problem. DO NOT LIVE HERE unless you are fine with a leasing office that doesn't respond to your emails for weeks and when you actually call their office they told you they are understaffed and that they don't normally send confirmation emails and leave you hanging and make you wonder what is going on. The leasing office also bait you on their "special" deal when in fact ended up not being applied after I submitted my application. In total, I put $550 ($500 deposit and $50 application fee) down in the drain, wasted time on numerous phone calls and my energy on 10+ emails in addition to the bad experience I encountered. Please consider spending a bit extra money to find a place that actually will take every future residence seriously because it will be worth it in the long run.

Foxchase is a decent affordable apartment complex. That's the main driver, cheap. Recently though they are significantly increasing the cost of rent, trying to overhaul some amenities to provide a broader range of "nicer" amenities. Including a small dog park. The other residents are some of the nicest people I have met, most people who live here are young families starting off in life, or people temporarily moving into the neighborhood for a short time. All in all it's a great place to live, if you don't mind the persistent noise, bugs, the occasional crime and never seeing your security deposit again. Let's start with the noise, these are much older buildings, that were either poorly constructed or were constructed with the idea of them being large mansions. You will hear your neighbors day and night, from walking through the hallways, slamming door to just having casual conversations in their living room your neighbors live with you here. Insulation of the apartments, none of my windows really sealed, the weather stripping on my front door was basically non-existent so there was a breeze moving through my apartment year-round. Nice for getting fresh air but terrible for efficiency with the thermostat. Hot in the summer, cold in the winter. My neighbor downstairs would burn incense and it would rise through the floorboards into my apartment and drive me crazy. Then when they moved out, the next tenant smoked weed chronically so it was great to have that seeping into my apartment as well. Albeit an alleged "no smoking community." Bugs, because of the aforementioned issues, and the focus on rebuilding for amenities that aren't needed. You will see / have mice, lady bugs, salamanders, ants, spiders and other various creepy crawlers as roommates not ideal but they charge you about $10 a month to deal with the bug issue, as part of their hidden fees. Hidden fees, everything, "energy efficient appliances" about $8 a month, communal water and waste water management, you get charge per square foot / occupant in your apartment. So if your 4 neighbors have 3 kids, you get to subsidize their water usage. It's really a great and fair system. Crime, during the time I lived there I never personally had an issue with crime, except for my neighbor the first 6 months being a drug dealer. Seeing the comings and goings of strangers into my building all hours of the night and day: because the exterior door didn't lock and management didn't care to fix it. Great work on that dog park. To seeing 5 different cars have their tires stolen in the parking lot. There was no communication from management about security awareness or to look out for suspicious behavior at any time. Now your security deposit. Consider is already forfeit, even if you leave the place immaculate, and especially if you pay for their in house cleaning service. When I moved in, I noted that there were scratch marks on EVERY wall, especially in the staircase from the previous tenants. I wish I had kept track of that document. As such when I moved out, I paid for the "we will clean your apartment service, including the small amount of painting that would need to be done up to the size of a quarter." They charge $75 for this service, so I thought I was getting a deal. Nope -- they turned around and wanted to charge me about $400 to paint my whole apartment, the second floor, I didn't even hang up a single poster. So they settle on just the first floor at $273 Most of the walls were well-maintained, and honestly it seemed like I barely lived there. So, it's a cheap place to live, with staff that kinda cares, honestly the maintenance people, and cleaning staff were more friendly and heart warming than anyone else that worked there. Oh and be cautious of the sub-contractors they drive around going 30-45 mph in a the parking lots, with little to no regard to anyone who lives there.

Horrible, management not helpful at all

Horrible experience - mice and bugs - little to no assistance with either issue. Neighbors in building had double-digit numbers of people living in 1 & 2 bedroom apartments. Drunk in building slamming on doors in the middle of night begging for money. Same drunk passed out by mailboxes. All reported, nothing done about it. There was a constant smell to the ridiculously small apartment that we couldn't figure out....while cleaning out the apartment, I pulled out the fridge and found piles of mouse droppings basically "cooking" on the fridge engine....would explain why we were sick more often that year.... To top it all off, when I went to apply for an auto loan, I find out that I have a hit on my credit from this place....when I call to clear it up, I get sent from one office to another, until I end up having to leave a voice mail. Absolutely ridiculous customer service!!!!

Do not rent at Fox Chase apartments. They show you these nice model apartments and they apartment you rent looks nothing like that. I have been renting here for almost two years and it has been a terrible decision. When I first moved in the shower was not working and it took over a week to get fixed. I was without heat for about a week as well. It got down to 50 degrees in the apartment. When I first moved here they had a shuttle that would fit about 20 people and it would pick you up every 30 minutes. I picked this apartment complex because of the shuttle service only for it to be removed a few month late due to"no one riding it". The shuttle was packed I never rode it with a seat empty. Most recently they did a survey and there was "overwhelming results" for more reserved parking. There were already 5 spots in the lot that were reserved and only 3 were ever used. There are now 12 and they sit mostly empty. Before they added spots I already had a difficult time finding parking now it is almost impossible. I pay $15 per car to park on the street. To get a reserved spot is about $80. This complex does not care about it's tenants. They are just money hungry and are trying to get there tenants frustrated enough with parking so they pay $80 per month. Each year you are going to pay more for less as they take away more and more things.

Whatever you do, don't move here... unless you wanna live with a constant fear of running into giant roaches inside your apartment. (They chase you btw). Already have been through half a gallon of insect repellent and continue to find them. No amount of the stress induced near hysteric deep cleaning that I have been consumed by has helped deter them.

I have been waiting for my deposit refund check since my move out in July. When I contact management to get more information on when I can expect to receive it, they give me the run around and then never reach out with an update. At this point, I am not expecting to receive my check and will unfortunately have to pursue external escalation since there is no resolution internally.

Ridiculous management. When I moved in, the apartment was extremely dirty and with insects. I cleaned and stayed for two years. Everything was written in move in checklist. When moving out, they conveniently misplaced the move in check list and charged me a cleaning fee and paint fee. Charging me for cleaning fee when they receive the apartment in better condition than before.

Haven't moved yet wanted to talk to management about something that wasn't disgusted on my Iease that I didn't agree with. I called them early in the morning and left a message and still didn't receive a call. Are they that busy that they cannot pick up tenants call. In addition the wall are very thin where you can hear your neighbors doing everything. (Walking,talking)

Police here for neighbors constantly, noisy, pest problem, car is constantly nicked. They have begun charging me for pest control monthly due to pests new neighbors have brought. Can't wait to get out of here. I'd love to break the lease at this point, but trying to wait it out to avoid penalty. Terrible!!!

Worst managements ever the lady on phone was yelling at me nd hung up on me for not preparing house for treatment , we were out of house nd we already let them know before leaving nd they were fine nd now we r charged 300 for it

One of the worst places I have rented so far. I have been suffering from a mouse problem since the past one year. I am sick of complaining to the maintenance office regarding this and several other maintenance issues over the past year. However, they have not devised a permanent solution to the mouse issue. I would not recommend this housing community to anyone.

Unsafe, zero security, thieving is common.

Fees, endless fees. Also paying for parking is a joke since finding a spot late at night can be impossible due to all the cars without parking stickers that park on site, look elsewhere for an apartment if you have a car. Don't forget about the endless fees to a group of con artists know as conservice, con is even in the name! Edit dropping a star due to issues with the front doors of the apartment buildings. The front door of every foxchase apartment building is secured very poorly by a mag lock which can easily be forced open with a swift yank of the front door no key needed. This method of "opening" the front door of the building was used so much by maintenance and others it got to the point the door of my building would no longer close since it had become so heavily damaged. I put in multiple maintenance requests to have the front door fixed with some being marked complete even no work was ever done. If you're a person who values security look to rent elsewhere because foxchase management doesn't care if you live in a building that can be accessed by anyone who just pulls on the front door.

Becareful! This company is a scam. Don't pay if you're asked to do so. They'll charge you with a $50 application fee and reject it with no reason.

Poor-quality apartments managed by a staggeringly callous and inept corporation. The apartments are not well made and are poorly maintained. Expect lots of bugs. If you're in one of the two-level units, you can expect any air you condition to leak out, resulting in wild temperature variations between floors. You can also count on the main office to utterly fail at communicating maintenance, schedule changes and the like while making their rental terms as obtuse as possible. All this after you're required to sign a "good neighbor" agreement. Don't rent here if you can avoid it. If you're here, get out as soon as you can.

DO NOT LIVE HERE!!!!!! THIS PLACE STEALS YOUR MONEY. I am being charged over $300.00 to have my apartment repainted after move out due to "un normal wear and tear"... I lived there for ten months and hung pictures on the wall and that "ruined their paint".. I was also charged over $50.00 for a parking pass that I turned in. Do not even make an effort to clean your apartment after move out because you will still be charged $130 for a cleaning fee. Let alone this place is not maintained... Trash everywhere, not mowed regularly, insides of buildings are disgusting, you smell your neighbors, cigarette smoke everywhere.. Save your money there are much nicer complexes than this.

Unprofessional and hood! The leasing staff was more concerned with walking around singing songs and eating, not showing apartments. The grounds are not well kept, the grass is brown and its street parking!! Ugh

I moved in with my husband since he is renting here. Things were good at first. The longer I've lived here the worse it became. I don't mind a charming older apt. I do mind management not thinking through some of the decisions though. Particularly the noise level. First of all, it's nice that they are upgrading apts to make them more modern, yet when the apt above us was being renovated we received NO notice and there was extremely loud noises during the construction process. At that time I had a new born baby and was home with her during all of this. It took a week to complete and I had to take my newborn baby in my car for her to sleep peacefully. If I had notice beforehand I could have made arrangements for my newborn and I. I'm sure the upgrade was very nice, BUT the new washer and dryer they installed in the apt above us must be ancient and/or cheap because it makes loud noises especially during the last drain and spin cycle. Ours in our apt is really loud too, but what makes it worse above us is that it vibrates and sounds like a loud motor every time the people above us do laundry. I'm very surprised that management would choose such cheap (also very small) washers that make such loud noise especially for a building that is older and harder to barrier noise. We never heard any noise before the renovation. Washer and dryers today are much quieter so I'm not sure which ones management chose to elect but they definitely went the cheap route without thinking through the noise level. We've brought this up to management and although they said they'd check it out, they've opted to do nothing about it and asked if we wanted the people to do laundry only during the day. It's not the tenants fault at all and they are entitled to do laundry however often and whenever they choose. It is the apt management decisions and the fact that they wouldn't put customers service first is a shame. I asked if they could install quieter washers upstairs and even in our apt and nothing was done. It seems like an easy fix and I know there has been similar complaints. For the price we pay I expect a lot more.

They fixed the outside lights like I asked but that week when I was visiting there was a problem with one of the tenants leaving the burner on and I ended up calling the fire department and the number for Dwayne which led me to options - I left a msg and the NEXT DAYYYYYYYY some guy calls me and said you reported a fire. I thought that was absurd because a day later they call to see what the issue was - THAT IS BAD SAFETY PROTOCAL! What would have happened if I didn't call the fire department. 🙁

Foxchase is a true gem... Come sign a lease here and see why! God bless an overpriced, Alexandria apartment complex that is outdated, bug infested, and swamped with stink. If you aren't from Alexandria, don't even bother looking here. If you do, you'll understand it within 2 months in...

horrible,you have to share your apt with the mouses , yes a lot t of this cain of animals, mi kiitchen every night look like mines all around with the trap .

The place looks nice but there are numerous safety issues for the residents. Managers don't handle the tenant's concerns properly and seem they don't care about it. I don't recommend this place to anyone that safety is their priority. The place is full of mice.

DO NOT LEASE HERE. Please refer to my other review - you'll know the one. Google wouldn't allow me enough characters to describe everything that is a scam about this community. I moved out yesterday. I had been attempting to renegotiate my lease renewal when my technical "notice date" came. Foxchase gave me 8 DAYS from the time the renewal offer was sent to the day I was supposed to give 60-days notice. I was actively speaking with the property manager over this time and not ONCE was it mentioned that I needed to give notice prior to Foxchase sending the new renewal offer. I'm looking at a $130 late notice charge and another $120 in "final utilities" - which I've already paid for when I paid $400 for the final 7 days at the start of august. What is this even for?? This apartment complex will bleed you dry - I feel sorry for those who can't afford to buy themselves out of these hidden fees and move somewhere else. Do yourself a favor and turn around and go somewhere else. I'm begging you.

The worst decision in my life , you will regret this over the time when choose this apartment, Make a habbit of paying high electric bills, most complicated parking pattern and you will not be explained about that while leasing and have you ever heard of 500% fine if you break the lease yes yes you heard me right read the lease carefully it's a one year jail with no bail ,and like said before leasing office is only for new leases not to complain or listen to your problem because you you have already signed a lease and " people in DC don't worry about money the guy in leasing office told me " I didn't know that thanks for letting me know I am not rich and foxchase is not for me My previous review was deleted wow these guys have not even courage to accept the failure Delete this too foxchase

The worst customer service and the worst place to live. Even their website is horrible.

They started out great. Friendly staff, grounds seemed well cared for, neighbors seemed nice. But over the past year and a half, everything has gone downhill. Maintenance is either excellent or doesn't bother, with the latter being the most common. Parking is an absolute nightmare, as they don't have enough parking spaces and expect people to pay absurd amounts for individually reserved spaces, and do not enforce towing on the less expensive reserved spaces. The dog park is in disrepair, with the gate damaged, one of the poop bins knocked over, one of the hurdles consistently on its side, and a complete inability to drain after wet weather causing an extremely unpleasant stink and increased risk of parasites. There is no enforcement on dog poop pickup, so in the past few months, the inconsiderate dog owners have turned the grassy areas into a veritable minefield of feces. They appear incapable of enforcing their smoke-free policy as well. While I have been lucky enough to avoid major pest problems, many people have not. Getting someone to return a phone call is like trying to pay off a student loan on a minimum wage salary: impossible, disheartening, and frustrating. Tl;dr: Run.

How is it here? It's eh. The main issue I have with this place is parking. You pay for general lot parking which is understandable but it seems like they assign more parking passes than they have parking spots. If you pay to park in the parking lot then you shouldn't have a problem finding a spot. That leads to people parking on corners, perpendicular to the flow of traffic and any other way they can, legal or not, just to park. On top of that the spaces are so tight you can barely get out of your car. My Mercedes has over 13 dings and scratches from car doors and other things hitting it in a reserved spot. My van has paint from other cars on it after they hit it with their door. It's gotten to the point where I'm going to contact a lawyer to see what can be done about the residents and management because I'm not going to kick out thousands of dollars to fix the damage done to my vehicles. Not only that but delivery trucks block both reserved and non reserved parking spots and I've seen the grounds keepers hit car bumpers with weed wackers and lawn mowers. The other issue was mice but after pest control failed to get rid of them I took matters in my own hands and got rid of them in a week.

Update: just a heads up, Foxchase are making it mandatory to pay for wi-fi deal with Xfinity for $60 a month - you'll be paying even if you have different service. Now, here's the crazy part - I currently pay to non other but Xfinity $20 a month (available to anyone, it's not a special price or anything - it's their basic plan), yes, you read that right, $20/month. And now I will have to pay triple that, just because Foxchase made a deal with Xfinity. Instead of trying to make a deal with Xfinity for $20/month option for their tenants (again, it exists - I pay exactly that much for Xfinity with the same service of only internet) - they are leaving you no chance to find a more budget version. In other words, Foxchase makes money not only from rent, but also, as an Xfinity dealer. On another note - do not rent their storage units - your things will be covered in thick layer of mold, which covers the floor and it only got worse over the past year; and you will probably develop allergies. Storage floor gets flooded constantly and right now my unit has fluffy growth sized 1x1 ft. I will update the review with more of my experience living here in some time.

: A Disappointing Experience at Foxchase Apartments I regret to share my extremely unsatisfactory experience with Foxchase Apartments. From the beginning, there was a lack of honesty and transparency. The information provided during the leasing process was deceptive, leaving customers feeling misled. The issues extend to the poor service quality. Communication was consistently subpar, and concerns raised were met with dismissive responses. Maintenance requests were often delayed, and when addressed, the solutions were temporary at best. Parking has proven to be a nightmare, with insufficient spaces available for residents. This has resulted in an ongoing struggle to find a parking spot, leading to unnecessary stress and inconvenience. The living conditions are simply uninhabitable. From pest infestations to unresolved maintenance issues, the overall environment falls far below acceptable standards. The promised amenities were either nonexistent or in a state of disrepair. In conclusion, my time at Foxchase Apartments has been marked by disappointment, frustration, and a feeling of being misled. I hope this review serves as a cautionary note for potential residents, urging them to consider their options carefully before committing to such an unsatisfactory living arrangement.

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DO NOT MOVE IN this place! They will charge you Hundreds and tons non-reasonable money! You may need to call maintenance all the time! Living here is suck!

STAY AWAY.God Damn This Old F****d Up apartments . stay away from this B******t apartments . over dozen requests . over hundered pest problem . plumbing Issues . our apartment is literally F****g Animal husbandry . Stay away From This Good NeighbourHood with OLD S***ty Apartments . STAY AWAY .im moving out decide to spare my last month rent and escape This S**tHole STAY AWAYSTAY AWAYSTAY AWAY

Transparency is an issue here. On my move-out statement, they charged me for bills that are not communicated. Reaching out by phone call requires a number attempts patiently. On the residents app, there's a menu with a title "move out instructions" which opens to a blank page.

All was well until about a month ago when I started having issues with Mice. My experience with the staff after this has been HORRIBLE. I am uncomfortable in my own home and despite numerous requests to investigate the root cause still NOTHING. I get that because it is an apartment community and you don't know how your neighbors live that there are certain things you can't control but not returning calls or investigating the issue when it is clear that there is a problem is poor, unsanitary, slum lord management. Wouldn't recommend this place to anyone. Oh and don't be fooled by their "special" move in rates. They will likely hike your rate up 20% of more after the first year.

RENTER BEWAREEEE!!!!!!! For starters, if you want to pay 1,500.00+ for a 1 bedroom (classic model, no upgrades), then be my guest 🙂 The apartments are ridiculously small, 1 bedroom-roughly 460 sq ft. The community is pet friendly, however, there's dog poop throughout the premises. The building I lived at, the door remained broken, and stayed open, huge security risk. Although, it is a non smoking community, I saw people smoke throughout the premises. The complex is built within the city, it's not sectioned off, so there's a lack of privacy. It's not gated, so it doesn't present a secure feeling. The parking spaces are very small, they try to squeeze in so many cars, if you have a nice car, or a car that you care about, I suggest you park around the back or risk getting your card dinged. Constant spiders and bugs were in my apartment. Mold was forever on my windows, regardless of how much I treated it, it would reappear. The units are poorly structured, I constantly heard my neighbors walking upstairs, you can hear the water running through the pipes, poor install. Lastly, what takes the cake is when I was in the process of moving out. I cleaned the entire apartment and they still charged me for damages, which didn't exist. I had to fight tooth and nail for them to refund me the painting charge. If they didnt' refund me, I was going to take legal action. If you do decide to move here, and when you finally move out, get a pre move out inspection. Also, you have to have the unit professionally cleaned, which wasn't specified in the lease agreement. Thankfully, the property manager decided to waive the charges. Save yourself time and a headache, and move somewhere, where you will get more bang for your buck. The only decent thing about this place was the maintenance. I could go on and on, but do your research thoroughly bf considering this community.

I made an appointment to see the apartments & speak with someone about the pricing & get more information. I drove all the way from Falls Church & even confirmed that morning that I would be getting a tour & speaking to someone about moving in. When I arrived there I was greated by a woman who from the start had such a terrible attitude, I believe her name was Jasmine. I told her I was there for the tour & she even confirmed by name & date/time. She said there was noone available to give me a tour & didn't provide any further information. She said I could reschedule for another day if I wanted to. Again, I confirmed the appointment an hour before arriving & was frustrated that they made me drive all the way to Alexandria just to be told that I had to make yet another appointment to see the apartments. No apology at all nor any respect for people's time in this place. If they wanted me to reschedule I would have had no problem, but instead they made me drive all the way there to speak to an unknowable rude woman who did not help nor provide any information. I will be looking at other apartments instead. Don't waste your time coming to this place.

Leasing staff is unhelpful. Called more than a dozen times to request information about our application without ever hearing back. The person who helped us was Trevor Jasmine and every time we tried to get a hold of him via email or telephone, he never answered. We had to drive on multiple occasions to try to speak to him but provided short useless answers and told us to follow up with him via email or telephone but never responded. To this day our application status is unknown, they took the application fees and deposit without services rendered so the money is missing. We tried to speak to upper management, Stefanie Hall or Jessica Morrone, but never returned our called. We got information that they were supposed to give us a call within 24 business hours and that never happened. AIMCO should really teach their employees about customer service and the importance of following up. Furthermore, we felt discriminated because we saw the staff helping others without a hip-cup and yet we have been trying to get help but was never provided any. Susan - That is incorrect. Please check your records again and it will showed the FoxChase Apartments did not reimburse my money. I have tried to contact the office but no one ever answers or returns my calls. I have been battling to get this money back and no one seems to want to help. Terrible customer service.

DO NOT LIVE HERE. you will be pretty much living & sharing your apartment with mice. Maintenance comes in to check for mice and say oh there is no way for the mice to come into your apartment. Yet you catch mice and mice droppings every night. I had to move 2 months before my lease was up because i just had a newborn. DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY ON THESE APARTMENTS

DO NOT MOVE HERE! There are pro's and con's to everywhere you go, and I'm going to list both with extreme honesty. Please read this and seriously consider all of my con's before you even think about moving to this place. Let's start with con's: 1. There is absolutely NO insulation between these apartments. You can hear every single noise from your neighbors. Apartments all usually have horrible insulation, but these were EXTREMELY horrible. Every. single. day. multiple times a day I could hear my neighbors alarms go off, every phone call she made or received, as well as EVERYTHING she talked about. You can also here every time they shower, flush a toilet, open their door, or go in their closet. 2. The ventilation is horrible. You can smell absolutely every strong smell from every apartment. Every time someone cooks, especially with spices, your whole apartment fills up with the smell, and there's literally no escaping it. For example, one of our neighbors cooked cabbage one night ( we all know how disgusting that smell is) and the WHOLE building smelled horrible. Multiple neighbors called the office, and each other with complaints on how horrible it was to even be in your own "home." 3. The particular building we lived in (4478 Raleigh) is the grossest building you will ever be in. The building hallways permanently smell from all the cooking, and garbage people leave everywhere. The security door was broken for a few months, I put in a request to have it fixed, and then the next day someone broke it again. After that it was broken for another 6 months. Also the widow, the only window in the common area of the building, is always open and the screen is always broke, so i hope you enjoy bugs flying into the building and your apartment. Also outside the building expect to find dog poop everywhere. 4. You will have a bug problem. Ours was ants, and nothing was ever fixed or done about it even though you pay monthly for pest control. 5. Parking is horrible. There were days that we had to park blocks away from our building. We eventually paid to park in the parking lot ($15 a month) but then they towed our car. 6. Water. So when you live at Foxchase your water, sewer, trash, and pest control bills are through Foxchase with a utility service called Conservice. Now you would think that you would be charged for the water and sewer amount that you, in your individual apartment home, use. NOPE! You pay a ratio of what everyone uses. WHY IN THE WORLD WOULD I PAY FOR SOMEONE ELSE'S WATER USE!!! Our gallon usage (for two people) averaged about 6,500 gallons per month! That is the most ridiculous thing I have ever encountered at an apartment complex. Paying for someone else's water and sewage. 6.5 THE WATER WAS SHUT OFF WITHOUT NOTICE ALL THE TIME! The first year we were there, it was shut off once a month, for multiple hours, without any notice. The one time we received notice was from our neighbor because she was having the work done, so she knew it was going to be shut off. There are more cons, but unfortunately google has a limit and won't let me post everything. I had 9 major explained cons, so just know there is more. Pro's: 1. Location. It's honestly located in on of the perfect areas. You have the foxchase shopping center right down the road, which is very nice to walk to, and have availability to. You also have a walking park right next to the shopping center, a library down the road, and it's very close to 395N to get to Arlington/DC. 2. The maintenance people were some of the best. They were all helpful, fast, and extremely nice. One man in particular we had visit out apartment multiple times, I believe his name was Melvin (older gentleman, bald, has grown kids), and he was simply the best. If Melvin was working on your apartment, you knew things were going to be done correctly. You can also always plan to have a delightful conversation with him. I hope you read this and other reviews and truly sit down and think before you decide to live here. If you do stay away from 4478 R.

The parking situation has gotten so bad that it now violates OSHA standards. Someone at management hired the lowest bidder to start renovations on the apartments. There are now industrial dumpsters that protrude into the middle of the street, threatening to cause a car accident. And if that isn't bad enough, there are forklifts parked on the street, with the forks left straight up in the air with equipment on them, waiting for a gust of wind to blow the equipment off the forks on to a poor residents car or even worse, someone driving or walking down the street, killing them. If you value your personal safety, please rent somewhere else.

Avoid if possible! Last straw was when a large branch from a very dead tree fell on my truck I had to call the emergency line and the lady I spoke to was very unconcerned. Maintenance moved it almost 5 hours later, but the office refuses to return my calls about the damage caused. There are also bug issues in every tenant's apartment I've spoken to including mine. After months, I went to a third party for the pest control and finally have gotten it under control. Repairs are timely, but haphazard and often leave a mess or 'fix' the wrong thing.

If I could rate this place 0 stars I would. Besides the price and location, there are absolutely no redeeming qualities about this apartment complex. First, they made us sign a second lease and moved our apartment a week before we moved in. This was forgivable as things do change last minute. However, from there on out, it has been a nightmare. The parking situation is horrific. Anyone can park anywhere and they don't tow those without a sticker except maybe once a month. If you live near the intersection of Taney and Raleigh, there won't be a day when cars are disobeying signs and causing near accidents. There are insects everywhere. No matter how many times they come to exterminate (which is often). They will not notify you before they do things. I.e. they had a contractors on our balcony at 8 AM without notice who came up by a ladder to work in the closet. Then posted after the work was done a week later that contractors would be coming in to do work. We also referred people who did move in and never saw the referral award after multiple contact attempts. They also forgot to charge us for pet rent for SEVERAL months, then called a year in to say they would start charging us. Last, but not least, want to charge us 2,000 dollars because they are claiming they did not receive our notice to move out within 60 days in the middle of a pandemic. This has been the absolute worst place to live. I never write reviews, but this has been such a horrible experience that others deserve to know about it. Save your time, sanity, and money folks!!!

Dodgy customer service. Could not log in to my account to play rent this month until after they charged a late fee. I called 3 days prior, and the representative said someone would call me in the coming days to help me log in. Called again today and the guy never put in a log that I called with an issue. So the girl had to assume I was lying to her about calling with an issue and I was treated as I liar when trying to explain the situation. So due to aimco/foxchases records keeping negligence I'm stuck with a fee for an account I could not log into and they are treating me as though I am lying about ever calling in the first place. Maintenance is A-, there are problems but the team is quick to respond and resolve issues (except i've been waiting for them to re-glaze the bathtub for about 4 months, they said they would schedule somebody to come in but no luck yet.). I was ready to give this place 4-5 stars, but they treated me very poorly with this exchange I would not recommend giving money to this place especially if you are a young professional with a heavy travel schedule. Thank you aimco/foxchase for treating me like a liar when I was overseas on a business trip and could not resolve this in person. I hope that late fee was worth another poor review. At least this helps add some transparency to your customer service and why you get so many poor reviews.

Lived here for a year and could not take anymore, had to move out. 1. There are MICE - I requested maintenance maybe 6 times when I lived here and they just kept putting traps that did nothing. To their credit they really did try, but I think a group of mice was living in the building and the only thing that would have helped would have been a full building fumigation. In my year living there, I saw maybe 10 mice; at one point 3 ran out of my kitchen chasing each other. The only thing that helped was I borrowed a cat from a friend to chase them when I saw them... I know gross. 2. Safety - I repeatedly told the leasing office that people in my building were propping the front door open when I lived right by it, and they did absolutely nothing to help. A sign or walk through would have sufficed, but they responded with a canned email and did nothing. 3. Laundry - the electronic payment option for the laundry machines constantly broke so I had to rely on finding quarters to do laundry in the buildings. 4. Parking if the building is on a public street, if you come home later than 9pm, you will have a bad time finding a spot. Now, I understand that that is not the property's fault, and they do offer reserved parking spots at a cost; however, you should consider that if you were thinking about living here, you are probably not gonna find a spot near your building if you are someone who is out and about all day. Plus, they raised the rent by $300 and the reserved parking spots by $20 per month, with no additional benefits, so I did not renew my lease.

I used to have a great review for Foxchase posted, but now I am changing it after moving out. I always paid my rent, completely cleaned the apartment after moving out, and was a good lessee. Even paid hundreds in fees when I paid my rent a few days late one month AND when I paid my rent EARLY but got charged $100 late fee when I suddenly got sewer/trash charges on my account. I feel like AIMCO is stealing from me. This is a time of hardship that the whole world is going through and you already took my deposit. Do you really need $550 more from me because you wouldn't accept my VERBAL numerous phone calls requesting the price increase in my rent to see if I should renew?!?!?! This company steals from you, DO NOT MOVE IN.

What is the corporate email for Fox Chase apartments ? My gf has been trying to contact them everyday for almost a month about her refund of about $800 that she was supposed to receive weeks ago and now nobody is answering her calls or texts. She spoke with the woman in the office, Jasmine. She told us she made a mistake on her side and that was the delay (this was after two weeks but the refund was only suppose to take 3 business days) but it's been almost a month now and we are starting to believe that my gf has been conned/stolen from by Jasmine because my gf found another apartment. Now going over all the money we sent over, we are confused about why she was just told to send over random amounts with no reason behind it. CONCERNING !!

I lived in the apartment for about 15 months and it started off amazingly. I had no issues. However, towards the end of my contract I became aware of their rat problem and was completely disgusted. My husband and I used multiple traps and they all caught something, whether it was a rat or a small mouse. Moving out was pretty ridiculous. I literally only had carpet in the bedroom and used a rug doctor on it but was charged the move out cleaning fee because of the carpeted area . The day I moved out was the best day i had there. Parking was also a nightmare. I sometimes had to park on the street even though I paid for the permit to park in the lot. Do yourself a favor and find a better place to live. *my opinion is based from when I lived there from 2012-2014.

Don't buy any promise that may be given to you by this property. I was refereed by a friend to this property and went on the 11th of October near COB as my appointment was given to me. I had a place that I already paid the rent until the end of the month, so I was looking probably two or three days before the month ending just to move my stuff and clean the the apartment I am vacating. I was told by the leasing consultant that they have a promotion if i move in by the 15th that I will get a one month free and $1000 gift card with certain rent, if I want to move in by the 23rd that I will only get one month free and little higher rent, after the 23rd I won't get any promotion and the rent will be even higher. The leasing agent stressed if I don't pay the $50 application fee and $500 withholding fee, that the apartment may vanish overnight as people may reserve it online, and she was very pushy as it is really her job. I have trusted her, after all she seems trust-able and friendly. She then gave a list of what I need to do next and emailed me the instruction as well. This was all on Wednesday COB. The next two days which is Thursday and Friday, I had to spent time to set up the Washington Gas bill, dominion power bill and search for renters insurance on my work breaks. Then I set up the Washington gas bill and dominion power bill to my name believing that they would have been trust worthy and keep their word in tact. I have also tried to set up my renters insurance, but there was phone tagging between my and the insurance agents I was trying to buy the premium from. I was not aware of that I had to have the insurance before the signing the lease. I received a personal phone call from the leasing agent from her cell phone the day I was suppose to move in. There was no follow-up calls between my visit and the actual move in date. The agent told me to make sure I finalized the renters insurance before I walk-in the office and offer if I could not get the insurance that they can provide me with $14.95/month. I told her i have an insurance for $115/year which is about $9. 58/month so I told her I don't need theirs. The agent said to send her the quote before I buy it to make sure it has all they required. I forwarded the insurance quote which she reviewed and told me it is ok to buy it. This was around noon on the day I was suppose to move in. I finalized the insurance and paid for the year and forward the receipt to the agent. She replied all is great and told me to go sign the lease and take the key. while I was walking in to the leasing office, I received an email saying the insurance was starting at midnight which is about 8 hours later from the time of signing the lease, and unless I backdated the insurance or buy one month insurance from them, that I can't sign the lease despite that making me wait for about one hour in the waiting room although I got there on time. The insurance agent calmly explain to her there is not way to start insurance on the same day the premium is paid, and said it will start at EOD midnight at 12:01 AM. The leasing agent then tried to get me buy their renters insurance for one month although she knows my insurance is starting in about 7 hours at this time. Then, I was told to come tomorrow, I went the next day, and I was told I am not qualified to get the $1000 gift card anymore as it expired the day before, and they said the corporate office is not willing to extend the offer for me. THIS IS RIDICULOUS. Then I calmly asked if they can't honor their promise, to cancel my application and refund my $550. Then they said you just passed the 72 hour cancellation period and you won't get your money back. Then they cancelled my application stating that "APPLICANT DID NOT WANT TO MOVE IN" and they suggested if I move there with in the next 120 days, I will be able to $500 credit towards my rent. If you are by all means been promised anything from this property, it means nothing as they can just change their mind at any time. YOU SHOULD NOT TRUST 'FOXCHASE APARTMENT ALEXANDRIA"

Nightmare!!! Nothing good to say. Poorly maintained mice infested units. Laundry facilities are disgusting and cannot get machines fixed. Dog and cat piss in the hallways. Maintenance are not certified plumbers or electricians so it often takes 3 or 4 times to get anything fixed. No one is every reachable.

first i had mice problem for a couple of months. Then their towing company towed my car twice once was a rental car and once was a new car that didnt have a sticker yet. Each time on a weekend and I had to pay 250$ x 2. Washer and dryer broke multiple times. They did repair them in 1 day or two though. Then when my rent was supposed to be monthly 5 days before moving out they said they needed 60 days notice! Even though i talked to them over the phone twice about the rent being "monthly" they failed to warn me they need this long notice. What is the purpose of monthly rent if you need 2 months notice!. Anyway dont live here unless you have to.

Do you like parking or a maintenance team that will actually fix what you pay for? Sorry you can't have that at foxchase.

Think before you rent here. When we first started our lease all was great, everyone was nice and the unit was a step up from our place in another state. A couple weeks ago we were notified by residents in out unit about black mold in two units via the HVAC. Their kids were getting nose bleeds and the other neighbor had to move out and throw away all her possessions . When we came by the office to talk to maintenence we were told he isn't a mold specialist but would be out to look and leave a note about next steps. Although not satisfied with the response and our safety and health clearly a concern of ours, we figured we'd have to let him go through necessary steps. Nothing has been done... our health and the residents health is obviously not their concern. We tried to follow up and then put in another service request which supposedly was completed but still no follow up, note, nothing. We're still waiting to know what the next steps are in this process and want to get this resolved as we could possibly be breathing this in. At this point if this is not done I will notify the better business bureau and have the country health inspector and/or the health department out to look into the matter. So yeah don't cause yourself extra stress and possible health issues living here.

I moved into foxchase when I was 5 months pregnant lived there for 4 months . I put in plenty of trouble tickets about roaches I had mice droppings in my bed the staff weren't helpful I definitely wouldn't recommend anyone to live on their property. Save your money!

I moved into Foxchase November 2013. I took the apartment that had the least amount of maintenance issues. I've never paid my rent late, and never had any complaints besides the few maintenance tickets I put in. November 2014 I signed for another year. My initial mistake. MY SECOND YEAR WAS HELL!!! November 7th 2015 I finally let management know I couldn't take the issues anymore and needed to move out immediately (after staying in hotels for the past month on and off because of the mice infestation). Long story short, it resulted in me getting a very rude phone call from their "customer care" department today saying i owe over $7 THOUSAND DOLLARS for ending my lease or I would have to get an attorney! Issue One-My apartment had a serious mice infestation that lasted a few months. I could hear them underneath the floor and in the walls. I killed one by hand and my fiance caught one. Family and friends were afraid to visit, and I stopped cooking at home for fear of catching diseases. I am very clean. Never left food or dishes out. I pay pest control fees to foxchase/AIMCO every month, yet the issue was never resolved. ( I was told it was because of construction to the building behind me). Issue Two-I paid $40/month for a parking space. I went on a 8 day vacation and SOMEHOW Foxchase "mistakenly" had my reserved parking sign pulled up and my car was towed. I came back with 2 large suitcases, a dead phone, at11pm at night, to no car (PS. I also left my house keys in my car while on vacation in case my luggage was lost).I walked to 7-11, with suitcases and caught a cab to the tow company. Although Foxchase later reimbursed me for my tow fee, the inconvenience was horrible. And they only reimbursed me after I had to prove to them, by way of a picture I happen to take, that my car was in a reserved space. Because, SOMEHOW they had no records of me having a space, nor anyone pulling my sign and removing my painted space decal Issue Three-My electric bill was around $300 dollars some months. I had a gas stove and lived alone. After making Dominion Power come out several times to check the issue, a Technician finally said I should check my dryer vents. Foxchase/ AIMCO maintenance came and cleaned my vents and I continued to have the same electric bill issue. Only until I ended up calling Sears and paying out of pocket to have an HVAC tech come out. The tech said my vents were so backed up, that with my vents opened they could barely tell if the dryer was on or off , the backup was so bad and old that you could not see the trash "breathe" ...$99 later the issue was fixed ISSUE 4-I got out of the shower one morning and came downstairs to get a towels out of the dryer, I had no clothes on and a maintenance guy just opens my front door. I called and complained because I put a permanent note on all of my tickets that say, call before entering because there are women in the apartment. It happened a SECOND AND A THIRD TIME. As of 10/31/15, I was all paid up .Here is an insert from a letter I wrote on 11/07/15 "The living conditions are intolerable, with mice running around ( I have picture of the droppings the left around the apartment, and videos of the noises they make while running in between the walls at night.... I cant take it anymore and it's unfair for me to have been staying in a hotel as well, because the pest issue was never fixed. (please see attached pictures, and maintenance letters, and hotel receipts)..." Update 11/29/17. Foxchase had someone reach out to me regarding this issue only to appear as if they were trying to be helpful in reviews. I have not heard from Foxchase since. Instead, they took me to court without sending me any court documents, a phone call or an email. NONE of my information has changed, my emergency contact and contact for non-payment never changed, the address I moved to was the same address on my driver license. I was found guilty in my absence. Someone contacted me with the same issue. If anyone else experienced issues like this and are interested in entering a suit, contact me.

This PLACE IS AWEFUL!!!!!!!!! DO NOT COME HERE.. I LIVE AT 516 N HOWARD STREET APT 402 SINCE APRIL; AT THE BEGGINING IT WAS OKAY...SINCE THEY IT'S BEEN CHAOS. I REPORTED TO THE MAINTANANCE TEAM ON 7/2014 THAT A DEAD RAT WAS SPOTTED ON THE BALCONY. THEY CAME AND PATCHED THE WHOLE ON THE WALL AND PUT TRAPS AND THAT WAS IT. TILL THIS DAY I STILL HAVE RATS ROAMING THE DINING, KITCHEN AND LIVING AREA OF MY APARTMENT. ON 9/25/14 I REPORTED TO THE MAINTANACENCE TEAM THAT I HAD BEDBUGS IN MY HOME. THEY DID ABSOLUTLY NOTHING AND REPORTED MY REQUEST AS BEING DONE AND COMPLETLED. THIS PLACE IS HORRIBLE I DO NOT RECOMMEND IT TO ANYONE. YOU WILL HAVE A BETTER CHANCE FINDING SOMETHING BETTER AT THE GHETTO THAT LIVING AT THIS DUMP. I WILL MOST CERTERLLY GET IN CONTACT WITH MY FRIEND WHO IS A LAWYER TO SEE IF HE CAN HELP ME GET OUT OF MY LEASE THE LEGAL WAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Everything breaks. The kitchen is outdated and the counters/cabinets are cracked and old. The yard is not taken care of and mushrooms are growing all over the place. Trash is constantly littering the grass everywhere. Cockroaches! If you don't call and complain, they won't come take care of them. The shower tiles are literally caving in. The only plus is that the maintenance staff is great. Otherwise, it is over priced for the quality and I cannot wait to move.

The Community Manager (Stephanie Hall) treats low-income renters like second-class citizens. She also encourages this rude, arrogant treatment to some of Maintenance Engineers. Comments such as "HUD who pays your rent" should be kept to herself. Being difficult and uncooperative to HUD recipients is uncalled for and extremely frustrating especially since she seems to not have any overhead.

Not professional at all. And hugely bureaucratic. The staff kept asking for sensitive info such as bank statements and many other docs, although a 02 months deposit is enough to start renting a place for persons with no credit score (new legal settler). On top of that, they charge you a $50 fee and lock you with a $500 deposit. DO NOT RECOMMEND THEM!

**Edited to add, this person commenting back to reach out is doing nothing and is probably not capable of enacting change at the actual complex level. For those looking at these reviews to determine if you should move here and like that someone is commenting back, it's not realy. Don't move here. It's not worth the literal headaches.** When I first moved in I would have reviewed this apartment complex a four or a five but after a almost two years I can't rate Foxchase any better than a one for several reasons. One: parking was adjusted and half of the spots in each lot were removed to make room for more reserved parking spaces. You have to pay for the parking lot access anyway so creating more reserved spaces is an unnecessary money grab. We were told it was because so many people were on the wait list for reserved spots, but there are still empty spots three months later (so much so they needed to offer incentives to get people to sign up before the end of the year). The removal of these spaces requires people who work late to need to park on the street or several blocks away though we are paying for parking lot access. Two: this is a non smoking community but I have neighbors that smoke cigarettes and weed at all hours that comes into my apartment and I've called the office three times to complain and yet nothing has been done about it. Three: My cat has killed two mice and a baby squirrel that have some how made it into my apartment but maintenance doesn't know how they got in (this has never happened at any other place I've lived in) Four: the rent increase year over year is astounding, I've never had such an increase in my yearly renewal at any apt I've ever lived in. I wasn't able to move during my renewal this year based on the costs associated while planning a wedding, but I'm not living here after the next renewal.

Do not rent from here if you need Metro access. They will no longer be providing shuttle service at the end of February 2017. They haven't even communicated this yet to the tenants (I found out from a 3rd party, who has more courtesy and professionalism then the property mgmt. company). They claim their reason for discontinuing the shuttle service is "the amount of daily riders has decreased" which is simply not true, as the shuttle I take in the morning is often full and some are forced to get off. They also claim other complexes in the area don't offer shuttle service either, which is simply not true. They are just looking to save a buck. Current tenants will be now forced into longer and more expensive commutes.

CORRECTION/EDIT#4: They came and fixed the dryer. I wonder if it never was broke. Sparks were witnessed. Tears were shed. But it's back on. LAUNDRY PARTY!!!! EDIT#3 JULY 2015: ("Jason" hasn't contacted me yet. Thanks for that.) WHAT ABOUT MY BROKEN DRYER THAT AIN'T NOBODY WANT TO TALK TO ME ABOUT??!?!?? Such an irresponsible corporation. To people considering living here, just know that your low low rent is going to escalate every year and you will have no option to sign an extension greater than 1 year at said low low rate and management doesn't care about you. Fix my dryer and we can be friends again! ___________________ What about the buses being too full to where people have to stand but then they say standing is illegal, but let people stand anyway? ___________________ What about the people smoking and playing with their dogs outside of your apartment after dark? ___________________ Why can't I give 0 stars? Well now they've cancelled intramural sports by firing the intramural sports director. I believe Foxchase even used to subsidize the teams (i.e. paid a portion of the entry fee). Add that to the shrinking list of amenities, which I was sad to learn FALSELY includes a sand volleyball court. Well, i guess technically they do have a sand volleyball court, but the nets are broken and the sand has virtually all turned to mud (i.e. cat feces). Notice, they've taken down the pictures rather than fixing the nets... it's still listed as an amenity however. One assumes Foxchase, if not AIMCO (the parent corporation) is going through a budget crisis, particularly in view of the ever ascending rental rates (5 increases in 5 years with no option of signing greater than a 1 year lease), and the option of reserved parking (within 5 years, parking has gone from free, to $5, to $10, +, and now the reserved parking spots available for a nominal fee of $50/mo.). Good thing i'm rich. The location is not that great, so i guess what keeps me here is the fact that i already live here and can walk to work. Whatever.

I would give it 3 stars if it wasnt for the parking ! The apartments are very nice and spacious ! (Although our Bedroom door and downstairs bathroom door cant close or lock! A little gust of wind will mess up your cable. The washer isn't that bad but the dryer...We have to put our clothes in for two hours just so they MIGHT BE all the way dry and our oven light doesnt work. ) But the parking lot is ridiculous!!!!! Since My husband and I have been here which has only been about 3 months our cars have been dinked , scratched , and this morning I come down to my car to see my rear view mirror tilted to the sky with scratch marks all on the back of it!! We take care of our cars and make sure we always park inside and in the middle of the lines like a decent human being but I still come down to scratches and dings in my car!! IM SO FURIOUS!! AND TO THINK WE PAID TO BE ABLE TO PARK IN THIS PARKING LOT !! We are basically paying to get our cars dented and scratched all over!! We are on the brink of moving because this is freaking ridiculous!!

I have been here for 1 week so far and I HATE IT. They have towed my car and I live here! I went to the office to try to get it resolved and I did not get any help whatsoever. The property has a nice layout, but it's infested roaches and rats. I don't understand how its even sanitary to live here. I am actively trying to find ways to end my lease. DONT EVEN WASTE YOUR TIME LOOKING AT THIS PLACE. THEY WILL TOW YOU EVEN IF YOU LIVE HERE, so imagine inviting friends. I made a google account just to write this review. PLEASE STAY AWAY and learn from my mistake.

Please please don't live here .Think very long and hard about what you're doing ! read the reviews before you decide to turn in your application fee . This is a warning horrible customer service , everything is very outdated horrible pest . I felt I actually own a pet mouse .

While the people are nice, there is an obvious mice problem that doesn't seem to be taken seriously. Living on the second floor how would I even get mice in the first place?! I don't even use the stove bc I don't know if they're going to come running out. The first time I noticed mice I put in a request and was told they "chewed their way inside from where the gas line runs in the kitchen." Caught one of them and there was never any follow up. This has been an ongoing issue and I put in another request only for maintenance and pest control to just come in and look. Was not left with anything to help resolve the issue and here we are days later there are still mice coming and going like they pay rent. I pay for pest control services so are we not entitled to better service than someone just looking? So I've resorted to buying my own supplies since they obviously don't care. These things have to be in the walls. This is building 507.

Since zero stars wasn't an option Foxchase shall only get 1. I have said positive things about the staff and the complex before but the move out process topped it off as a terrible experience. I am very displeased with the move-out process. Foxchase Apartments took advantage of my wife and I as we told them we would be leaving the area before our final move-out inspection. We were charged $155 for scratches to the kitchen counter. We have pictures of our kitchen the day we left it was fine. This place seems to do whatever they can to get money out of their residents. I will make sure that all of my military contacts in the area tell their members to not move into Foxchase apartments or any Aimco property period. This place will one day be sued for these outrageous charges and I will laugh and hope they go out of business.

I have been having problems with neighbors and them burning unidentified substances in their home causing me to have breathing issues and feeling ill. I complained many times. Management set out to address it. However, afterwards, while I was away, someone entered my apartment and put a large mouse in my washing machine with my clothes. I know someone did this because my machine door was closed and the machine never had a mouse in it EVER!!! I believe this is a form of retaliation and I am letting others know so you are aware of the lack of professionalism and toxic behaviors that occur here. In addition, a neighbor let her dog jump all over me scratching me and afterwards she laughed like her lacking control of her dog is funny. In addition, neighbors act as though they are stalkers mimicking your movement and someone keeps leaving the main door open so anyone can walk in and out of the building--very unsafe.

Maintenance gave one of my neighbors the skeleton code and he often uses the code to gain access to other people's apartments. He admitted to switching his old fridge out with somebody else's. I know for a fact that he used that code to root around in this young girl's place because he told me all about it. The maintenance workers noticed the contents of my apartment and recognized me as an adult film star. They decided to talk my ear off often about the adult film industry as well as loom around my female friends when they were in the neighborhood. I never disclosed my identity to anyone there (except for the foxchase employees who had access to my apartment). This is a very "My First Apartment" community. You get a ton of teenagers/college students up in those apartments with their friends who get wasted and tug at the locked door until it opens (essentially breaking the lock- so the front door was unlocked for a good majority of my time living there). The upstairs neighbors stole clothes out of my laundry load- we all use the same laundry facility in the basement. (I caught one of their frequent visitors wearing a floral shirt of mine that a relative sent me from Hawaii- unmistakably mine). I ended up having to call the police enforce some manner of rule into the building (those who stole my clothing were young military men who tried to intimidate me by threatening to jump me). I was told by Foxchase's management that the men were "about to move out" so, I should just "avoid them". The cockroaches were a huge problem in the beginning and had to be treated frequently throughout my first three years living in foxchase. The MICE never really went away. You could always hear them in the walls during the winter. I was planning on living here for a few more years because the price was alright for me and it was so set back that I felt safe blending in until the morning of President's Day when some old woman who works in management came banging on my door, shouting at me about how she smelled weed in the building. She issued threats and critiqued my lifestyle (my dog was nervous and had peed on the floor- this was like 8am on a holiday, so I wasn't alert or coherent in the least). After passing this judgment, goofing on my dog's accident, and making disparaging remarks about my colorful lifestyle, they all grinned at me like I was a fool and carried on their merry way. One good thing: N. Imboden St. parking is free, so you and your guests can go ahead and park there all you want without paying for a permit. Go nuts. I know I'm gonna be telling out-of-towners to park there and uber into the city (just because I have an axe to grind with foxchase at this point).

If you frequently deploy for work, do not even consider this place. I received orders to deploy and the company will not work with me. My lease ends while I am overseas and the complex still made me pay the rest of my rent.

Worse staff i ever seen in my life, its not apartments its zoo, just be careful with management staff they will trick u

Their 1 bed appartements are too small yet they come with hefty monthly utility bills, so beside paying rent and your own gas/electricity accounts, you will have to pay a conservice utility bill that adds automatically to your rent, and the thing fluctuates ,some charges don't even make any sense, like why whould my sewer bill alone averages 55$ on a tiny appartement. Big problem with roaches, insects and mold. Also , when we moved out after living there for 2 years, the management brought some vendor and allowed total charges of 1262$ in alleged damages and other stuff, including two coats of paints , cabins and marbel resurfacing, basically they charged us for a unit restoration when its their job to prep it for next tenant, manager refused to considerate these unfair charges and stated that he "feels" they are accurate, this is merely wrong because paint falls under normal wear tear which again they refused to acknowledge, we feel scammed and betrayed, very disappointed with foxchase and would never recommend them.

I had a friend recently move from here and it reminded me of my experience. I lived here from 2012 to 2015 and there was always some mess going on with our building. The A.C. unit broke down 2 different times and the administrative office seems to take their sweet time with notifying maintenance. Me and my roommate also kept having an issue with mice when we hardly ever used the kitchen let alone left food in there. After hiring an exterminator it was revealed there were multiple holes within the walls they were coming through go figure right? The rent was the most irritating part because it kept going up. When we first moved in we were paying $1,426 monthly for rent alone. The following year they tried to bump it up to $1,785 a month for the same type of lease we had before! We talked them down to $1,602 but for our final lease our rent was raised to $1,860. They weren't willing to negotiate with us that time but luckily that was the last time because I found a new apartment and my roommate was going to separate from the military anyway. The best part was when we had to do an early termination with about 2 weeks left on the lease. They were going to charge us both individually 3,000 and something a piece which came out to $6,300 total! Thing is since my roommate was separating the military his orders would validate us from having to pay a fee but the administrative office would NEVER pick up the phone or respond to voicemail or emails. I took this as them not trying to honor the military clause which is FEDERAL LAW by the way and made an appointment with the legal office at the base I worked at. Fortunately for Foxchase they contacted my roommate the day I was going to take action. They said they were "validating" his separation orders. After that 3 weeks of trying to contact them they finally removed the outrageous fee and we paid a small fee for cleaning the apartment but man I always recommend people to look elsewhere to this day. Maybe the management has changed by now and I seriously hope it has because the actual apartments aren't bad at all the management just ruined everything for us.

Absolutely horrible and illiterate customer service. Unreasonable pet fees and will deny your ESA letter for any reason they can find.

Literally only giving one star because there isn't an option for zero. I am sitting outside of my apartment in the hallway for pest control issues for the 4th or 5th time this month!! If I see another mouse, something in me is going to snap!!!! This apartment complex couldn't care less that the living conditions are not up to par for its residence. The maintenance team apparently came to fill all the holes in the apartment so why am I still seeing mice?! When I pay 1200?! I could live somewhere else!!! I'm so wholly dissatisfied. PLEASE SPARE YOURSELVES!!

I lived here happily for several years. When I was furloughed in March due to Covid-19, I did not want to give up the apartment and did everything I could to continue making rent payments on time. My lease ends next month and I am still out of the job - I called and explained all of this, that I do not have the funds to continue leasing due to this, and they explained to me that they still plan to charge me over 2,000 (my monthly rent is less than 1,400) because I gave 30 days notice instead of 60. During a pandemic. This is exploitative on so many levels and really shows that Foxchase does not care about their residents. I hope they are able to rectify this situation, but honestly it seems the whole company lacks empathy.