Nice condos. Good location. Terrible HOA rule enforcement of community space. Toothless when if…read morecomes to violators.

I lived at Foxwood Condos for almost two years. I was able to rent my unit - sight unseen - from…read morethe lower 48 with ease thanks to the leasing team at Foxwood! I had to relocate due to work but was very satisfied with my stay. Pros: - The heated garage space is a lifesaver in the winter, and it's great to have a personal (free) storage unit next to your parking spot. - I never felt unsafe as a single woman in these apartments, and it was generally very quiet in the neighborhood. I can only think of a few times where I could hear my neighbors at night or at inconvenient times. - The condos are right near a really nice paved trail system and a lake, and I saw foxes, moose, and eagles all from my apartment. - My unit had a balcony and a good sized fireplace which was cleaned regularly by the management team. - Maintenance is GREAT - I had several issues and they were right there with either new appliances (seriously, they just showed up with a new washing machine when mine was making a weird noise) or a solution to fix whatever was wrong. - The office is great and super responsive to texts and emails - I needed to break my lease and they helped me out by finding someone to fill the last month of my stay. - Rent is low for the amount of space you have Cons: - There are lots of smokers in the complex so depending on who your neighbors are, smoke can come through the vents - I bought a small air purifier and that seemed to do the trick. - Carpet is tough - mine took a few carpet shampooing sessions to smell clean, and my carpet was definitely stained when I moved in - I wish the kitchen was a bit bigger (not really room for more than one person) but it was okay since I lived alone. Overall, I'd definitely recommend these condos! Thanks Foxwood team!!

I lived here for almost 6 years and loved my time there. The nicest staff ever. I had a beautiful…read moretop floor unit that overlooked Lake Hood, and it came fully furnished with cable and utilities included as well as tv and a fireplace. I loved my studio and it's location and never had issues with the unit. The building is also secure and locked with code access required. The rent stayed the same for the almost 6 years. The place was beautiful and a blessing when I moved to Alaska. I also loved being so close to the lake hood trail.

The inside of the condo managed by Green Tree Condominiums under Roy Briley is decent: electricity…read moreand water work, good apartment neighbors/low sound from walls, floors are mostly solid and don't creak much. The outside is atrocious... The mailboxes have been broken into and can be peeled open by hand. The "lawn" outside the doorstep is dandelions that can range in length from one inch to one foot in length. Trash is strewn about near the dumpster. Hearing gunshots is not uncommon. And don't forget your drug addict "neighbors" who live in your carport, with a TV plugged into the block heater outlets, or a shopping cart; they regularly leave you presents, like used fentanyl foil or human excrement.

Roger Briley who rides on the skirt of his dad owns Alaska Real Estate Associates. He is unwilling…read moreto resend our 2024 end of year statement! This company has ripped us off for 4 years leaving jobs half finished or not addressing tenant issues often. Charging us for work half done or not done at all. Just some photos of our property when we came back

Our condo association, consisting of two buildings with 30 units, has retained PacRim Properties as…read moreour property management firm for several years now. As a board member throughout those years, I/we have found PacRim to perform quite well. While we have transitioned through association managers as life carries on, and we have had our problems to deal with, we have found PacRim to be, while not perfect, better than average and we are highly pleased with their overall performance -- from their office staff, to association managers we have dealt with, and on to the owner/managers. Thanks, PacRim, for taking care of or condo association over the years.

This has to be the worst property management company. I called and I was hung up on. I called back…read moreto explain that he hung up on me he is rude. This is not the first time. I've had to drive to the office and talk to them because he screens calls and doesn't answer. Get a new front desk person. Personally I am not sure how they stay in business.

While reading through the negative reviews, I can give you all a great piece of information about…read morethis company and their properties. I have lived here for the past 2 1/2 years and have no complaints. They have gone through many different front office workers but that has nothing to do with how great the place is to live. While some people have left a negative comment about Alma, I can tell you know that she is the best at her job. Me and my neighbors love Alma and everyone that works there. You would have to be an a****** to really leave something so negative about someone that won't hurt a fly. Anyways, Foxwood Condominiums is Awesome :)

Great apartments, very responsive maintenance staff. Leasing office personnel are always helpful…read morewith any needs. Close to costco and downtown (great overall location).

They raise the rent EVERY year. $600 in 5 years. Elevator doesn't work most of the time. Does have…read morea garage, but stuff gets stolen out of there on the regular. Had a lot of vacancies, then most got filled. Now more and more people leaving again... is it bc of the elevator (or at least in part?), the high price of rent? Who knows.

whoever reading this.. elevator is constantly broken and…read morethey don't even plow the parking lot very well.. so u go tta pay extra to be in garbage.. garage door always broken as well.. people dogs poop in stairwell.. for the price this apt should be avoided at all costs

My folks moved into this senior cooperative condominium complex 5 weeks ago and I cannot say enough…read moreabout the physical plant, the staff, and the residents. Some are glad to downsize and simplify their lives as they age, and for others, there is real grief and sadness in leaving a beloved home out of necessity due changes in health or finances. Either way you could not find a warmer more welcoming community. Lunch and dinner can be purchased in the dining room Monday through Friday at reasonable prices. Portions are generous, and a thrifty senior would probably have enough leftovers to last through the weekend. Social events are held regularly and are well attended. I particularly enjoyed the seated Tai Chi class on Monday and Wednesday at 4:15. Chester Park is intended for those still fully capable of independent living, but many of the residents are significantly impaired and are able to remain here with additional hired help such as a visiting nurse, physical therapist, or home health aide. Those requiring skilled nursing services or those with moderate to severe memory impairment would probably need to transition to assisted living or memory care.