Astoria Apartments

ceiling at one point that came through the light fixture in the bathroom that never got fixed despite the requests. When the ceiling above our laundry room collapsed due to a water heater bursting, it revealed mold underneath. NOT MILDEW as they tried to gaslight us into thinking it was (before even seeing it (Thanks, Nick)) and instead of offering us another unit to stay in until they repaired the damage they left multiple loud fans that we had to keep on while we stayed there. 3/4 of us had school so there was no way we’d be able to sleep there with the loud fans and the smell of mold and mildew and then be able to do schoolwork or work in the apartment. They REFUSED to put us in another temporary unit. When we finally were able to move out, they promptly charged me personally around $500 some of which I disputed. A large majority of the charge was for “dresser drawers that didn’t work” which I disputed because the dresser worked perfectly when I was there and they refused to provide proof it was damaged besides a photo of another dresser in a different room. Absolutely unprofessional the entire time. The only reason I coughed up the money (thanks for the debt, UC!) is because I had so much other stressed with moving that I didn’t have the mental strength to legally dispute the charges and they threatened collection on me. Our dryer never worked despite putting in multiple requests, we had many outstanding requests that were never fixed but “completed” in their system and they will let your packages get stolen from the mail room and do NOTHING ABOUT IT. They are not nice, they do not want to help you, they want your money. I promise they only want your money. Find a better place to stay, ESPECIALLY at the outrageous rates they’re charging. It’s. Not. Worth.

replaced. The management does nothing to ensure that the residents are taken care of even with problems you are still going to pay full rent and amenities. Property manager seems as if she is avoiding you need doesn’t reply to emails and isn’t in her office when you need to talk about issues. The only good thing about this apartment is that it’s cheap, but as a college student or low income individual you still deserve better and it’s not worth the stress!

all, I had a minor emergency where I had to move home and they wouldn't let me get out of my contract, so I have to keep paying for this place I'm no longer living in.

roomate “broke her lease” left and left several things behind including nasty food. They towed my boyfriends car when I’ve been placing him on the guest list for forever now and there reason was he didn’t park in visitor parking?! What the actual hell. I signed a lease in November and in December I signed a paper wanting to LEAVE. I HAVE YET TO FIND A REPLACEMENT. everyone I’ve talked to says this place is the worst and I believe it 100% staff is nice to your face and rude when it doesn’t apply to them. All in all would not recommend staying here if my life depended on it.