Fox Brook Townhomes

I’ve lived here the past five years and loved every second of it! The apartment size is great and the washer and dryer on unit was a life saver. I wish circumstances didn’t push me to move out, however, Matt and John are the kindest and most thorough maintenance men ever. They care about your place as if it was their own. The staff has always been kind and my apartment was perfect. Any time there was any issue I know John and/or Matt would come same day or next day to help out no matter how little or big the job was. Things come up that is normal, light out, occasional leaks, etc but the staff truly wants the best for you. The neighbors are kind, it’s a nice little community for people to live. Ample parking and honest people around. The group is so good about giving mail back to where it belongs, helping each other, and just being friendly. I really wish I could stay a few more years but I am so thankful I found Foxbrook !!!

Great place to live. Management and Maintenance are extremely responsive.

I lived at Foxbrook for two years. One year in a two-bedroom unit, the second year in a single. The location was good, and the maintenance and office staff were friendly and reliable. However, I had major issues with heat at both apartments. We were always SO cold, and our electric bill was sky high in the winter as a result. We tried so hard to contain the heat, but it was just impossible. After speaking with a few neighbors in the complex, we realized we weren’t the only ones dealing with that issue. Yes, we live in Buffalo, and it is cold...but honestly, it shouldn’t cost nearly $300/month (in heating bills) to keep a tiny apartment at 68 degrees! It was ridiculous :(

The apt was rented out from under us. We applied and they force you to do a background check and pay for it before you can even view it. We did everything timely. The day we saw the apt we finished my part of the application and they said it was already rented. Why even have us show up for a viewing? These places need to be more honest with people. We wasted time and my boyfriend cannot get the money he wasted back now or the gas to go out there, or the time off to look. It is not right how these places treat people.

I don't understand why there is set income levels for these apartments, when they accept housing vouchers. How many people with a housing voucher make $2,800.00 a month. No one would qualify for a housing voucher if they made that kind of money. This makes no sense. This is pretty important information. It should be posted on their website to keep people with housing vouchers away. They shouldn't be on the Belmont list either.