Fort Totten Square

Reviews

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  Tamia Afflick

  5 days ago
  5.0
  Truly the best apartment tour I’ve experienced! Courtney was an absolute delight and a highlight of our apartment search. She was personable, welcoming, and thorough in answering all of our questions. The complex itself is beautiful, but Courtney’s warmth and professionalism are what truly sold us on it!
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  TRISHA OKAFOR

  6 days ago
  5.0
  I had a great experience working with Oge at Fort Totten Square. She took the time to explain everything thoroughly and made sure I understood what to expect throughout the process. She was patient, helpful, and answered my questions clearly, which made the experience much easier and more comfortable. I also had a maintenance issue that I brought to her attention. Oge responded promptly and helped make sure it was taken care of right away. I truly appreciate how attentive and dependable she was. Her excellent service made a very positive impression, and I’m grateful for all her help! I know to always reach out to her if a problem should arise.
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  Chanuo Natural

  Oct 1, 2026
  5.0
  I had an absolutely wonderful experience moving into Fort Totten Square, and it is entirely thanks to Ms. Oge! From my initial inquiry and touring the building to finishing the application process, Ms Oge was incredibly professional, kind, and patient. She took the time to answer all of my questions, kept me updated every step of the way, and completely took the stress out of the paperwork. I didn't have worry about checking to see if she submitted documents. She was on it. Move-in day was seamless and she didnthesitateto help in anyway she could. I’m so excited to be a part of this community, and if you’re looking to lease here, I highly recommend asking for Ms Oge!" Fort Totten Square
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  Debralee Johnson

  Sep 18, 2026
  1.0
  I can not speak to the experience of living here .But, I applied to this property and withdrew my application after the way the leasing agent treated me. She asked for bank statements to confirm I had access to the account where my school financial aid refund is deposited. My bank does not issue a separate statement for each account. It combines them into one document. That is an inconvenient way to do it, but it is how the bank does it, and it is not something I control. I sent statements for every month she requested. I also sent documentation showing the refund deposited into that exact account. What she needed to see was the refund landing in the account every month. Had she said that in those words, I would have told her on the spot that refunds do not come every month, and that the most recent one since September was in April. That is a thirty second conversation. Instead of asking it, she told me I must be hiding something. I want to be clear about what that felt like, because the company should know. I had done everything asked of me. I was not withholding anything. I was trying to satisfy an instruction that was never stated plainly, and I was accused of dishonesty for my trouble. Being called deceptive about your own money, by someone who holds the decision on where you are going to live, is humiliating in a way that does not wear off when you close the email. I sat with it for days. I had already turned down other apartments trying to make this one work. I then spoke with her supervisor, who explained the request plainly on the first try. One sentence. No accusation. Everything he needed had been available the entire time. The breakdown was not on my end. So I am left with one question, and I would genuinely like the company to answer it. Would she have said that to a white applicant who had sent in every single month she asked for? Accusing a Black person of hiding something seems to be an easy conclusion to reach. It requires no evidence, it costs the person reaching it nothing, and it shifts the burden onto someone who was already complying. I cannot tell you what was in her head. I can tell you what came out of her mouth, and I can tell you she treated me this way. Train your staff to check their personal conclusions, their bias and to state a request clearly before accusing the person trying to honor it.
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  J

  Sep 17, 2026
  3.0
  I moved here in 06/1/26, the unit I saw, and moved in was not up to part when I got ready to move-in. I was very disappointed until we had meet and greet the other tenants. I had the opportunity to meet Ms. York whom I was surprised to meet someone from Corporate. She was very concern of my issues they expect the tenants to pay all these other fees plus internet that is not sufficient for me as a Senior I do 👎 not have a computer at all. There was a severe plumbing problem that Management of much earlier on knew before I moved in my unit was a problem. I dislike when Management knows there is an issue and once you have an inspector from the city to come out they then want to fix it. I had a walk through still the same problem with my kithen sink, after being here for 90 day(s) I should not have had these issues period. Know I stay on them to take care matters! I got a different notice from Oge she was quit combative, and rude to me for know reasons, because I had question, and she didn't have the answer I question about, it's much better know I don't have to deal with since I moved in!

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