Quincy

This is an extremely well built, upscale community with top notch appliances and finishes. The front desk staff are solely dedicated to customer service and are extremely helpful and accommodating. The package delivery system is great - yes it's a mandatory fee but it means that by end of day same day your packages are waiting for you at your apartment, versus a parcel locker down in the lobby like most big apartment complexes. The extra fees are a bit much but they're also laid out very clearly in the lease. The shared trash, water, and HVAC fees for the building are standard and on par with what I've paid previously at buildings run and managed by several other large companies. Conservice determines those fees not the building itself. The HVAC system works extremely well, and kept my entire apartment below 68 degrees during a heat wave. The building itself is kept spotless and cleaned regularly. My apartment has great sound proofing/insulation and I never hear noises if my window is closed. My guess is most of the reviewers complaining about the fees haven't lived in this type of apartment complex before. There are other luxury apartment buildings in the area with much higher rents where the same trash/shared hvac/water bills will be levied from Conservice, since it is a separate entity and something these buildings cannot opt out of.

Update 11/01/25 Since my last post, I was able to get several things fixed with assistance from the property management team. They were able to escalate the internet issues that I previously had to Xfinity and get a more experienced team member out to fix them, the package delivery system is now consistent, and they also amended the strategy for utilities billing to be usage based, which is great. While it's still not perfect (I really wish I had choice when it came to the internet), the management has sprinted on a lot of the issues that I and other residents have complained about, so I've amended this review. Previous post (3 stars): Overall, the living experience at Quincy has been great. The room itself meets all expectations that I had while touring the unit, is well noise-insulated, and features lots of modern fixtures that I would expect from a brand-new luxury condo. The front-desk and maintenance are also very friendly and try their best to deal with any requests or questions that come up. Despite the good living experience however, I cannot provide a good review for this building due to the terrible financial surprises I've had renting here. - A mandatory amenity fee of 75$ is applied to cover the costs of common areas and things like gym classes (which don't exist yet) - A mandatory package delivery fee of $25 is applied. Packages are supposed to be delivered to your door, but the majority of the time I have to go downstairs and get the front desk to pick it up from the mail room. - A "house fee" of 75$ is applied automatically for funding monthly events like "board game nights" and "movie nights" (there's nicer events like dinners but you have to pay extra to participate and bring guests). This can at least be opted-out of, but until you realize this fee exists you will be paying extra for things that you may not be using at all. - The entire building uses a community-managed internet solution, which means you are forced to use their 75$ 1-gigabit plan (this is XFinity, which normally only charges ~$50 for SF, so the "community-managed" part is extra). Premium prices and in exchange, you lose the ability to choose your own provider/tier, manage your own wifi network, and manage your own router. Frankly, one of the most ridiculous setups I've ever seen, and likely would have been a deal-breaker for me had I known how bad it was before I signed. - the utility fees can get insanely high. HVAC and Trash fees are split evenly across all units; as a result, as a single-occupant unit, I've been seeing some of the highest bills I've ever received (75+ for trash, 100+ for HVAC) TL;DR: assume the rent is at least 100$ higher due to mandatory package and amenity fees and expect to pay much more for utilities than expected

I had a wonderful experience working with Gabby from the leasing office. As someone who was relocating from NYC, I was a bit worried about the entire move process and starting a new job in a city I wasn’t familiar with. From the beginning, she listened to what I was looking for in a new place and showed me a lot of great options. I ended up going with a great looking place- Gabby was very communicative and kept me updated throughout the whole process. What really stood out was the weekly resident events and fitness classes they have to offer!

Excellent walkthrough with G****, Super easy lease signing with K*****, move in day was a breeze with my walkthrough by D******. Looking forward to building life in the city. Building is super close to so much, easy access, plenty of amenities. I can’t seem to figure out how to call for my car in advance yet but am sure I’ll figure it out.

As other reviews mention, this is a brand-new apartment that feels truly upscale. The environment is excellent, the community is great, and the amenities - including a top-notch gym - stand out. That said, there are a few ongoing issues: 1.The concierge service is mandatory, with no option to opt out. Unfortunately, mail deliveries are often delayed by 2-3 days, which is frustrating. 2. We were promised daily fitness classes as part of the lease and amenity fee. It's been over two months, and there's still no sign of them starting. 3.We were told the app would include a feature to request our car via valet. However, this feature is currently missing. Without it, we have to go downstairs in person to request the car, which can lead to delays - especially when a valet isn't present. If valet service is mandatory, having this feature is essential. 4. Super high HVAC fees.

Edit: 2025/21 They made effort in adjusting the fee below that’s wrong. Edit: 2025/10 2nd month HVAC fees are abnormally high. For a 1 bedroom costing ~150 dollars a month, pushing our total utility charge at almost 400 dollars a month (including $175 mandatory amenity fee, internet and parcel fee). 3rd month they lowered the HVAC fee but then increased the trash fee to 70 dollars making utility bills at around 400 dollars. 2025/7 As someone who is incredibly picky and has gone through more than my fair share of apartment hunts in San Francisco over the years, I can honestly say that the team at Quincy — especially Gabby and Karen — sets a whole new standard for excellence. From the very beginning, Gabby was nothing short of exceptional. She was warm, responsive, patient, and unbelievably thoughtful in helping me explore all the options that might suit my needs — and I definitely tested her patience with all my questions and requests to view different layouts and floors! Not once did I feel like “just another lead.” She genuinely cared, listened, and delivered above and beyond. Karen was amazing and supportive and made sure everything ran smoothly throughout the entire process. Together, they made what is normally a stressful and overwhelming experience feel seamless, human, and even joyful. The Quincy building itself is stunning — brand-new, thoughtfully designed, and in an unbeatable location — but what truly sets it apart is the five-star team (strong kudos to Gabby and Karen!!) behind it. It’s rare to feel this level of care, professionalism, and warmth all in one place. I’m beyond grateful for them. If you're apartment hunting in SF, look no further. This is the gold standard.✨

You’ll regret leasing at this property. The lease is packed with hidden fees buried in “special provisions,” and they continue to pile on more every month. These junk fees are clearly designed to claw back any rent concessions they may have offered upfront. You are looking at additional 600$ plus every month if you rent here. If you apply and later change your mind after reading the fine print, they’ll keep your security deposit. Stay away from Sentral properties at all costs. We will not be renewing the lease. Edit: Management is asking newly moved-in residents to leave positive reviews in an effort to drown out the negative ones — a clear violation of Google’s maps policies. Keep in mind, these residents haven’t yet experienced the hidden fees, which typically begin appearing a month or two after move-in. Residents: please use report business conduct to report this to Google A word to management: Instead of resorting to unethical and illegal practices, stop — and do better.

We had a wonderful experience with the team at Quincy apartment during our visit this June 2025. A big shout out to Gabby from the Quincy apartment team for the excellent apartment tour! Her knowledge of the property was greatly appreciated! She remained patient, despite our many requests to see different apartments. Thanks for showing us around. The apartment is brand new with lots of different options!

Right off the bat, we were welcomed with a double booking (an issue that they caused) and were told to simply come back. Mind you, they made this call 2 hours before our scheduled tour which we booked days beforehand. They did not check for days, and we already planned the day out with other tours. Wish we were treated better