This is a really great apartment building. It is clean, and has everything you need. Although it is expensive, it is definitely one of the more affordable options for the newer apartment buildings in this areas. One thing I do not like about this building is that there is no roof top space. There is also only one community room, so it can be hard to host large get togethers.

Mixed feelings about the property. Overpriced, but what isn't in Arlington? The apartments are not modern or updated but are clean. The closets have amazing storage and shelves. However, there are no pantries which is an issue. My largest issue with the property is although it is pet-free, due to ESAs there are still animals. Which wouldn't be an issue but for the last 2 years our upstairs neighbor has been borderline neglecting her animal which barks and cries throughout all hours of the day. The building has done nothing more than issue a warning to them. Before resigning to a significant rent increase, we asked if we could switch to a new unit since the upstairs neighbors were also renewing. It is a great location, and as a corner unit we have amazing natural light. However, we are moving out because we'd like to be able to sleep or study without constant noise. Also the elevators keep breaking and have even dropped with people inside.

The building feels safe and there is 24/7 front desk staff. Two bedroom apartments can get two parking spots. Every room has a walk in closet and every unit has at least one balcony. Unit is spacious and has a lot of natural light.

I have been living in Quincy Plaza for 2 months (as of December 2021). The common areas are regularly cleaned (even the hallways on the apartment floors). There are a number of amenities, including a pool, game/event room, quiet rooms, business center (computers and printer), gym, BBQ area. There are 4 floors for resident parking with spacious spots (I drive an SUV and park next to another SUV with no problem). The building is in a good location, between two metro stops and close to grocery stores and a mall (Ballston Quarter). The building appears to be safe, with restricted key fob access for residents.

I have lived at Quincy for both my 1L and 2L years and think it's really worth the price. The amenities are fantastic, the gym and outdoor pool have remained open during covid but with safety precautions. Quincy is located in Ballston but the walk to the law school is only 10 minutes. The Ballston Quarter which has great places to eat is only a 5 minute walk away, and so is the Virginia Square Starbucks. Before covid I used to go study at the Arlington Central Library which is located across the street from the building. I also enjoy using the Quincy Park which is a couple minutes walk away to play soccer and basketball in the summer.

I've personally enjoyed living by myself because it helps me to concentrate on my readings. My apartment is not that spacious but it is a good size for one person. I have a nice view of the Capital Building and a balcony that I use a lot in the warmer weather. I don't get that lonely either because a lot my law school friends live within about a 3 block radius from Quincy. Again it's on the steeper end of price, but I think the tradeoff at least for me from not having to accommodate a roommate is worth the price.

The management at Quincy is really great as well. The front desk is on call 24/7 and they email you when your packages arrive and you can go down for pickup. I've also filed one or two maintenance requests and they always have had someone respond in a timely manner.

I keep a car here and parking is about $75 extra per month. The garage is pretty tight but I think most apartment complexes in the area will be the same way. If you want to get into DC, the Virginia Square Metro is only a 5 minute walk away.

Have had a great experience here - just re-signed my lease.

I feel safe here. There are key fobs that scan residents into the building. It's always clean and the staff is friendly. The layout is perfect and spacious, one of the most spacious apartments I viewed. Parking is reasonable compared to other apartments in the area. I like that parking is assigned garage spaces. Guest parking sucks, but that's standard I think. Also, one of the only apartments I viewed that has most utilities included in the rent! $105 a month. Can't beat it!

The building is a bit older, but well established with good management and continuous updates. The amenities are great and the metro is easily walkable. Maintenance is quick and we have not had any issues.

I had a mostly positive experience living at Quincy Plaza. The units are spacious with large windows. The maintenance staff is very responsive and always resolved issues quickly. Perks of the building include package pick up at the front desk, 24/7 security, trash chutes on each floor, and onsite gym, pool, business center and community/game room. The location is convenient and equidistant to Ballston and Virginia Square metro stations. Short walk to Ballston Quarter Mall, Harris Teeter, Giant, CVS, and many restaurants, medical offices and gyms.

The units in Quincy Plaza are not cheap and you should expect your rent increase by about $50-$100 each year. The interiors are clean and functional but not very modern (carpet, outdated cabinets, vertical blinds). Since most (all?) of the units are carpeted, the building is quiet. While this is a non-smoking building, management does not enforce this and certain areas smell like smoke.

Clean, modern luxury building in the heart of Ballston/Virginia Square. Rent includes all utilities except cable/internet. Parking in the garage under the building is only $50/month! Perfect for young professionals including medical residents. Only a 15 minute drive door-to-door to GW Hospital. Great location around lots of restaurants and easily accessible to I-66 and I-395/I-495. Have lived here 7 years and love it!