I've stayed at Rincon Green for the past year, and it's hands-down the best choice I made when…read moremoving to SF. This is one of the highest rated apartment properties in the area, and I can attest to all the amazing reviews here and on Google. When I initially scouted the property, I had the following key factors in mind: 1) Safety and security of the building, 2) proximity to work and attractions, and 3) reputation and responsiveness of the management company/staff. Rincon Green exceeded in all three. Rincon Green was the only property I researched that had a gated front entrance and park space, which is great for privacy and relaxation. This also naturally doubles as a deterrent for strangers and passerby's. The property is always well-managed, clean, and in running order. I've never once felt unsafe, lost a package, or run into any unpleasant surprises. Rincon Hill is located right next to a slew of company offices, the financial district, Chinatown, the Embarcadero, and much more. I lucked out with my office being a 15 minute walk away, and could easily run along the Embarcadero after work or on the weekends. While the Bay bridge is right outside my unit, I've never had any noise issues as the walls/windows are very well insulated. Last but certainly not least, Rincon Green has an outstanding management team. I worked with Alexandria (Allie) and Roy when signing my lease, and they were extremely patient answering all my questions, and making sure my moving experience was as smooth as possible. James at the front desk is just amazing and has on numerous occasions gone above and beyond to help me; I always look forward to stopping by to catch up. Now that I'm moving away from SF, I'll absolutely miss everything Rincon Green has to offer, and it's a bittersweet goodbye to the amazing people that work here.

Ive been living at Rincon Green for ~6 months…read more Quick shout out to the Leasing Manager I worked with over a few weeks to get into the right apartment (Cary Mayo). He was super friendly, transparent and candid through the entire process- even made move in day a little easier. Actually just saw a picture of the units on the yelp page and they look pretty representative. The gym is clean and not packed even during peak hours which is nice. Haven't had any issues with appliances or paying rent. One thing I'd like to figure out is if they take BILT credit card for rent payments but I think last I checked the leasing office said no.

Lived here from Dec 2023-May 2025, really enjoyed the apartment and its location right on Market,…read morewhere I was close to pretty much everything. Marlene is amazing and made sure to address any issues I had, would have stayed here longer if not for a cross country move

Pro (not plural): 1/ CLOSENESS to Bart. And the mall, I…read moreguess (not for me, but if you like shopping at Nordstroms I'll admit it's convenient for that). Cons (so, so many): 1/ ABSOLUTELY NO AMENITIES, you're not getting anything you'd expect from current complexes: - no gym/workout amenities - no social amenities (lounges, etc) - no amenities for children (no play areas) - no amenities for pets (no pet park, no bathing area... hope your dog likes doing their business on busy Tenderloin streets) 2/ LOUD, CONSTANT NOISE: - drummers & skateboarders are always right outside window - you do NOT get used to it, and it wears on you - Bart plays loud music from speakers starting at 5am 3/ NO FRONT DESK OR ANY ON-SITE STAFF: - packages WILL get stolen, regularly: delivery folks will leave your package on the lobby floor, and given no front desk anyone can wander in and take it - food pick up sucks: no place to drop off stuff, and given the busy street you have to perfectly time the pickup yourself (good luck!) 4/ GROSSLY HOT units: - almost all units face the hot, southern sun, and those big windows allow in lots of heat while only opening a few inches and letting in NO breeze - no private balcony/patios available for most units. the only shared patio on 7th floor is small, dirty, and perpetually shaded, so you won't want to spend any time here - no ceiling fans/any heat mitigation 5/ ELEVATORS BREAK ALL THE TIME: - only two elevators for ALL residents & freight, w/regular bottlenecks as one elevator is taken out of service for moving, maintenance, etc - both elevators have broken down multiple times recently, very often only one will be working at a given time (hopefully no one is moving!) 6/ EXPENSIVE ENERGY & UTILITIES: - Setup here means higher fixed costs (which management WILL pass on to you). You will probably save over $100 on just utilities in a different location. - high ceilings will 2x your energy/electric costs, so factor that into your rent cost. 7/ DYSTOPIAN, UGLY AREA (esp nowadays): - the ONLY entrance is on Cyril Magnin St (NOT Powell)-- and it's a busy, dirty side street/alley - garbage, vomit, other disgusting stuff is strewn outside the front door ALL THE TIME - since covid all the nice "local" restaurants & places have closed down, leaving only a smattering of big, boring retail-- and given wfh increase there's no longer any value in this location noawadys 8/ DELIVERY SUCKS HERE: - there's no accommodation for delivery drivers like modern complexes - the (remaining) business (AT&T, Burger King) put their trash outside daily (so you'll wake up & come back home to your entire street littered with burger wrappers & AT&T shit) - the hotels on the block (Parc 55 & Axiom) will take up any remaining space for "valet" parking (so also enjoy dodging a bunch of confused tourists to get to your front door). - no on-site parking, garage, or any good parking options within blocks. God help you if you have a car (thankfully I don't anymore) 9/ CONSTANT CONSTRUCTION (that doesn't benefit you): - the latest building managers hoped to convert the apartments to condos (but failed because this area sucks for a buyer)-- so you'll have to deal with constant construction/busy elevators/lots of banging, since they're not finished with the full plans 10/ EXPENSIVE, UNJUSTIFIED RENT: - you will pay more for a comparable unit here than anywhere else. The current "studio lofts" are priced the same or more expensive than 1-bedrooms elsewhere-- Don't fall for the "loft" language! 11/ POOR PROPERTY MANAGEMENT: - this got worse here with each new owner, and the current management (Woodmont Real Estate) is the worst by FAR, providing no amenities for residents, and having a glib stick up their asses when it comes to resident concerns & satisfaction. Despite this imbalance of pros v cons, current management believes they are entitled to the max rent increases they can legally get... But as I've outlined there's no justification for these rents with so many comparable complexes with far better amenities & services at better prices (and even if it's more expensive you'll could still end up saving money just from not having your packages stolen every week). Do the research, stop by and see how dirty and uncared for are the building & outside area. The older, positive reviews here are valid-- I've been here for 10 years and this used to be a nice, convenient & respectable place to call home. But things have dramatically changed for the worse in the past years, and current management does NOT respect their residents here. I absolutely CAN NOT RECOMMEND the Lofts for anyone, any more-- and lol, if you're thinking about purchasing one of these "condos", run away as fast as you can. There will be no returns here for the next 20+ years at least.

RENTERS BEWARE. TERRIBLE EXPERIENCE LIVING HERE…read more old, dirty, terrible. loud apartment with thin walls. Bugs everywhere. Elevator slow and breaks down. fire alamrs all the time, including in middle of night. unprofessional and unsafe. do not recommend to anyone

I was looking at apartments to move into by the Summer. After reading the reviews of this place and…read moreall the great reviews about how nice the lady was and how great she was to work with, I had high hopes in selecting this place. However, every time I tried to call to schedule a viewing she never answered. I called her several times over a few weeks, but she never returned my calls. One morning I called her half expecting her to even answer when she finally did. When she did answer she sounded like I was wasting her time because I told her I wouldn't be able to make the Open House because of work. She agreed to meet up with me to another day so I would be able to see it, but she sounded annoyed. When I showed up to view the apartment on the day we agreed on, she wasn't even there. I waited about 20-25 minutes before leaving and trued calling her. Once again she never answered her phone and never returned any of my calls to reschedule. I was very disappointed because I was expecting a nice, helpful lady to help me find a new place and instead I got the exact opposite. It just wasn't meant to be I guess, which is fine by me because I ended up finding an ever better place to live anyway.

After living in the building for a year, here is my candid feedback:…read more Pros -- The location is great. It is really close to Downtown and super accessible to freeways. For a single occupant, it was just enough space and easy to maintain for cleanliness. I used the amenity spaces a couple of times and they were a nice addition when my apartment was feeling a little small. The response times I had from the maintenance team in regard to service requests was prompt (the service satisfaction is a different story). Cons -- Homeless and unauthorized people easily accessed the building. There was no security to enforce access control. Within the first week I moved in, I noticed that my windows leaked water onto the window sill. (I did live on the first floor of the courtyard so it may have come from upper floors/windows.) This went on for the entire time I lived here and got worse as time went on. I reported it almost weekly that the issue went on. The maintenance team responded usually within 24 hours but only gave me towels to soak up the water. I was told that it was a window issue and that they would be serviced bi-annually, but it never evaluated deeper during my stay. The problem continued to get worse to the point where excessive mold was building up, damaged my furniture and actually made me sick. Numerous emails and service requests were filed, yet nothing to address the problem.

The fixed costs keep going up. Expect an extra $200/month to your rent. Other than electricity…read moreeverything is shared.

I am currently staying here and experienced an issue where an insect bit me while I was sleeping. I…read moreasked to leave early due to health concerns, but was informed there would be a fee of over $1,000 for early termination. When I first moved in, I had difficulty coordinating the move-in date -- I confirmed the date multiple times, but no one was present when I arrived. Based on my experience, I've found the property management to be unresponsive and the conditions not to my preference. In my opinion, it may be worth considering other options, even if they cost more..

Awful management I'd give no stars if possible . As a social worker I had to argue for my clients…read moreresidency and throughout 90 total emails between myself and my client only 1 received a response

I've been comparing a few buildings and this one stood out for the overall experience. Even walking…read morein, it felt clean, secure, and well managed. Staff was friendly and professional, and the building has that modern luxury vibe without feeling cold. What I liked most was the sense that day-to-day operations are actually handled well, not just fancy marketing. If you're looking for an upscale building with strong service and a polished environment, I'd recommend adding it to your tour list. The floor plans are large and the rent is not a bank breaker

Katherine Wells is the best leasing agent I have worked with. She's super responsive in to my…read moreinquiries into The Paramount . I have a long list of questions and she's unfailingly patient and kind.

Lived here for 2.5 years. Honestly, had a great experience here…read more Lowkey building with less than 30 units in the whole building. The building manager, Amanda, was very responsive and easy-going, and maintenance was very responsive, too. If you are looking for a lowkey building, this is the one for you. Whereas hard copy mail is not so common nowadays, we did have a problem with our mail getting stolen every once in awhile. If this issue can be fixed and made more secure, this is the perfect place for someone who wants a laid-back, lowkey apartment on the outskirts of downtown San Francisco. Plenty of room in each unit and a patio for common use, there is plenty of room to live within the confines of the city. Enjoy!

I stayed with Folsom Lantern Lofts for nearly two years and cannot regret the last two years spent…read morethere. The building management communicates well, so things get resolved quickly and shout out to Amanda! The building receives excellent natural light throughout the day then see the SF downtown light up in the evening from the rooftop. Trader Joes, local grocery store, bike shop, coffee shop, and all transportation or bike stations are easily assessable. If you are okay or looking for a city lifestyle - then I'd highly recommend it.

The Team at The Infinity is so STRONG. That includes, Anthony, Nelson, Fei, and Kim to name a few!…read more A special shout-out to Gary, who always puts a smile on my face, none the less everyone that walks through our doors. Gary, Thank You for going above and beyond everyday for us!!! Without asking, packages are available for pick up, important messages are relayed, and residents are fully taken care of! Personalities radiate throughout the 4 buildings. Located in the Rincon Hill neighborhood of San Francisco, and walking distance to the Embarcadero w/ views of the Bay Bridge, The Infinity makes home feel that much better.

Great place to live as SOMA is getting more and more stores, restaurants, and lounges that are not…read morejust for the corporate crowd (i.e. over-priced boring food with cheap alcohol)! I love its proximity to the Embarcadero where there are no cars and Ferry Building for the most amazing farmer's market and produce (when you can't make it to the actual market on Tuesday, Thursdays and Sats) and to AT&T ballpark without being to close to the drunkards and rowdiness that ensues. The parking near ATT is horrendous during baseball season. My fave part is that Prospect is just downstairs. this place i swear should get a Michelin but i'm ok it doesn't cuz I can get in most of the time!! If you're looking to live there, here's the lowdown on the units: Units A and B are North and N-East facing, C&D are East and SE facing, and E is south-facing. Views go from city views to water to south or ballpark views. Units F-H are West facing from FiDi to south west facing. The higher floors are basically corner units with one or two duplexes (A & E). If you're looking to buy, think about whether you want the sun as it rises or sets, and if you prefer views of the hills of I want to say Twin Peaks, the water views, Ball Park, or some part of the Bay Bridge. One plus is that w the Bay bridge Lightshow and Infinity situated north of it, the show is great. On New Year's eve, you get front row seats at the fireworks too. There's a mix of people living there, ranging from bachelors to young couples, young families and more and more empty nesters living in their dream city home. events have been catering to all of the above so can be a home to grow into. I like the fact it's not a valet building and you get a deeded spot, which some people rent out. The downside is that there are very few parking spots o the street that are not metered. Makes visitors not want to come. Overall, if there's an issue the office will do their best to address it. In the next few years, I hear Folsom will be a Blvd with more shops from 2nd ST to the water...I think that's great news!