Tower 737 Condominium Rentals

Nice place, nice price. Gym is ALWAYS empty and the coffee lounge (Club Flavia) is always on & poppin. Rooftop is prob highlight of the building and is great for impressing the fans. S/​O DeAaron #1 experience mgr 4 lyfe!!!

I moved to SF from the East Coast and had virtually no time to look around for places to live. I tirelessly searched online for «reasonable» rent prices (~2k/​mo) and was not finding anything appealing in that price range (small places in older buildings). Right before I was going to throw the towel in and move to the East Bay, I stumbled across Tower 737. The website was very professional looking, the pictures looked very nice, and a studio was in my budget. I rolled the dice on the unit and signed the lease online without ever seeing the unit (or general location) in person. I guess you can say I got lucky, but it turned out to be one of the best decions I made.
First and foremost, the staff at Tower 737 was amazing (I mainly worked with Abraham and Erin and both were fantastic). Anything from a missing package to a maintenance issue was handled promptly. You can tell the whole staff at Tower 737 really tried their hardest to ensure the residents were top priority.
The overall quality and cleanliness of the common areas (rooftop, lounge, courtyard, gym) was also very pleasing. The staff definitely devoted the time and energy into making sure these areas were ready to go at any time.
The units themselves were also very nice. I was in the Presidio and despite it being small, I was very happy living in it. The appliances were modern and the flooring was solid so that you couldn’t hear the people above you walking around.
The location is also very convenient to just about anything. Tons of restaurants nearby, Trader Joe’s is a few blocks away, and BART stop is about ¾ of a mile away.
Overally I was extremly pleased living here. I had to move out to the East Bay to be closer to work (1.5 hour commute each way wasn’t my thing), but if i were working in the city, I would still be there (despite the 10% rental increase). Keep up the great work Tower 737!

MAKE YOUR LIFE EASY, DONT CHOOSE THIS COMPANY
I was thinking very nice things about the Tower until 2 years ago. Everything started to change. When everything is ok, you have no problems. But if you need them they are never their…
I had serious problems my life and suddenly everything upside down. And when I need to help, when I went to ask the new manager who is JEFFREY PEREIRAWHEN help about my rent, review contract. You have no idea, how my life got complicated. 4 people were working, couldn’t figure out and everybody blame each other and they tried to make me pay. They increase the rent more then they said etc then I learned from resident, we have the program called BMR. If you need, they can help you for that program… My manager jobs has to give me right information. He didnt
When I complained to corporate, people asked me same questions same time the manager put fake record which «he is trying to proof «he told me about it «but this is totally lie. Then when I asked him to put me on the list, he told me «impossible» then suddenly corporate told him, I am in the list but after 28 people. But when I went their I was the first … But again, all argue, they put me top of the list (Or I am thinking that way… I don’t know. Because I just learned they gave the BMR, who they want. They don’t care about the list…
Then the best part when I went to talk with manager «He told me that — he can’t talk with me, he is not feeling comfortable, he doesn’t want to see me in his office … (But he forgot one thing, I am the person is paying for that office… Thanks for great welcoming, helping to my life easy and being a great manager. In that building nothing works anymore. I learned one thing after leaves in that building. The person Erica was helping and doing everything. She was always hard working and solving the problems. She left, everything got complicated… I am giving her 20 starts and 0 to tower 737.
And friendly suggestion. Don’t choose this company. No body will be here for you, or helping when you have a problem. If the person is nice, they can help you but you never know who works in that building.
I have been writing to them last 3 – 4 months. They took time to put the record make their self right .
Today again we just went one more things to ask after 6 years, we have a car which has problems and I asked 2 – 3 times for guest parking. I know they gave some people a month free parking. After 6 years, I am just asking couple days, temporary. Again new Asst. Community Manager XAVIER GARZA is staying in his room, and is not welcoming conversation. He was telling me «I can see you already used some days, I can’t give you anymore. Then my husband went, and explain and he asked very politely. He respond to him» To much problems, I need a break… And asked the other person who is new «Can you handle it…“SERIOUSLY. We saw a lot of managers in this building. You are working for company which we are paying your salary. We are your customer… You can’t treat us like a child, that is not acceptable, this is business and you have to do your job, that is all.
The person who is ABRAHAM FLORES is giving me shit because, I just put couple times flyer on the elevator «I want to sell my sofa… We love to buy each other furnitures, because easy and everybody does that. What is wrong about it… And I asked to ABRAHAM, please I need to print my fly, he was telling «last time I let you in, I asked first time last 6 years. Are you serious, this is my building.
I am trying to pay my rent and taking my on vacation time to let them know» Their website is not working, I can’t pay. And I am taking picture and sending all information .That is the answer»
I will let the team know to expect payment today. If we receive payment today, I will omit the late fee due to the error indicated below…
How about if I changed my mind not coming today. You are going to make me pay late fee, because of your website is not working. And this is not the first time. It has been 4 – 5 times happened. I talked with office alot. By the way, in my account .They put $ 50 late fee please take it off…
You should know, this is not residents, this is a hotel. Pay your bill and shut up. If you have problem we will make your life miserable… After argue with a manager, everybody is not welcoming. they are very rude to me.
I hate to be here!
Thanks for great welcoming, thanks for nothing. The building is not nice place. It has nice decoration that is all, nothing else …
I just went to carmel rincon one time. I don’t know them I just talked one of person who is MIRIAM RUSAW from CARMEL RINCON She just did her job is the best. She gave me right information and great customer service. You have a lot of options to make your life better … Don’t give the people credit, taking 6 years your money when you need they are not their. We should take care of each other to make our life easer.
Thanks

I have lived here a few months now, and the experience has been mostly very positive. It is in the heart of the city and close to a hospital, so the street noise can be a bit loud on occasion. Rarely are there noise issues within the building, however. The property is at the center of so many restaurants, gastropubs, hotels, stores such as DSW, Victoria’s Secret, Gap etc. and pretty much anything you can think of. There are numerous stores nearby for groceries and other necessities. It’s roughly 11minutes walk from Powell or Montgomery Bart stations. The apartment is clean and has been renovated to provide lots of storage space so that even a studio won’t feel cramped. The apartment also has its own website, where you can make requests for repairs, make payments on rent etc.
What really stands out is the amazing staff at Tower 737. Jeff is an amazing manager who earns the respect of both tenants and staff. He is often at his office working late through the night but always smiling and willing to help you. Oscar is great with repairs and works quickly. Abraham and Javiar (who is knew and whose name I may have misspelled) are also very kind and quick to help. Last but not least, Brandy is absolutely wonderful. She remembers everyone’s name and always maintains a high level of professionalism through her work and demeanor towards others. Recently, she helped me with a problem caused by a staff member not named here (and that staff member is also why there are only four and not five stars). If Tower 737 is able to keep these wonderful people and amenities, there is no reason why the lease would not be renewed.

Living in Tower 737 has made my experience in San Francisco so much richer. The entire staff is incredibly friendly and make an effort to know residents’ names — I have probably locked myself out of my apartment about seven times and the staff has been super patient, always willing to help me with a smile. The team also puts on wonderful events for residents to get to know their neighbors. The most recent event got all of us in the Halloween spirit and reminded my why I love living here. Not to mention the beautiful facilities: a gorgeous rooftop deck which is great for hosting events among friends or even just to catch a football game in the fresh air. A media room with a huge tv. A gym that is kept in great condition. I highly recommend exploring living in this building.

Even though I am giving 5 stars, I just want to start off by saying that even though I absolutely loved it, as with everything, there are bad things to living here. However, the good definitely outweighed the bad, which is why I lived here for 3 years (2011 – 2014) and why the 5 stars are deserved.
I want to start with the bad because there is a lot more good than bad, so let’s make this short and sweet:
Cons:
–You feel like you live in a frat house. –You will hear people leave loudly with the 20 friends and come back at 2 in the morning drunk with all their friends. It’s not all around like this. I think I was just unlucky, but I lived next to a «party» guy, always had his music blasting, and the hallway would occasionally smell of his weed.
–It’s expensive, and the prices will always increase. however, this is San Francisco, so this is really the situation everywhere. I will say though, you do need a roommate, and I find it quite hard to share the space since the rooms tend to be small. I had a studio and lived alone. I couldn’t imagine someone living with a roommate in a studio, and I can’t imagine someone actually paying the amount of money it cost for a studio, when what you get in return for all that money is something similar to Harry Potter’s closet.
PRO’s:
–You can walk EVERYWHERE. Literally everywhere. Since it’s on Post street, it’s on one of the flattest streets of san francisco (in that area at least), which means you are able to walk to and from places without feeling huffy and puffy like you would on California Street. Supermarkets are close by. At the time I was a student at the Academy of art, so my classes were right there; 10 – 20 minute walks. Living here made having a car unnecessary, which I loved. But if you wanted to go far, bus-​stops to Fillmore street, cow hollow, and hayes, are right around the corner, the Fillmore street bus drops you off right in front of 737’s block.
–Convenience of the Building: Security. They take in your packages and let you know when you have one. Laundry is downstairs. Gym is available (although I will say, I find it weird it’s not a 24 hour gym. Closes at 11 pm.) Grill. Terrace to sunbathe in when it’s sunny. Window cleaners to clean windows from the outside. Garage if you do have a car. 2 elevators. Wooden floors. Modern appliances. Everything is just EASY when you live here.
–Service: Things get repaired IMMEDIATELY. you don’t have to deal with landlords. I’ll just tell a story to explain what I mean. I straighten my hair in the mornings, and one day I ran to work without remembering if i had truly unplugged in or not. I had a major presentation I had to give at work so I couldn’t go home to double check. I called tower 737 from work, and they stopped their busy schedule to go to my apartment and unplug my straightener.
Overall I had a great experience here and was really sad to leave. The reason I moved was because I moved in with my boyfriend, but if I hadn’t of moved-​in with him I would probably still be at Tower 737. If you have the money, I would recommend this place. I miss it already.

Currently a resident here with my man. The best part is the security one feels from living in such a secure building. I am always grateful for that. However, given that this apartment is a 1 bd 1 ba, I would not be paying for this place without a partner. In other words, very pricy! Overall a good fit :)

Good location. Well kept and the general areas are clean. Wish the staff knew a thing or two about customer service. The staff is not capable and the living experience is sacrificed due to their the poor management. There is no way the management staff here can be compared with some of the other apartment communities such as archstone and Avalon. Just a suggestion for the staff, if you make your residents a top priority then you can definitely expect better reviews and more referrals from the residents.

I was a resident here since October 2013. I had an amazing experience. Everyone from the staff especially Gail, Erica and Abe have been wonderful.
Their responses have always been prompt, any maintenance issue was taken care of immediately. The older filipino engineer on duty (sorry, forget his name) has always been extremely nice and professional and able to fix every problem.
From the service to the amenities this community offers I had a wonderful time and although I am forced to leave to move to Boston, I would love to move back if I ever return to SF!
Thank you Tower 737!

I love to live here!
Friendly staff, nice people, perfect facilities!
Love the tv room and the Rooftop!
Much better than my expectations!
:)

Unilocal 737 Review
If you want an amazing experience in San Francisco, live in Tower 737 Apartments on Post Street. Beautiful interiors, great amenities, amazing staff, fun community events and a safe environment. Close to Muni, Bart, cable cars and within walking distance to shops, restaurants, movie theatres and convenience stores. I have lived in Tower 737 for over a year and have enjoyed every day. The Office Staff: Amber, Erika, Gail, DeeDee and Don, along with the Service Staff: Chris, Oscar, Ceto and Ana always provide the utmost in professional and courteous service. Tower 737 is truly one of San Francisco treasures!
Colton W

Lived here for 9 months. Looks like now it’s a time to move out.
Pros:
— proximity to downtown
— SS appliances
Const:
— creepy neighborhood
— very diverse residents, a lot of students who rent a studio for 3 – 4 people, as result it’s very noisy
— bad sound isolation, you can here at night when your neighbors go to a toilet or have some fun ;-)
— small amount of washers and dryers, very difficult to get them in any reasonable time of the day
— unfair advertising, their 1br is actually a studio with a small area for bed (no window in the «bedroom»), this area is so small that my nightstands do not feet with my queen bed
— tiny, I mean really tiny toilet, even no place to put a litter for a cat
— rent increase, 15%!! after 9 months
— only Comcast for internet
— up to $ 70 per month water bill on top of rent payment
— bad parking situation, their underground parking has tiny spots, my car has been badly scratched few times by people who have no idea how to park
— no free weights in the gym + small amount of equipment, if you go to the gym on the regular basis you need to find and pay for a gym around
— false fire alarm every 1 – 2 month even at 5am
— there are some dogs in the building even though it’s a «no dog» building

I’ve lived in several SF apartments, but this place is by far my favorite. I’ve now lived here a little over a year and am really loving it. The community it warm and welcoming, the activities are fun and inclusive, and the staff is fantastic. I hope sf residents get to have a chance to stay here at least once in their SF lifetime. I constantly feel at home here and comfy. I never feel afraid to ask questions, roam the grounds and love the surrounding neighborhood.

I first found this place on a typical craigslist search trying to find a great place to move out to for the first time.
I didn’t do much research but I scheduled a tour! I got a call within the same day by Don one of the amazing people that works here. He gave me and my boyfriend a tour and we were pretty sure that we were going to make this place our new home!
About 2 weeks later we got our keys! Best day ever! I got my keys from DeeDee who went over all the paper work with me and I instantly felt super comfortable and as if I knew her for forever!
The location of Tower 737 is so ideal for work, visiting my parents, and going out on weekends with out having to worry about parking a car or driving back home.
We live in a studio, which isn’t very big but practical for our first move out. The space is nice and I’m always reminded to clean up so it doesn’t look smaller. it truly is pretty adorable though.
All in all I really like what this building has to offer and how convenient it is for me. I love the staff and what really gets me is how lovely it smells every time I come home, AND the nomalicious candy sitting there waiting to be taken by me haha.
If you ever are just walking out or in and DeeDee is there take a minute and talk to her she’s so great and always puts a smile on my face!

First off, let me say I am born and raised in San Francisco, and have lived in many neighborhoods all over the city. With that, here are my pluses and deltas of being a resident here…
Pluses:
Management is super nice and very welcoming. (My fave staff is DeeDee)
Candy Bar! (there is trail mix for those who dont eat Jellybeans)
Outside Fireplace that can be turned on before 11pm at your request
Renting any common space for free (with returnable deposit)
The Courtyard with gas grill and outside fridge and patio tables
The mini courtyard on the first floor next to the laundry room
The studio rooms are smaller but the in closet organizer and organization system throughout the room give you plenty of room
The murphy bed with loveseat couch
DISHWASHER!
Thick walls so you don’t hear your neighbor
Nice Neighbors
Community Movie Nights and Events
The maintenance requests are dealt within 24 hours usually, and then they sometimes even text or email u when its done
Free Wifi on the third floor in tower 2
Gym (when I feel guilty for not working out I use it)
and 2 TVs in the gym so u can forget your working out
Copier in the Media Room.
Free fax, scanning, and copying services from the front desk
Free bottled water (perfect after the workout)
Coffee and Tea Bar
One free painted wall before you move in
The staff has always been nice to my friends and family who visit
Staff will water plants and feed cats when your away
Smoke Free building
I really like the older filipino man who does security, he is always super nice
The gift cards! Its fun when u get one!
You dont need a car to live here
Deltas:
Why the laundry card machine is in the media room and not the laundry room, beats me. It is a bit of a pain.
The Media room computers only work after they are restarted and for like 15 minutes. Then u restart them again… and goes super slow…
Even though there is supposed to be a rooftop terrace, it has not reopened up… It has been awhile… I cant wait till the rooftop opens…
The Valet Waste has stopped service about a month ago (or it feels like), and no date of when it will start again or if service completely stops (this is very small for me though)
I wish the Gym, Lounge, and Media room stayed open till 11pm during the week to open with your own fob key
I know someone secretly smokes in tower 2 and cant figure out who it is, cuz many times when you pass by the mini courtyard on the first floor it smells like cigarette smoke, and this is supposed to be a smoke free building
I will never ever call this area tender nob, which is made up neighborhood within the years Realtors have tried to rename (again I’m born and raised here)
PARKING! Tell your friends to be green and not drive if possible
The cheapest parking I found around here is one block away at park 4 less parking garage for 275 a month, thats 25 less…
But with all pluses and deltas, I truly love living here, and look forward to going home everyday… my friends say I live in a retreat center… lol…

Best management ever! These people are nice and appreciate your business.

We came to Tower 737 when we were in a time crunch to relocate to SF from Sacramento.
–The living spaces are small, but super modern and new. Our guests are always surprised at how small our studio is but wow’ed at how adorable it is!
–The pricing is pretty competitive to what else is nearby.
–All of our maintenance requests have taken care of immediately.
–Parking is sparse and expensive, and the parking management company (ACE) that manages the garage under the building is a complete joke.
–We enjoy the amenities like the theater room, BBQ area, roof-​top lounge, etc.
–A central location but it’s in «tender-​nob», so if you skip a couple of blocks over things become a little bit more sketch.
We really enjoy the staff — they’re all exceptional and are willing to help in any way! They even offer to water our plants or feed our cat when we’re away. There is one staff member (I wish I knew her name, but she always seems to be hiding… but we think she’s the head leasing manager) that is completely the opposite — very unresponsive and rude. One time, ignoring us and turning her chair the other way while we waited for approx. 20 mins for her to finish a personal phone call so that we could pick up a package. Big props to the rest of the staff, though!

BE AWARE OF THIS PLACE.
I moved out YEARS ago, around 2008/​2009, why am I just writing a review? I got my annual credit report, and they claimed I owe 2,900 dollars in unpaid rent.
I had 2 roommates and cosigner, they were not affected by this. Why? Another girl with a similar name left a debt, they passed on the information to a debt collection agency WITHOUT VERIFYING. Now I have to dispute claims on ALL 3 credit unions, and to top it off, 737 Post claims to not have the PAPERWORK ASSOCIATED WITH THE DEBT COLLECTION.
How do you not have the evidence to prove someone owes you money and claim that it’s ALL the collection agency who has the information? Where did the COLLECTION agency get my Information? You’re a BUSINESS of «high class» condominiums, how do you not know how to keep RECORDS.
Thanks for the headache and the debt. Terrible management, false claims, and lazy office workers.

First off, I live in a building who’s courtyard looks up into the towers. That means we get a lot of echoes from the tenants here. Management’s discretions must have changed over the last year because there have been several units who always party hearty on their balcony.
I recently learned they have 24 hour security. I’m gonna be calling them an awful lot.

Lived here from 2006 — 2010.
In the time that I lived there, the entire management team turned over, every single person.
Some of the things that stick out in my memory:
PLUS
+Very close to union square and shopping, which was awesome
+Only a couple blocks from Katana-​ya, which is a great place for a hot bowl of ramen.
+Management is willing to listen to your concerns, they will negotiate your rent increase if you are a good tenant
+The gym was just updated and it’s pretty decent — three elipticals and two treadmills from what I remember and a couple of bikes.
+The courtyard is great on sunny days, if no one is smoking out there.
+The maintenance crew is terrific. Super nice guys who will come soon after you have any fix-​it requests.
MINUS
–Fire trucks and sirens will go off every five minutes. If you plan to get an apartment here, do not live facing Post Street. The fire station is just down the block at Post & Polk.
–There were 4 washing machines and 6 dryers for 2 towers of 16 floors of residents. Needless to say, not enough. If you live in the Geary tower, you will have to schlep your clothing from your apartment to the basement of the Post tower.
–When I moved in (2006), I was put on a waiting list for a parking spot in the garage. Since management turned over so frequently, I guess they misplaced that list. I NEVER got to park my car in the garage and yet I saw new cars there all the time. So I had to pay for more expensive parking in the annex garage.
–When I moved out, I continued to receive the monthly rent bill for the apartment (because I had my mail forwarded). I called management, and since I wasn’t a tenant there anymore, they basically sent me a curt email, saying they already changed the name on the apartment’s account and they have evidence of that. And told me I was being rude. Oh… okay, so the fact that I still get the apartment’s bill addressed in my name five months after I moved out is not enough to prove that they actually didn’t do their job of removing my name? I still continue to receive the monthly bill of the apartment. It’s a good thing my old roommates still live there because otherwise, I’d be privy to private information of strangers.
–We lived in one of the older units and were mandated to move into another apartment for 1 month so they could renovate our unit. We did not receive any compensation for this. We had to pack up all our stuff in boxes (no reimbursement was offered to hire people to help us move). Management sent the maintenance crew to help us move the boxes to the temporary unit and then back to our original unit. This really sucked. While the renovated apartment was slightly better than the old one, my room was reduced in size, the kitchen cabinets were installed in a way that our stuff didn’t completely fit anymore, and our closets were purged of its shelves and extra storage. Pretty awful.
–I have a feeling the renovation was all about outward looks and not for functionality. Sure there are granite countertops but the oven is as old as my grandma and the knobs fall off.
–The walls are very very thin. I can hear my neighbor hammer a nail into his wall. My roommate could hear her neighbors have nightly activities on other side of the wall.
–Post Street Towers also manages a parking lot adjacent to the apartment. It’s actually run by Ace Parking, but I know Post Street has a say in it. First of all, the spaces are extremely tight and you WILL get damage on your car. A month after I bought a new car, it was severely scratched by some moron who didn’t know how to maneuver in a parking lot. I noticed that there are TVs in the attendant’s office so I thought they might have video. Nope, they don’t keep video footage. Then they allowed ZipCars to buy out 6 of the spaces, further reducing the number of spots available. And the spots are not reserved either. It’s first come, first serve. So if there aren’t spots available, you have to park your car in the aisle and leave your key in the ignition, so that the parking attendants can move it in the morning, also so that people can steal your car.
–Cigarette smoke travels from other apartment and will travel into your apartment through the air vent in the bathroom. It got so bad that I had to tape a plastic bag over the vent. This prevented the smoke from coming in but also prevented the air from going out of the bathroom. Mold breeding ground.
–While the post office delivers to the management office downstairs, you might not always get your mail. My roommate’s package was lost for about a month before they finally found it.