Brunswick Street Apartments

    4619 Brunswick St, Salyer, CA, 94014
    3.6 · 5 reviews
    • Independent living
    AnonymousCurrent/former resident
    3.0

    Nice community, parking and inspections

    I'm happy living at Brunswick Apts - the staff and management are caring, maintenance is helpful, the building is very clean, activities seem enjoyable, and the location is convenient for independent living. It feels like relatively affordable housing for the city, though rent is high compared with other areas. My biggest complaint is the parking nightmare: long waitlist for the garage, scarce street parking, early moves for street sweeping, frequent tickets, and real risk of vandalism/theft (shattered windows, hit-and-runs, someone sleeping in cars). I also resent the frequent/random apartment inspections and strict regulations - they make things stressful. Other issues: occasional roaches, low water flow in some units, and stolen packages. Overall I like the community and staff, but parking and inspections are serious negatives to consider.

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    Amenities

    3.60 · 5 reviews

    Overall rating

    1. 5
    2. 4
    3. 3
    4. 2
    5. 1
    • Care

      3.6
    • Staff

      4.0
    • Meals

      3.6
    • Amenities

      3.6
    • Value

      3.5

    Pros

    • Very clean building
    • Friendly, helpful, and caring staff/management
    • Responsive maintenance assistance
    • Comfortable community living conditions
    • Activities that participants enjoy
    • Affordability noted by some residents
    • Convenient/positive location
    • Generally positive overall resident experience and appreciation for staff

    Cons

    • Severe parking shortage and parking garage waiting list
    • Difficult and competitive street parking with early moves for street sweeping
    • Frequent parking tickets
    • Vehicle vandalism and break-ins (shattered windows, hit-and-run risk)
    • Package theft
    • Homeless individuals sleeping in vehicles nearby
    • Frequent and random apartment inspections causing stress
    • Resident resentment of regulations/inspections
    • Pest problems (roaches reported)
    • Low water flow in some units
    • Mixed perceptions on cost (some call it affordable; others say rent is high for the city)

    Summary review

    Overall sentiment across the review summaries is mixed but leans positive about the people and general living environment while strongly negative about parking, safety-related issues around vehicles, and intrusive inspections. Many reviewers praise the building's cleanliness, the helpfulness and caring attitude of staff and management, and the responsiveness of maintenance. Several reviewers explicitly describe having a good experience at Brunswick Street Apartments and appreciate staff and the comfortable community atmosphere. The building's location is noted as a positive, and activities appear to be enjoyable for those who participate.

    Staff and management receive consistent positive mentions: reviewers call them friendly, helpful, and caring, and maintenance assistance is singled out as a strength. These comments form a clear pattern that day-to-day interactions with personnel are a significant plus. That said, there is a notable and repeated tension around management policies: frequent, random apartment inspections are cited repeatedly and cause stress and resentment among some residents. This suggests that while staff are supportive in routine matters, certain building policies are a pain point that meaningfully affects resident satisfaction.

    The facility and community amenities show both strengths and weaknesses. The building itself is described as very clean and community living conditions as comfortable, and activities are enjoyed by participants, which supports a positive independent-living environment. However, there are concrete maintenance and building-condition issues reported: roaches have been mentioned by some residents and low water flow affects some units. Package theft is another recurrent concern, indicating problems with security for deliveries. Overall, interior upkeep and staff responsiveness are positives, but pest control, water pressure, and package security are areas that need attention.

    Parking and exterior safety are the most severe recurring problems. Multiple reviewers describe a parking nightmare: a waiting list for the parking garage, limited and competitive street parking, and requirements to move cars early for street sweeping. These conditions lead to frequent parking tickets and, in several instances, vehicle damage — shattered windows, hit-and-run risks, and situations where cars could not be locked. Reviewers also reported homeless individuals sleeping in vehicles on or near the property, which residents associate with increased risk to their cars and packages. These issues combine to create an ongoing sense of insecurity and frustration around leaving vehicles parked at or near the property.

    There is some ambiguity around cost: while several reviewers call the apartments affordable and comfortable, at least one comment notes that rent is high for the city. This suggests that perceptions of value vary by resident expectations and possibly apartment size or unit condition. Finally, because this is independent living, reviewers did not comment on clinical care or dining services; those aspects appear not to be applicable or were simply not addressed.

    In summary, Brunswick Street Apartments offers a clean building, caring and responsive staff, and a generally comfortable community with enjoyable activities. The most urgent and consistent drawbacks are parking shortages and vehicle safety concerns, package theft, periodic pest and water-flow issues, and resident stress over frequent apartment inspections. Prospective residents should weigh the strong staff/maintenance and community positives against the practical and security challenges related to parking and deliveries, and ask management for specifics about parking availability, pest control, package security measures, and the inspection policy before committing.

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    About Brunswick Street Apartments

    Brunswick Street Apartments sits in Daly City, CA, offering studio apartments for seniors aged 55 and older who want an active community. The building has a gated entrance to help with security and elevators for easy access between floors, and you'll find community information boards by every elevator so nobody misses important news. Every apartment comes with energy-efficient appliances and window blinds, which help with comfort and saving on energy use. There are courtyards and a third-floor patio that looks nice outside, and residents can use a community room with a kitchen for gathering and activities. The property provides a fixed-route shuttle and sits close to public transportation, the hospital, parks, and the senior center, making it simple for residents to get out and about or see visitors. Amenities include activities and classes, focusing on senior living needs, but there isn't any detailed list of service types or outdoor features. Brunswick Street Apartments works with Purple Door, LLC, and nobody's published prices online, but you can ask about rates and availability by talking to a senior living advisor, who helps guide new residents through the process. There's an online platform for managing accounts and resources, even though there's no active website. Community support features and resources for managing listings and favorites exist too, while review verification brings some peace of mind about other residents' opinions-right now, the place has five reviews and a 3.5-star rating. There is no listed information about parking, utility coverage, or particular building features inside the apartments, but for folks looking for simple, gated, senior apartments right in Daly City, Brunswick Street Apartments could suit those with active lifestyles who want a straightforward place to live.

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