Quincy Park Unit Owners' Association HOA Fees, Rules & Amenities (Washington, DC)
Washington, District of Columbia
Last Updated: May 29, 2026
About This Community
Quincy Park Unit Owners' Association is a planned community in Washington, District of Columbia (ZIP 20001). The HOA fee is $125 per month. On-site amenities include Fitness Center, Clubhouse. Both long-term and short-term rentals are permitted under current rules. The community is pet-friendly.
HOA Rules & Restrictions
Pet Restrictions
Max 2 pets, dogs under 50 lbs
Parking Rules
No commercial vehicles, 2 spots per residence
Rental Status
Amenities
Frequently Asked Questions About Quincy Park Unit Owners' Association
Living in Washington, District of Columbia
Quincy Park Unit Owners' Association is one of Washington's HOA communities tracked on HOA's HUB. Washington sits in District of Columbia, and is part of the broader District of Columbia HOA market. Homeowners here are part of a planned community with monthly HOA dues averaging $125, which typically covers shared maintenance, common-area upkeep, and association management.
Before buying or moving into any Washington HOA, it's worth comparing fees, pet policies, rental rules, and amenities across nearby neighborhoods. Use our HOA comparison tool to put Quincy Park Unit Owners' Association side-by-side with other associations in the area, or read our HOA buyer guides for tips on closing costs, special assessments, and resale rules specific to District of Columbia.
Amenities at Quincy Park Unit Owners' Association include fitness center, clubhouse. Always confirm what's currently active with the HOA board before relying on any amenity for your buying decision - clubhouses, pools, and gates sometimes change status year over year.
HOA's Hub Insights
Quincy Park Unit Owners' Association sits in the more affordable end of Washington's HOA market, with monthly dues around $125. That makes it an attractive option for first-time buyers or anyone trying to keep recurring carrying costs down. Households with dogs or cats will find Quincy Park Unit Owners' Association's pet policy more permissive than many peers in Washington, though residents should still read the bylaws for size or breed caveats. Owner-investors get more runway here - long-term leases are allowed under the association's current rules. Short-term rentals are allowed, giving owners an income lever many District of Columbia HOAs don't permit. Residents share access to fitness center, clubhouse, which factor into the monthly dues. Before committing, pull the latest CC&Rs and the most recent two annual meeting minutes - fee schedules and rule sets can shift year-over-year.
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HOA information on this page is provided for research purposes and may change over time. Monthly fees, amenities, pet policies, rental rules, and contact details should always be verified directly with the Quincy Park Unit Owners' Association board, the property management company, or a licensed District of Columbia real estate professional before making any buying, selling, or moving decision. HOA's HUB does not guarantee the accuracy, completeness, or current status of any listed community.