These are extremely durable, and, like flooring present very little to no risk if left in place."

I may be more hand ones or picky, but I have had few tenants I would want doing this or that I would want to force to do this...my best value has been to buy and properly install the most durable, simple appliances...write them off on the taxes and make up the costs with happy long term renters

That said, there are certain things I always do, which reduce my headaches and increase guest satisfaction, such as installing electronic locks (I use YGPAK locks which are inexpensive, durable, and easy to program and use...  

Yeah quartz is very durable for the most part, but if heated too much the resin will discolor (turn white in this case).

Are they durable or do they age quickly?

It is durable and good for wet areas.  

They produce a nice, durable rehab and have a solid PM team.  

Personally I would use tile or mid to high grade laminate if you want long term durability.

Vinyl planks seem to be a cheap option, but considerably more durable than laminate. 

I've used Ultra Allure for faux-wood flooring in bedrooms, etc and love its durability.