Orleans Station

Overall, Orleans station has been amazing with new apartments, a great pool, and a bunch of UTHSC students living in the apartments. The apartments are also really soundproofed. The complex is safe, however, there have been small issues with maintenance being slow. The noise from construction and ambulance sirens is pretty loud too.

I’ve loved my time here, and there really isn’t anything huge that I can complain about!

I would only recommend this place if you are a UTHSC student.

Price is very similar to other apartment complexes on mud island which provide more amenities like a gym and is a generally better area of Memphis.

The biggest upside to here is that you are able to walk to UTHSC from here which means you can skip driving every day and can leave much later in the morning.

I’ve lived living at Orleans so far. It’s right next to the student parking garage, so you are walking the same amount of time as all of the other students to get to classes. They don’t have a gym on site because the school gym is across the block. My only complaints are that there isn’t a trash valet system with how expensive rent is and that management takes a while to address needs.

Within walking distance to campus, restaurants, and coffee shop.

Generally pretty good and responsive. They’re new and still working out some kinks. Biggest issue I’ve had is Ethernet hasn’t been set up, so you’re pretty much forced to use the in unit WiFi. Which is fine, it was just frustrating to know they basically didn’t finish building the place and installed Ethernet ports for nothing. Same kind of issue with the FOBs not working on exterior doors.

Otherwise, I’ve loved living here. It’s super close to campus the apartment is great and I’ve been really happy living here. There are a ton of other students and it’s easy to get together with people.

So far my experience at Orleans Station has been great! The management is extremely responsive and helpful. The only downsides at the moment are that there is still a lot of construction and the noises from ambulance/police can be loud at times. My roommate and I both walk to class because we are so close to campus (the parking garage for students is directly across the street) and there are also quite a few restaurants close by with more on the way soon.

I have had no trouble with the complex or management. It is under construction but it has not affected me.

This place is brand new so it's really nice. If you ask for something to be fixed it is fixed within a week. Oh, and when it cools down, it is an easy less than 10-minute straight walk to the building and the campus gym is across the street so I also walk. You have a very large space, own washer and dryer inside the closet, a bedroom fit for a queen bed and desk, large windows, a large kitchen, and more storage than needed which is nice.
I feel like it was definitely a more expensive option but I feel like it's worth it for how close it is and how clean. Oh, and to get into the building itself you have to scan in and there are always police or security driving around so I feel safe living alone. I also hardly hear any of my neighbors which is crazy.
The place is new/still under construction, so there isn't a pool or gym yet, or any social gatherings that I know of.

It’s with in walking distance of the school, so it’s very convenient for new students that don’t want to travel far in a new city. They are new apartments so they are still under construction and lack some amenities (gym). There is occasional power/wifi outages, especially when it rains. Management and maintenance are professional and quickly resolve complaints.