Property management
in College Park.
We price College Park on its own block-by-block comps, never a citywide average, and manage it with one local team that knows this part of Memphis.
Free, instant, no obligation. Enter your address for a live comp-backed rent estimate. Or call (901) 244-2911.
Where College Park sits in the Memphis area.
College Park by the numbers
The same data we use to price and underwrite our own portfolio, with the sample behind each figure shown.
What is happening on the ground in College Park
Live signals from the county and the city: how much building is underway, how many structures are flagged as derelict or substandard, and reported crime over the past year. Each is shown against the typical Memphis area we cover, measured per square mile so a big suburb and a small neighborhood compare fairly.
Counts cover the College Park boundary shown above. The Less/More marker places College Park against the per-square-mile rate of every Memphis area we manage, so the raw count is read in context rather than on its own. Refreshed continuously from public records. Reported incidents are not total crime and do not measure how safe an area is or anything about the people who live there. We show the same public figures for every area and rate none. This is factual public data, not legal, investment, or fair-housing advice.
A bit of College Park history
South Memphis residential community built in 2001 on the site of the former LeMoyne Gardens public housing complex, funded by a $47.2 million federal HOPE VI grant. The 341-unit mixed-income development sits adjacent to LeMoyne-Owen College, the historically Black college that gave the neighborhood its name and that has anchored this stretch of Walker Avenue since 1914. Originally opened in 1941, LeMoyne Gardens was demolished and rebuilt as College Park under the HOPE VI program, which replaced concentrated public housing nationally with mixed-income communities. See <a href="https://www.memphisheritage.org/lemoyne-gardens-public-housing-project/" rel="noopener" target="_blank">Memphis Heritage</a>.
For owners, College Park is a rental-demand market. Our typical-rent figure here is built on 19 live comps, so the number is grounded rather than guessed. We price each property to its own block and screen for residents who will stay.
How we can run it
Common questions about College Park property management
Does Longstep manage rental property in College Park?
Yes. Longstep manages long-term and short-term rentals in College Park with one local team, in-house cleaning and maintenance at cost, and every fee disclosed up front.
What can I rent a home for in College Park?
Typical rent in College Park runs about $1,150 a month, with most homes between $1,022 and $1,403 depending on size and condition. The most reliable number is your own address, which you can check free above.
What does Longstep charge to manage a College Park rental?
Long-term management is 8% of collected rent plus a one-time placement fee; short-term is 10% all-in. Maintenance and cleaning are in-house at cost, with no third-party markup.
Properties in College Park
A sample of College Park addresses with rent comps, short-term comps, or a recorded renovation on file. Open one for its county value, estimated rent, and renovation history.
What would your College Park property rent for?
Send us the address. We pull the real comps for that exact street and show you the long-term and short-term picture, free.
Free, no obligation. Or call (901) 244-2911.