Property Management · Orange Mound

Property management
in Orange Mound.

We price Orange Mound on its own block-by-block comps, never a citywide average, and manage it with one local team that knows this part of Memphis.

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Where Orange Mound sits in the Memphis area.

Orange Mound by the numbers

The same data we use to price and underwrite our own portfolio, with the sample behind each figure shown.

Median recent sale price

$105,400

81 recorded Shelby County home sales

Owner-occupied

45%

US Census ACS

Typical asking rent · all rentals

$940/mo

low high

Live Orange Mound rental comps, 129 listings

Typical days to lease

13 days

Median of 214 active Orange Mound listings, our nightly market scan

Short-term rental · typical

$170/night

56% occupancy · 63 active short-term listings

Short-term rental market data, Orange Mound

Median household income

$39K

US Census ACS

What is happening on the ground in Orange Mound

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.

Building permits · past 12 months

224

LessMore

around the metro typical for building activity

320 active on file

City of Memphis / Shelby County permits

Derelict / substandard structures · 24 months

143

FewerMore

around the metro typical for distressed buildings

1,592 routine upkeep notices (weeds, vehicles, dumping)

Memphis 311 code enforcement

Reported incidents · past 12 months

4,633

LowerHigher

above the metro typical

530 violent · 2,006 property

Memphis Police Department

Counts cover the Orange Mound boundary shown above. The Less/More marker places Orange Mound 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 Orange Mound history

Founded in 1890, Orange Mound was the first US neighborhood built by and for African Americans. The name comes from the orange-colored Osage orange hedges that originally bordered the streets. It produced more college graduates per capita than any other Black neighborhood in the country during the early 20th century.

For owners, Orange Mound is a rental-demand market. Our typical-rent figure here is built on 129 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.