The Gotham Lofts are wonderful executive apartments catering to the film industry. They have been…read morerecently renovated and even updated since last year when they were called the Jelly Roll Suites. I have a film exec client who rents a two bedroom, and it's what you would expect of a modernly appointed apartment that stays true to its historic charm. The spaces are clean, ceilings are high and the touch of industrial design makes it a nice place visually. The keypad security is nice, and there is decent off street parking when there isn't an event at Generations Hall.

The Good: Nice…read morelayouts. Great price for an all inclusive, furnished space. Can't beat the location. It's spotlessly clean (I didn't see one roach while I was there and I was on the ground floor) Adam and the staff were fantastic. The kitchens have all new, on-trend grey cabinetry and quartz countertops. The appliances are new. The bathrooms are equipped with Delta H20Kinetic showerheads which deliver amazing water pressure. There's a washer dryer in each unit and weekly cleaning service is included. If something breaks or is not working correctly, Adam will make sure it's taken care of immediately. There's a garage right across the street where you can rent space for $150 a month. There's tons of fantastic dining a stone's throw from your front door. Cochon or Butcher anyone? Also, while I'm on the subject, try Tommy G's pizzeria across the road at the bottom of the Fulton Street Garage. FANTASTIC Italian food, wings, pizza and desserts. The Bad: When you're renting a 2 bedroom apartment, you would think that the 2nd bedroom would actually have a bed. Nope, there was a pull out sofa in there, a nightstand and that's it. If you're looking for a 2 bedroom, chances are you're not looking for a 2nd room with another couch that's 10 feet away from your living room couch. I wound up having to purchase a bed and a bed frame for the 2nd bed room. Adam was nice enough to move the couch out of there for me. I also needed to move one of the nightstands out of the master bedroom to provide a bit of clothing storage space for the 2nd bedroom and I purchased an additional side table to replace the nightstand that I moved. When you rent a fully furnished, all inclusive unit, you also expect to have a full set of dishes, pots, pans, silverware, etc. We had 1 pan. 2 pots without lids, a total of 1 fork, 2 spoons and 1 knife. We had dinnerware and glassware service for 4 (which is adequate for a 1 bedroom unit, but not a 2 bedroom unit). I spent another couple of hundred to buy extra silverware, a full set of pots and pans, an extra set of dishes and glassware, etc. Also, there wasn't an ironing board or iron, which surprised me since you would get that when renting a hotel room. Now, here's the crazy part. I had 2 friends who were also renting at the Gotham Lofts when I was there. One had a full set of pots and pans and the other had an ironing board and iron. Amenities should be uniform between all the units. If you wind up renting there and your place is totally decked out with everything and you don't need to start buying items to supplement what you're missing, it's because the previous tenant bought what was missing and left it behind when they moved out. I know that I wound up leaving a bunch of stuff behind when I left. It's a real ghetto business model, IMO. IMPORTANT: Generations Hall is a very popular venue that's right next door. If crowds and noise on weekends is going to be a problem, this place is not for you. I was surprised that I didn't really mind the chaos. It was actually kind of fun and nobody got ugly or confrontational while I was there. Overall, I would recommend the Gotham Lofts. Just be ready to shell out an additional $300-$1000 to augment your space into something that is actually functional. And even with the extra layout of cash, it's still a bargain.

So much mold in my apartment. The apartment also slowly breaks down. I told the staff about it they…read moredid nothing. However, when I moved out, they wanted to charge me extra fees. No you had me living with mold when I repeatedly told you. You should waive all of my fees. Unsafe, unhealthy, and unprofessional.

I truly believe the Delaneaux is one, if not the best apartment complex you can get in NOLA. I…read moreheavily enjoyed my time there. Pros: The amenities were great and accessible 24/7, the complex was secure. The location is in a relatively good area close to Magazine, thé CBD, and the quarter. Most of the greater New Orleans was a 15-20 min drive in all directions. Easy to get on the interstate. Complex is decorated nicely and the apartments are very nice and new! Cons: The front office was not that responsive with issues outside of maintenance. I also had an issue where they said my deposit would be x amount and the amount I paid was $300 higher. The front desk said it was due to my credit score but wouldn't let me see what it was (I never saw this employee ever again after this day, though). I ended up having a spider/cockroach issue in my apartment, which they were great about responding to. The homeless population in the area will steal bikes out in the front, and whenever the gate would break, would break into a car or two. Overall, I would totally rent again here if I moved back. It's a bit pricey, but was well worth what you paid for. The Pros made up for the cons every time.

Just moved into this building and it is great. Everyone at the property management office was…read morefantastic and went out of their way to get an apartment turned around for me on short notice. Magazine, pool, good management. What more can you ask for.

Extremely unprofessional leasing office. I scheduled a tour, which they confirmed with me two times…read morethe day before. I show up the next morning in time for my tour and the leasing office is not even open. No leasing agent is there. I called multiple times, texted, and emailed. No response. Even asked a resident, who told me the office should be open. I waited 20 min and still no one came in that time to open the office or respond, so I left. They called me later that afternoon and implied I missed my appointment. I explained I showed up on time and waited. They said they must've missed me while they were walking around the property. This office is not responsible or professional.

The building is really nice. Some apartments are great and others just so-so it depends on when…read morethey were last updated. Units are kept up well as are the grounds. Cons: your neighbors, random homeless or drunk person who wonders in the bldg. Most of the time they just pass out in the foyer or business center but sometimes they'll bath in the hot tub. Brothers on the corner always has vagrants outside. Let's circle back to your neighbors. This place is dubbed by the locals as The Adult Dormatory for a good reason. It's full of college kids living on their parents good will and partying constantly. They are often drunk and stupid and very loud. Stumbling into your door, throwing parties, smoking pot or cigarettes or both which seeps into your apartment and your clothes. Management doesn't do much other than send these ppl constant warnings (or sometimes they don't even bother doing that). It's against the lease to smoke inside but nothing is ever done about it. You can not only smell your neighbors but hear them too as if you were in the room with them. Zero privacy. I can hear my neighbors entire phone conversations and if they person they are talking to is on the speaker, I can hear every word they say as well. I've lived my entire life in Apts and never came across one with no sound barrier BTW Apts. And living on the parade route gets old REAL quick. Place is too pricey for what you have to deal with. ​

Great selection and excellent service. If you're restoring a home, you should stop in.read more

Local, responsive, kind, and affordable. These guys are awesome, and I cannot recommend enough…read more They know how to work with old houses, too! Super communicative and flexible, and were patient enough to wait for us when we were running late. Barry and team, thanks again!!!

The staff is amazing and very helpful! The community is clean and the maintenance team is so…read morehelpful. The office team works very hard to keep everything moving. We have lived here 3 years and plan to stay.

Beautiful property and open for In Person tours Monday through Saturday!!! Worth the visit!…read moreApartment goals!!

Apartments are beautiful. In each I saw, I immediately knew they would be wonderful. Loved the…read morerooftop and exposed brick walls. Due to health reasons, had to back out and remain in Denver. The lofts offer everything anyone can want. The Josephine is a medium-size building offering intimacy, but large spaces to live the New Orleans "vibe". I had the pleasure of working with Ms. Taery, Management Representative. She was the treat of the experience. Her shiny personality, professionalism, patience, and genuine kindness, are reason enough to live at the Josephine. I recommend this location without hesitation. Much luck to you all.

I'm from about an hour away and recently took the chance to move closer to work even with it being…read morein NOLA. I absolutely love the apartment, Eva & Mr. Stanley. They are super responsive and respectful. The apartment is super quiet, safe, and I couldn't be happier with my move for the last few month's. Glad I ended up here!

Buying condo here. Management extremely helpful. Great location. Wonderfully run HOA board and…read moremanagement company.

St. Charles Gardens is a charming building with seven floors of condos. They were constructed in…read morethe 1950s, but renovated in 2004-2005. Overall the place is quiet with good neighbors. They have great amenities such as gated off-street parking (spaces are tight though), a pool and gareden area, small fitness room, and a night security guard (these guys are friendly and worth chatting up a bit). I would live here in a heartbeat, but they do not accept large dogs. **Awesome view of Mardi Gras parades from condos that have balconies on the street side!

We moved into The Saulet apartments around September 2018…read more Pros: * Excellent location * Close to Magazine Street and the Warehouse District * Ground Floor apartment - Very quiet * Covered Parking * Pet Friendly * Utilities are not expensive * Safe environment in and around the apartments * Two pools * Maintenance responded promptly to refrigerator issues Cons: * Apartment fixtures could use some upgrades * Hallways leading to apartments are dingy and dirty. * Trash Cans are placed outside in the hallway. Often times, neighbors put out more trash that will be picked up. Leaves the hallway smelling nasty. * Plenty of places for pets to potty. However, they are not in the best shape. Overall: We love living at The Saulet and would recommend it to anybody looking for a place to live.

The Saulet is lovely and close to the CBD. The pool and gym are great! Access is gated and the…read moreapartments use Parcel Pending for packages. Our apartment was very clean when we moved in and maintenance is prompt in filling our work orders. But the highlight is Leah, who was our leasing agent - and looks after us whenever we need assistance with anything. She makes me feel secure that we always will be heard on any issue and she's diligent in following up that we are satisfied with any work or repairs that need to be done. Plus, she's super sweet and a very hard worker. I feel like she is the glue that holds this place together. Would be great to see her recognized and rewarded.