Willow Run Apartments — Not Many Options, All Reviewed
Willow Run sits among several apartment corridors on Austin's north side, and the complexes here run the full range from tightly-run communities to properties still working through pest and maintenance backlogs. This list uses our methodology to weigh ratings, review volume, and recent sentiment, so you can see which leasing offices actually follow through and which ones residents warn you about.
Most of these properties are within a short drive of the Domain, MoPac, and Round Rock, so commute access is similar across the list. The gap between them shows up in day-to-day details: how fast maintenance closes a ticket, whether pest control actually shows up, and how move-out charges get handled.
8 businesses, scored on rating, review volume, recency, sentiment and listing completeness. How we score › · View on map ›
At a glance
| # | Business | Score | Rating | From | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Grand Station Apartment Homes | 77 | 4.2 (81) | — | First-time renters |
| 2 | Preserve at Rolling Oaks | 74 | 4.1 (508) | — | Landscaping and floor plans, with caveats |
| 3 | Lodge at Merrilltown Apartments | 73 | 4.3 (89) | — | Residents needing transportation help |
| 4 | The Nine on Shoreline | 72 | 4 (167) | — | Community amenities and pet owners |
| 5 | Parkside Crossing Apartments | 71 | 3.6 (188) | — | Fast maintenance turnaround |
| 6 | Terrastone Travesia Apartments | 60 | 3.7 (204) | — | Smooth move-in, less so move-out |
| 7 | The Orion Apartments | 59 | 3.5 (185) | — | Budget-conscious renters watching for improvement |
| 8 | District on La Frontera | 54 | 2.9 (355) | — | luxury apartments |
Ranked picks
Grand Station Apartment Homes
score 77/100Staff like Keke and Xyre get named repeatedly for fast, patient move-ins and the highest sentiment score on this list.
Preserve at Rolling Oaks
score 74/100Staff like Gabe and Stephanie draw consistent praise, but pest issues and weak parking lot security pull the score down.
Lodge at Merrilltown Apartments
score 73/100Weekly rides to grocery stores and medical appointments stand out, alongside quiet, tree-lined grounds under current management.
The Nine on Shoreline
score 72/100A dog park, pool, and regular events back up praise for staff like Elizabeth and Nancy, though move-out fee disputes come up.
Parkside Crossing Apartments
score 71/100Management points to two-hour emergency fixes and a two-business-day standard, matching resident reports of quick, name-recognized service.
Terrastone Travesia Apartments
score 60/100Leasing staff like Florita Rivera earn steady praise, but responsiveness and billing clarity drop off sharply after residents leave.
The Orion Apartments
score 59/100New management arrived in 2026 and is visibly tackling a pest and trash backlog that left many residents frustrated for years.
District on La Frontera
score 54/100Most residents report a complex marked by roach infestations, broken appliances left unfixed for months, and maintenance that either ignores requests or botches repairs.