Highland Reserve 920 Highland Ave 12 Unité Immeuble d’appartements 1 927 152 $ CAD (160 596 $ CAD/Unité) 6,50% Taux de capitalisation Greensboro, NC 27403

Deaton is pleased to present, as the exclusive listing broker for the seller, 920 Highland Avenue. This 12-unit (24-beds/24-baths) property is located in the heart of Greensboro at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. Situated on a quiet street, across from a public park, the property is less than one mile from the center of campus and within three blocks of the wellness center and the retail and dining attractions at UNCG’s Spartan Village and South Campus.
The property features identical two-bedroom and two-bathroom units with large patios or porches. All units were previously renovated in 2017 and current ownership recently completed another round of improvements including; cosmetic interior updates to the nine units recently turned, landscaping enhancements, and the addition of an exterior owner/manager storage area. Additionally, the property operations were converted from by-the-bed leases, to by-the-unit leases for nine of the units. As of December 2025 the property is 100% occupied with an average rent of $1,153 per unit with additional charges being implemented on new leases (see notes below).
With most units now leased by-the-unit, a buyer will benefit from simplified operations on a go-forward basis and has the opportunity to push rents and capture utility income. The offering represents a great opportunity to acquire a stabilized asset, with income upside, in one of North Carolina’s growing markets.
Utilities notes and additional charges – The current owner pays $29 per unit, per month, for cable and internet. An amenity charge of $50 per unit is being phased in on new leases to offset this expense. Residents can also rent a washer and dryer for $50 per month. Water is currently paid by the owner but the new owner could have submeters installed to bill back for water. The owner currently pays the electric for outside/common area lights and two apartments (E and K). The owner bills the tenants back and gets reimbursed for electric expenses from two units (B and M). The remaining eight units pay their electricity directly to the utility company. The property has polybutelene plumbing.