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Highland Apartments
2349 Yeager Rd, West Lafayette, IN 47906, USA

Monthly rent	-
Beds	Studios–3
Baths	1
Sqft	470–978

Monthly rent	-
Beds	Studios–3
Baths	1
Sqft	470–978

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Highlights

Balconies
Laundry on-site
Parking on-site
Extra storage space
Cozy home
Closets

Location

2349 Yeager Rd, West Lafayette, IN 47906, USA

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Floor plans

SA - Highland Apartments	Studio	1 bath	470 sqft
1A - Highland Apartments	1 bed	1 bath	640 sqft
1B - Highland Apartments	1 bed	1 bath	725 sqft
2A - Highland Apartments	2 bed	1 bath	900 sqft
2B - Highland Apartments	2 bed	1 bath	978 sqft
3A - 1180 Windsor Drive	3 bed	1 bath	470 sqft

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Amenities for Highland Apartments

Apartment Amenities

Air Conditioning	Carpet
Linen Closet

Tech

Cable or Satellite Access	Cable/Satellite
High-Speed Internet

Building

Onsite Laundry

Units, floor plans, amenities, dimensions, details, availability, and prices may be approximate and subject to change. Please contact a community representative for more information.

Policies and fees

Applicants

Application Fee (Per Applicant)

Per-applicant. Refund Policy: Non-refundable.

$55

REQUIRED FEES

Security Deposit

One-time.

$500

OPTIONAL FEES

Parking Policy

Surface Lot

Parking Fee

Monthly. 2 surface lots max. 1 total spaces.

Building details

Property details

Year built	1935
Units	45

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Highland Apartments

Leasing Now for Fall 2026! Highland Apartments is open for student leasing for Fall 2026 - an ideal opportunity to secure your future home ahead of the new school year! Prices are by the unit.

Year Built: 1935

Reviews from the web

Showing 4 highest rated

Its quite ,clean, nice neighborhood, just peaceful management is helpful and understanding 👍

Denise Marie “Neeser” Denton

Nov 24, 2020

I lived in a single bedroom apartment at Highland, the apartment is very nice, sunny, roomy with a very acceptable rent. The apartment rarely needed maintenance but whenever sth happens, the maintenance guy always comes promptly and resolves the issue immediately. Ashley, the apartment manager, is a very professional person, and she always replies to the emails promptly! I always hear terrible stories about other unprofessional management ripping students off with the security deposit, but don't worry with Ashley that will never happen. I don't have a car but it's very easy to get to campus from here as the apartment complex is 2-minute walking distance from two bus stops (4B and Northwestern), it's also a walking distance from Asia market, payless and Walmart. Additionally, there is a very nice cafe down the street (Literato Cafe). I highly recommend this place.

Israa Alqassem

Dec 18, 2017

**This review reflects my personal experience and opinions based on my interactions with the apartment management company. It is posted to share my experience and inform others.** It was an affordable, old apartment before CPM & *BK* took over. I moved in when it was owned by a local landlord, but once it was sold to BK Management, the nightmare began. I recommend checking the BK Management, West Lafayette's reviews in the Google map. They are notorious. First of all, this apartment is old and deserves only the minimum rent in the area. With its popcorn ceiling, AC filled with dust and stuck bird feathers, poor-quality shared laundry, cracked parking lot, no snow powing during winter, and rusty water pipes, it’s clear that the condition of the apartment is poor. AND!!! you will be charged for the unit's renovation (full charge for painting, patching, and cleaning) when you move out, regardless of how you used the unit. My experience with this apartment management company has been extremely frustrating, and I am getting letters back and forth trying to get my deposit back. 1. Maintenance Problems: Basic maintenance is neglected. The shared laundry machines are dirty, frequently malfunction, and often consume your coins without refunding them. Don’t even think about washing your light-colored clothes, as they will come out stained! Also, during the winter, snow accumulates, and they never plow it, leaving it to turn into a free ice skating rink!! Your cars and humans will be tripped over and over. This indicates a disregard for maintaining a livable environment. They closed their on-site office permanently, and you are left trying to contact them by phone for everything, which is often ignored. 2. Lack of Security: My car was damaged in the apartment parking lot during Thanksgiving break, and the management refused to take responsibility. They said they weren’t willing to notify other tenants to seek witnesses unless the police requested, which contrasts sharply with the proactive approach of other nearby complexes. I filed the police report, but even after they refused to do anything about it. 3. Security Deposit Issues: Expect to be charged for excessive remodeling out of your security deposit, regardless of how well you maintained the unit. They seem to fabricate fees to cover their renovation costs. Regardless of the actual condition of the unit, they put whatever numbers they need to work and make up the deductions. They’ve also taken over many other properties and seem unwilling to return security deposits for those properties as well. 4. Unfair Rent Increases: During the rent contract renewal season, they provide a range (YES A RANGE) for potential rent increases but do not specify the exact amount. Then, they will charge you the maximum possible increase, which can be over $300 per month for outdated and poorly maintained apartments. This lack of transparency is frustrating and feels exploitative. This review will remain until my deposit is properly refunded. I strongly advise finding another place to live. They do not care whether you are students or faculty at Purdue; they will act this way to exploit your money.

Yoon Choi

Sep 17, 2024

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Property highlights

How Highland Apartments compares to other nearby properties.

Positives

Less expensive: Studio units are cheaper than other similar listings nearby
Less expensive: The 1-bedrooms are cheaper than other similar listings nearby
More space: Studio is 65 sqft larger than other listings nearby
Images Available: There are at least 10 photos of this address
Laundry available on site: Washers and dryers are available in-building or in-unit

Considerations

Greater distance from grade schools: The nearest elementary school is farther than 1 mile away
No in-unit dishwasher: Dishwashers aren't available

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Rent trends in West Lafayette

Median rents as of Jun 6 2026.

West Lafayette

A table of studio rental data trends in West Lafayette
Month	Median Rent
June 2024	$1,525
July 2024	$1,525
August 2024	$1,239
September 2024	$1,084
October 2024	$952
November 2024	$938
December 2024	$907
January 2025	$906
February 2025	$892
March 2025	$1,271
April 2025	$1,650
May 2025	$1,675
June 2025	$1,675
July 2025	$1,675
August 2025	$1,335
September 2025	$1,200
October 2025	$1,266
November 2025	$1,532
December 2025	$1,688
January 2026	$1,688
February 2026	$1,688
March 2026	$1,688
April 2026	$1,503
May 2026	$825
June 2026	$808