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Property Management in Highland Park, TN

Highland Park offers several homes and other properties for rent to those who are interested in a walkable location to live their life. Keeping in sync with the growing population of the larger cities in the area, Highland Park property owners have sought to capitalize on this increased demand for living space. If you’re looking to get the most out of your properties, opting for a local property management company to handle your investment will help you maximize your returns. 

Property Management in Highland Park, TN

Highland Park offers several homes and other properties for rent to those who are interested in a walkable location to live their life. Keeping in sync with the growing population of the larger cities in the area, Highland Park property owners have sought to capitalize on this increased demand for living space. If you’re looking to get the most out of your properties, opting for a local property management company to handle your investment will help you maximize your returns. 

Highland Park Property Management Services

Highland Park property values are steadily climbing; they’re increasing the expectations placed on property managers accordingly. We market your property to the best possible tenants by making use of both online and offline rental advertising services. Our nearby property management team will make sure that only those with reputations for safety and respect occupy your properties by performing thorough background checks and screenings. Our well-trained staff of local property managers around Highland Park also perform inspections to make sure that your well-kept investment stays that way.

Take the bureaucracy and hassle out of collecting rent by selecting Keyrenter to handle the process for you with our time-tested technique. We collect rent punctually and see to it that the proper local and state procedures are followed in the event of any non-payments so as to protect your integrity and your rights. Leasing rules and regulations, both those set by the state and those that you set, are communicated to the tenant before they sign their agreement. In the event of a breached contract, our property management company will handle any eviction proceedings for you. 

 Keyrenter sees to all of your tenants’ requests for repairs, maintenance needs, utility replacements, and more as according to their lease agreement. Any extensive and/or expensive repairs are always put by you first for approval before moving forward. Keep your Highland Park properties’ curbside appeal strong by having us perform regular inspections that hold tenants accountable and secures your investment. 

Fun Things To Do in Highland Park

There are three well-maintained parks the neighborhood. Shaw Park is a small neighborhood park with areas for picnicking, as well as a small playground for the children. Tatum Park is one square block of clean, green grass, with gazebos and benches for picnics, bike racks, and plenty of room for games and dog-walking. The Highland Park Commons is the biggest park in the neighborhood, with huge soccer fields, pavilions, and a playground.

The community is close to natural landmarks like Lookout Mountain, which is popular for white-water sports, rock-climbing, and hiking, and the Raccoon Mountain Caverns, where families can spend a weekend or night camping after days spent spelunking in natural caves. The area is also close to man-made sights like the Walnut Street Bridge, which was built over the Tennessee River in 1890. The Chattanooga Riverwalk, which is 13 miles of walking and biking paths from the Chickamauga Dam to downtown Chattanooga, is a popular destination in good weather, as is the Tennessee Aquarium, which is famous for its turtles and tortoise conservation efforts. Just a few minutes away is the Chattanooga Zoo and the famous sculpture fields at Montague Park, perfect for weekend day trips with the family.

Schools

There are two elementary schools in the neighborhood served by the closest school district, as well as one middle school, one high school, and a private Montessori school. This area is also home to the Chattanooga Girls Leadership Academy, a charter school for grades 6-12.

Demographics

The population is 3,754 and the median household income is $27,700, compared to Chattanooga as a whole, with a median household income of $40,000. The median age of males in this neighborhood is 28.8 years, while the median age of females is 34.6 years. The average household size is 2.7 people. Nearly half of all households in this neighborhood are families with children. The population is incredibly diverse, with approximately 22% of residents reporting African-American ethnicity, about 5% reporting Mexican roots, and European-Anglos report having English and German ancestry. Approximately 10 percent of the households in this neighborhood speak Spanish, making this a new and attractive enclave for Spanish-speakers and those looking for a multicultural, family-friendly living experience.

Fun Facts about Highland Park

The neighborhood was built in 1889, and was part of a post-war boom in which a robust middle class found the perfect suburb, close to downtown and yet away from the noise, and is actually one of the very first suburbs ever built for this purpose. In the 1950s, other developments were built and many homeowners left, and the neighborhood began experiencing a downturn in stature. However, in the 1980s, with a dedicated neighborhood association, a revitalization of HP, as the locals call it, gave the neighborhood a much-needed lift in terms of renovation and spirit. Today, this neighborhood is one of the surviving suburbs of those built during its time. It was awarded “Neighborhood of the Year” in 2001 by Neighborhoods, USA, and its beautiful historic homes have been featured in publications including Southern Living, Victorian Times Magazine, and the Financial Times.