How much does it cost to rent at Varia at Highland Village?

Rent at Varia at Highland Village in Highland Village, TX ranges from $1,518 to $3,437 per month as of August 17, 2026.

What is the average 1 bed rent at Varia at Highland Village?

The average 1 bed apartment at Varia at Highland Village costs $1,579/month, starting from $1,518.

What is the average 2 bed rent at Varia at Highland Village?

The average 2 bed apartment at Varia at Highland Village costs $2,359/month, starting from $2,040.

What is the average 3 bed rent at Varia at Highland Village?

The average 3 bed apartment at Varia at Highland Village costs $3,159/month, starting from $3,159.

Is Varia at Highland Village a good apartment complex?

Varia at Highland Village has a 4.3-star rating on Google based on 143 reviews.

Updated August 17, 2026 at 5:40 p.m. CT

Varia at Highland Village

Name: Varia at Highland Village
Address: 120 Main St Suite 110, Highland Village, TX, 75077, US
Telephone: (972) 645-4810
Rating: 4.3

120 Main St Suite 110, Highland Village, TX 75077, USA

4.3 (143 reviews) Official Website (972) 645-4810

Live pricing, refreshed August 17, 2026 at 5:40 p.m. CT

Units Listed

$1,518

Starting at

$2,165

Average

$3,437

Highest

$1.66

Per Sq Ft

PRO

Avg Days Listed

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Beds

Pricing by Bedroom

1 Bed

$1,579

from $1,518 · 5 units

~869 sqft avg

2 Bed

$2,359

from $2,040 · 10 units

~1,449 sqft avg

3 Bed

$3,159

from $3,159 · 1 units

~2,018 sqft avg

Rent Distribution

Price by Bedroom

Price Breakdown

Rent by Unit

Price vs. Square Footage

Price History

Timeframe

Property Price Trend

Units with Price Changes (16)

Largest 8 movers of 16

Last 15 days

Estimated Building Revenue

How is this calculated?

Rental revenue model

We follow each unit's listing activity at this building every day. When a unit stops being listed, we assume it leased at its last listed rent, adjusted for any advertised move-in special. Revenue is the sum of those assumed lease rents across the building's occupied units.

Building size: modeled from how many distinct units we have observed over time
Occupancy: building size minus currently listed units
Rents: observed lease-offs first, current asking rents as fallback

These are research estimates, not financial statements from the operator. Confidence: moderate (building size is modeled).

Est. Monthly Revenue

$40K

$485K annual run rate

Modeled estimate

Est. Occupancy

56%

of about 36 units (modeled from leasing activity)

Effective Rent on New Leases

$2,022

vs $2,165 current asking ($143 negotiation gap)

Recent Lease Activity

36 units tracked; 20 assumed leased, 16 listed now

See which units leased, when they left the market, and the rent they leased at.

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Property Intelligence

How is this calculated?

Negotiation Leverage Score (0-100)

Based on 5 observable signals from the property's listing data:

+30 pts: 15+ units currently listed
+25 pts: Active move-in specials
+20 pts: Deep discounts (>$150/mo off)
+15 pts: 5+ distinct floor plans
+10 pts: 25+ units listed

All signals come directly from the property's own listings. Occupancy and building size appear only in the Estimated Building Revenue section, and only when the building size is stated by the property or our unit-level observation history is deep enough to model it.

Listed Units

Good availability

3 floor plans

Move-in Specials

No active promotions

Negotiation Leverage

Moderate leverage

Some signals suggest room to negotiate, especially if you can be flexible on move-in date.