$1,424/mo
Original price: $1,399
- Studio
- 1 Bath
- 575 sqft
1053 High St #204, Eugene, OR 97401
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Price may not include required fees and charges.
Home Highlights
Apartment
Dogs & Cats Allowed
Air Conditioning
$600 deposit
Local Information
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About this House
Welcome to High Street Terrace, a landmark high-rise apartment building nestled in central downtown Eugene on 10th Avenue and High Street. This secure condo-quality complex is ideal for enjoying city living and is within easy walking distance to shops, restaurants, and entertainment.
Floor plans include lofts/studios, one-bedroom, two-bedroom and luxury penthouse suites and are designed with comfort and style in mind. View our gallery for a look at the High Street Terrace lifestyle and request a tour today.
Floor plans include lofts/studios, one-bedroom, two-bedroom and luxury penthouse suites and are designed with comfort and style in mind. View our gallery for a look at the High Street Terrace lifestyle and request a tour today.
Details for 1053 High St #204
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Year Built Year Built: 1997 |
Property Type / Style Property Type: Apartment |
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Lease Term: 12 monthsCats, small dogs allowedDeposit: $600 |
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Heating & Cooling Air Conditioning |
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Community rooms Fitness Center |
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Costs and Fees
Required monthly rent & fees
- Base rent$1,399 - $1,799/mo
Optional monthly rent & fees
- Pet Premium$40/mo
Required one-time fees
- Security deposit$600 - $900
- Application fee$10
- Administrative feeContact for details
Optional one-time fees
- Pet Deposit$200
Pricing is subject to change. All calculations are estimates and provided for informational purposes only. Actual amounts may include additional mandatory or optional fees. Please consult the community manager for a complete breakdown of all rental costs.
Rental Market Trends in Downtown
Last updated Sep 2026
Trulia Rent Estimate$1,555/mo
Average rent
$1.54K
$40MoM
Available listings
19
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What Locals Say about Downtown
At least 11 Trulia users voted on each feature.
100 % Say it's dog friendly
94 % Say there are sidewalks
85 % Say car is needed
79 % Say yards are well-kept
76 % Say people would walk alone at night
69 % Say it's walkable to restaurants
67 % Say it's walkable to grocery stores
64 % Say there's holiday spirit
63 % Say it's quiet
61 % Say streets are well-lit
55 % Say they plan to stay for at least 5 years
54 % Say parking is easy
52 % Say neighbors are friendly
42 % Say there are community events
38 % Say kids play outside
33 % Say there's wildlife
Sourced by Trulia users. Learn more about our methodology.
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Price and Tax history
| Date | Event | Price |
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Jun 5, 2026 Source: Zillow Rentals | PriceChange | $1,424 Price increased by 2% |
May 6, 2026 Source: Zillow Rentals | PriceChange | $1,399 Price decreased by 13% |
Apr 22, 2026 Source: Zillow Rentals | Listed For Rent | $1,599 |
PTLA Real Estate Group
Leasing Agent
Phone Number: 503-852-5397
Frequently asked questions about 1053 High St #204
- What income do you need to rent 1053 High St #204?Most landlords look for monthly gross income of about 3× rent, or roughly $50K per year to rent 1053 High St #204 in Eugene, OR at $1,424/mo.
- What is the pet policy at 1053 High St #204?1053 High St #204 in Eugene, OR allows cats and small dogs.
- What's the average rent in Downtown?The average rent in Downtown is $1,664 per month.
- What do residents say about the Downtown neighborhood?Residents describe the Downtown neighborhood in Eugene, OR as dog-friendly, pedestrian-friendly, and well-kept. See apartments for rent in Downtown, Eugene.
- Does 1053 High St #204 have a fitness center?Yes, 1053 High St #204 in Eugene, OR has a fitness center.
Affordability
TIP:Try to keep your rent within a third of your gross household income. Learn why in our Renter's Guide.
For this property
$51,264 PER YEAR
is the suggested income
Win over prospective landlords with your smart budgeting. As a good rule of thumb, ideally you would have at least three times your monthly rent in combined household income.

