Local rental overview
Neighborhood Foundations operates Highland Village at 515 Main Avenue, Highland Heights, KY 41076. The numbered address is from the authority's official 2026 PHA plan; contact the property to confirm current details and application status.
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Contact Highland Village directly to confirm current eligibility, application and waiting-list status, rent, availability, and screening. The source does not establish a current vacancy or criminal-record admission outcome.
Local housing resources
A senior-oriented campus in Highland Heights, with a mid-rise apartment building and duplex homes, extensive shared services and recreation, and garages for duplex units. 515 Main Avenue, Highland Heights, KY 41076. The property page gives the Lincoln Road/Main Avenue area; the exact numbered address is in the authority's official 2026 PHA plan. Official Highland Village property page: https://www.neighborhoodfoundations.com/highland-village. Official Neighborhood Foundations contact source: https://www.neighborhoodfoundations.com/who-how-to-contact. Central office: 30 East 8th Street, P.O. Box 72459, Newport, KY (mailing ZIP differs across official contact-page locations; confirm before sending mail); (859) 581-2533. The central-office address is not the property address.
Units/bedrooms: One three-story building with 104 one-bedroom apartments plus seven single-story duplex-style two-bedroom units with attached garages (111 units in total). Eligibility: 55 or older (the page says '55+ Years or Age'). Must meet unspecified income requirements. Good rental history is listed. No property-specific credit or criminal-screening rule is stated. Reported amenities: Community laundry, healthcare office, hair and nail salon, gathering room, private meeting rooms, fitness center, computer lab, common-area Wi-Fi, parking, courtyard, walking paths, seasonal vegetable garden, storage lockers, and secured building. Units have eat-in kitchens, range/refrigerator/dishwasher, double-bowl sink, washer/dryer hookups, ceiling fans, programmable thermostats, low-flow bathroom fixtures, and private patio/balcony; duplexes have private garages. Property-page rent schedule effective 2025-01-01: 1 bedroom $735-$800, 2 bedrooms $879-$950. Rent is based on a portion of annual adjusted income; maximum rents may change annually. The separate PHA plan lists flat rents effective 2026-01-01: 1 bedroom TC $925, 1 bedroom PH $925, 2 bedrooms TC $1,125, 2 bedrooms PH $1,125; these are distinct from the property page's 2025 schedule and are not a claim about a rent currently offered. Source: https://www.neighborhoodfoundations.com/_files/ugd/9cdfb3_da1e7799a94d408cbb92e4f3c02737ad.pdf. Application/waitlist: No property-specific open/closed status is stated. The main properties page says senior-site applications are available at the respective site office only when that waiting list is open. Contacts: Housing Manager: Kelly Speier, phone 859-581-2533 ext. 220, email kspeier@neighborhoodfoundations.com; Senior Services Coordinator: Amy Dunn, phone 859-581-2533 ext. 304, email adunn@neighborhoodfoundations.com, contact source: https://www.neighborhoodfoundations.com/who-how-to-contact The agency's main properties page says Highland Village applications are available at the site office only when its waiting list is open; it does not establish current status. No vacancy or admission outcome is inferred. The numbered address is from the authority's official 2026 PHA plan, not the property page: https://www.neighborhoodfoundations.com/_files/ugd/9cdfb3_da1e7799a94d408cbb92e4f3c02737ad.pdf. The property-page rent schedule is dated January 1, 2025; the later 2026 flat-rent schedule is a separate reference, not a claim about rent offered to an applicant.