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650-654 Inca Parkway
Boulder, CO 80303

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Zero vacancy. Secured rent growth.
A tenant profile that sets it apart, in a quiet neighborhood
the market consistently undervalues.

A Rare Boulder Triplex That Performs the Way Investors Actually Want…

This is not a value-add play or a turnaround story. 650-654 Inca Parkway is a proven, performing asset in one of the most durable rental markets in Colorado.

This Williams Village triplex has maintained 100% occupancy throughout its entire ownership history — not because of luck, but because of a deliberate approach to tenant selection, property stewardship, and long-term management. Each of the three units offers 5 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, producing an income profile that significantly outperforms typical small multifamily properties in the Boulder market.

Forward leases through August 2027 are already signed. A new owner steps in with income secured, rent growth documented, and a professionally managed operation already in place.

$2,910,000

STELLAR LISTING 1057694

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KEY
Highlights

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  • 3 units | 5 bed / 2 bath each | 15 total bedrooms

  • Licensed for up to 16 tenants — City of Boulder Rental License #RHL-0001106

  • 100% occupancy throughout entire ownership period

  • Forward leases signed through August 2027

  • $174,240 in secured annual forward income

  • NOI: $146,032 | Cap Rate: 5.0% | GRM: 16.7

  • All leases backed by parental guarantees

  • Professionally managed by an experienced Boulder student-housing operator

  • Extensive capital improvements completed — minimal deferred maintenance

  • RM-2 zoning with long-term use flexibility

  • 3 off-street parking spaces | quiet residential neighborhood

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The INCOME Story

Most Boulder investment properties ask you to take something on faith — projected rents, hoped-for occupancy, or a value-add thesis that depends on execution. This one doesn't.

Current leases run through August 2026 at $14,325 per month. Forward leases for August 2026 through August 2027 are already executed at $14,520 per month — $174,240 annually. That's documented rent growth, in writing, waiting for a new owner.

Current Leases — Through August 2026
Unit 650: $4,755/mo | Unit 652: $4,645/mo | Unit 654: $4,925/mo
Total: $14,325/mo | $171,900 annually

Forward Leases — Already Signed | August 2026–August 2027
Unit 650: $4,900/mo | Unit 652: $4,500/mo | Unit 654: $5,120/mo
Total: $14,520/mo | $174,240 annually

Financial Summary Pro forma beginning mid-August 2026

  • Potential Rental Income: $174,240

  • Vacancy Rate: 0%

  • Effective Rental Income: $174,240

  • Gross Operating Income: $174,240

  • Property Taxes: $10,098

  • Building Insurance: $7,495

  • Utilities: $0

  • Common Area Maintenance: $3,184

  • Maintenance / Repairs: $6,476

  • Total Operating Expenses: $28,208

Net Operating Income: $146,032 Cap Rate: 5.0% | GRM: 16.7×

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Three units, each identically configured as 5 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms; a layout purpose-built for the Boulder student rental market, where per-bedroom demand remains consistently strong.

Capital improvements throughout ownership mean this is an asset you can own, not one you have to fix. Updates include:

  • Updated kitchens and bathrooms with above-market finishes

  • Hardwood flooring throughout

  • Newer windows (approximately 7 years)

  • Recent roof replacement

  • Sump pumps installed

  • Radon mitigation system

  • Furnace upgrades and appliance replacement

One unit retains additional interior update potential; a straightforward opportunity to push rents further without disrupting the property's stability.

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The PROPERTY

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650 Inca Parkway - Main Level and Lower Level Floor Plans

Boulder has no shortage of student rentals. It has a significant shortage of student rentals that actually behave like investment properties.

The owner built something rare: a tenant base of serious, Colorado-based students — people who want a quiet place to live, not a party house near University Hill. Approximately half of all historical tenants have been engineering students. Turnover is structured and predictable: two units cycle roughly every three years, one turns annually or every two years. Every lease carries a parental guarantee.

The numbers reflect it:

  • 0% vacancy throughout entire ownership

  • ~50% of historical tenants engineers or similarly focused students

  • Low, predictable turnover — not the annual scramble typical of student housing

  • 100% of leases backed by parental guarantees

This is the kind of tenancy that makes a landlord's job quiet. That's the point.

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What Makes This Different

THE LOCATION

Williams Village sits in a part of Boulder that investors consistently overlook and tenants consistently choose.

It's not University Hill. That's the advantage. The neighborhood is established, residential, and calm, which is precisely what draws the tenant profile this property has spent years cultivating. It's also genuinely well-connected:

  • Close proximity to CU Boulder; the demand driver that makes this market work

  • Direct access to major RTD routes along Baseline Road, including an RTD Park and Ride

  • Minutes from Meadows on the Parkway; Safeway, restaurants, and everyday essentials

  • Easy access to East Boulder Recreation Center and Baseline corridor bike routes

  • Safe, established neighborhood setting with none of the noise or congestion of high-density student areas

Good tenants want a good neighborhood. This one delivers.

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652 Inca Parkway - Main Level and Lower Level Floor Plans

Who This Investment is Right For

This property works especially well for:

  • Investors seeking stable, low-management Boulder income without the volatility of typical student housing

  • 1031 exchange buyers looking for a clean, performing asset with documented fundamentals

  • Out-of-area investors wanting professional management already in place

  • Buyers who want genuine rent certainty, not projections, but signed leases

Boulder's rental market is among the most resilient in Colorado. Enrollment at CU Boulder drives consistent demand. Supply constraints — geographic, regulatory, and political — keep vacancy structurally low across well-located properties. Williams Village sits at the intersection of that demand and the kind of neighborhood quality that attracts the market's strongest tenants.

This is not a bet on Boulder. Boulder has already proven itself. This is an opportunity to own a piece of it that's already working.

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Performing assets in Boulder don't wait.

This triplex offers what most investors are looking for and rarely find together: zero vacancy history, secured forward income, a stable tenant profile, professional management, and a location that supports long-term hold value.

If you've been looking for a Boulder investment that comes without the usual risk, uncertainty, or work; this is worth a serious look.

.STELLAR LISTING 1057694

Tony Martinez
Owner/Broker
Stellar Properties

Tony Martinez, owner/broker