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815 W Harbeck Rd - Sunrise Village — 46 Entitled Townhome Lots 3.59 Acres of Residential Land Offered at $1,195,000 in Grants Pass, OR 97527



Investment Highlights
- 150-character ruler. Six highlights, each under 150, ordered by punch: 46-unit townhome entitlement APPROVED & FINAL —
- $56,964/yr verified in-place rental income from four residences offsets carry through permitting and mobilization
- Signalized hard corner, ~19,550 vehicles/day — municipal water, sewer & storm mains in both frontage streets
- $43,370 per entitled door — at or below the $50K–$70K shovel-ready PNW range, before crediting income or inherited soft costs.
- 12–18 months and $75K–$150K of entitlement soft costs already absorbed — PE-stamped civils, TIA concurred by City & ODOT, no mitigation
- The only entitled market-rate for-sale townhome program in Grants Pass — one transaction, five sellers coordinated as a single counterparty
Executive Summary
Here's a draft at ~3,900 characters, written from the v20260715 OM. Flat, factual, front-loads the disclosures the way the OM does. Paragraph breaks are intentional since LoopNet preserves them:
Fully entitled 46-unit townhome development — approval final and unappealed — on a 3.59-acre assembled hard corner in Grants Pass, Oregon.
Sunrise Village Townhomes was approved by City of Grants Pass Director's Decision 108-00009-24 on January 27, 2025, under Oregon's middle-housing land-division statute (ORS 92.031 / SB 458). The application drew zero public comments and the 14-day appeal window closed without objection. The Director's Decision, its conditions, and the complete Gerlitz Engineering record (PE-stamped, 30% schematic design) transfer at close. A buyer inherits the entitlement — the 12 to 18 months and $75,000 to $150,000 in soft costs it represents are already spent and convey with the land.
The site. Four contiguous tax lots (2024, 2050, 2090 Williams Hwy and 815 SW West Harbeck Rd) at the signalized corner of Williams Highway and West Harbeck Road — approximately 19,550 vehicles per day through the intersection per the 2024 Traffic Impact Analysis, which triggered no mitigation and carries written ODOT concurrence. Level topography, 12-inch water mains in both frontage streets, sanitary sewer and a 30-inch storm main at West Harbeck. Density of 12.81 du/ac across the R-4 and R-1-8 tracts under City-concurred minimum-density averaging (21 + 25 units).
Income in place. Four existing residences, one per parcel, generate $56,964/year verified to executed month-to-month leases — carry offset through permitting and mobilization. All homes are slated for demolition under the approved plan; occupancy does not restrict the development timeline per the Owner's Disclosure Statement.
Pricing basis. $1,995,000 — $43,370 per entitled door, at or below the $50,000–$70,000 shovel-ready PNW townhome-site range, before crediting income or inherited soft costs. Unentitled corridor land has traded at roughly $69K–$226K/acre; the premium over that band is the approval, the frontage utilities, and the cash flow.
Market position. No market-rate attached for-sale project at this scale is in vertical construction anywhere in Grants Pass. The pipeline is dominated by income-restricted apartments, rental plexes, and detached single-family lots. This is the only entitled fee-simple for-sale townhome program in the city.
Material disclosures — surfaced up front. (1) Final plat must be approved by approximately January 27, 2028; the code authorizes no extensions. (2) A buyer-side revised tentative plan is required before the Development Permit — individual meters/laterals, 26-ft fire access vs. 24-ft drawn, and drive-aisle geometry; one engineering revision resolves all three. (3) The West Harbeck sewer main is older short-section concrete pipe; compliant laterals may require a new main or on-site public alternative — price both in diligence. (4) A City of Grants Pass AFD assessment (TR4571, Ord. 17-5710) encumbers the property separately from taxes; scope and payoff timing are pending the City's written confirmation — obtain an updated payoff statement from the City before offering. (5) Five sellers across three ownership groups; all have executed listing paperwork, and any offer requires all five sellers' approval, coordinated through the listing brokers as one counterparty.
Execution paths. Merchant build-and-sell (new-construction townhomes in Grants Pass currently ask $450,000; resale $205–$213/SF), build-to-rent stabilization at 46 doors, or entitlement resale after final plat. Full Offering Memorandum, Director's Decision, engineering set, verified rent roll, and title package available to qualified buyers — NDA required for the deal room.
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Financial Summary (Actual - 2025) Click Here to Access |
Annual | Annual Per AC |
|---|---|---|
| Gross Rental Income |
$99,999
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$9.99
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| Other Income |
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| Vacancy Loss |
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-
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| Effective Gross Income |
$99,999
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$9.99
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| Net Operating Income |
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Financial Summary (Actual - 2025) Click Here to Access
| Gross Rental Income | |
|---|---|
| Annual | $99,999 |
| Annual Per AC | $9.99 |
| Other Income | |
|---|---|
| Annual | - |
| Annual Per AC | - |
| Vacancy Loss | |
|---|---|
| Annual | - |
| Annual Per AC | - |
| Effective Gross Income | |
|---|---|
| Annual | $99,999 |
| Annual Per AC | $9.99 |
| Net Operating Income | |
|---|---|
| Annual | - |
| Annual Per AC | - |
Property Facts
| Price | $1,195,000 | Property Type | Land |
| Sale Type | Investment | Property Subtype | Residential |
| Sale Condition | Build to Suit | Proposed Use | Multifamily |
| No. Lots | 1 | Total Lot Size | 3.59 AC |
| Price | $1,195,000 |
| Sale Type | Investment |
| Sale Condition | Build to Suit |
| No. Lots | 1 |
| Property Type | Land |
| Property Subtype | Residential |
| Proposed Use | Multifamily |
| Total Lot Size | 3.59 AC |
1 Lot Available
Lot
| Price | $1,195,000 | Lot Size | 3.59 AC |
| Price Per AC | $332,869.08 |
| Price | $1,195,000 |
| Price Per AC | $332,869.08 |
| Lot Size | 3.59 AC |
Fully entitled 46-unit townhome development on 3.59 acres at a signalized hard corner in Grants Pass. City-approved, PE-stamped engineering, $56,964/yr in-place income offsets carry while you permit. $43,370 per entitled door.
Description
Right — the sales description carried the deal (entitlement, pricing, disclosures, market gap). The property description should carry the asset and the place: the physical site, what the approved plan actually builds, and the location story. Here's a draft at ~3,700 characters with essentially zero overlap: The site. Four contiguous tax lots totaling 3.59 acres (156,380 SF) at the signalized intersection of Williams Highway and West Harbeck Road — Tax Map 36S-05W-30-BC, Lots 100, 200, 300, 500. The parcels run level along the Williams Highway frontage with 815 SW West Harbeck Road wrapping the hard corner. FEMA Zone X (minimal hazard); the mapped AE floodplain lies well north of the site along the creek corridor. Soils are predominantly Barron coarse sandy loam and Clawson sandy loam at 2–7% slopes — well-drained, buildable ground typical of the developed corridor. Cascade, valley, and neighborhood views from the 1.80-acre 2090 parcel. Utilities — verified from the City's engineering record. 12-inch water mains run in both Williams Highway and West Harbeck Road; sanitary sewer (10-inch and 8-inch) and a 30-inch storm main serve the West Harbeck frontage; the corner intersection is signalized with ADA improvements. On-site extensions for the 46-unit project are engineered to 30% schematic design (Gerlitz Engineering, GP-611-24). Existing homes are on wells, to be abandoned at development. What the approved plan builds. Sunrise Village Townhomes: 46 fee-simple townhome lots — interior lots ~1,677–1,800 SF, end and corner lots ~2,000–3,160 SF — with internal drive aisles, guest parking, common area, and HOA-maintained open space laid out on the engineered sheets. The water main loops from West Harbeck to the existing Williams Highway main, avoiding a dead-end system. Stormwater collects to an oversized rain garden/detention pond treating and detaining the 25-year storm in a single BMP, with overflow to the 30-inch main; infiltration testing proves feasibility. A 6-foot sound wall along Williams Highway and part of West Harbeck buffers the future community. Construction is entitled in two phases — 21 units, the detention pond, and the central common area first; 25 units, the looped main, and a second Williams driveway second — letting a builder manage construction-loan exposure. What the lots support. At the approved footprints, the plan comfortably carries a three-story attached townhome of roughly 1,750 SF with a 1-car attached garage — the configuration regional merchant builders are delivering today. Interior lots take the smaller plans; end and corner lots accommodate larger premium units. Architecture is at the buyer's discretion within the approved envelope — bedroom count, garage, and finish level can be tuned to the chosen exit without returning to the City for a new land-use approval. The corridor. Williams Highway is the principal southern arterial connecting central Grants Pass to the Williams and Applegate Valley communities — an established south-side corridor that already carries the rooftops, schools, and daily-needs retail a for-sale community wants around it. The market area. Grants Pass (pop. ~40,000 city / ~88,000 county) is the county seat and commercial center of the western Rogue Valley, on I-5 roughly halfway between San Francisco and Portland. The economy is anchored by healthcare (Asante Three Rivers Medical Center, a 125-bed acute-care hospital among the county's largest employers), education (Rogue Community College), and a year-round Rogue River recreation base. The subject's own ZIP 97527 skews settled and ownership-oriented: 72.8% owner-occupied, median home value $481,099, median household income $67,807 forecast to $75,645 by 2030 (Esri 2025) — above both city and county medians. Growth runs on steady in-migration from higher-cost West Coast metros — households arriving equity-rich and ownership-minded, into a for-sale stock that is overwhelmingly aging detached homes. Existing improvements. Four single-family residences, one per parcel (1910–1963, 696–1,488 SF), tenant-occupied month-to-month.
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815 W Harbeck Rd - Sunrise Village — 46 Entitled Townhome Lots
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