Great investment property with great potential. Camas School District. Long time tenant, vinyl windows & sliders, 4 year old roof, new exterior and interior paint, new garage doors, new water heaters in both units, totally fenced for privacy. Tons of upgrades. Projected yearly income $33,600 Owner is a licensed Realtor in WA.
Multi-familyProperty Type
1971Year Built
$305Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
1 car garageParking
Listed by Jose Otalora Correa• Realty One Group Cascadia
Bought with Cristine Besmond• Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices NW Real Estate
GREAT investment property w/ great rental history,Very well kept units,All new vinyl windows & sliders, new gutters, new exterior paint 2010,(unit 933 all new bathroom,refaced cabinets,privacy patio,new fixtures,new blinds)unit 812 new kitchen cabinets,countertops, new pergo floor ,new blinds, new fixtures,STELLAR CONDITION,camas schools
Public Records
May 23, 1997
Sold
$119,900
$65/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$4,642 (+2.1%)
$229,263 + $289,049
$518,312
2025
$4,545 (+15.0%)
$229,263 + $289,049
$518,312
2024
$3,951 (−9.0%)
$174,350 + $302,211
$476,561
2023
$4,344 (+11.5%)
$169,880 + $275,339
$445,219
2022
$3,896 (+1.7%)
$169,880 + $295,764
$465,644
2021
$3,830 (+4.8%)
$131,880 + $217,161
$349,041
2020
$3,654 (+2.1%)
$122,939 + $195,153
$318,092
2019
$3,580 (−20.5%)
$111,763 + $169,698
$281,461
2018
$4,505 (+49.4%)
$78,163 + $232,567
$310,730
2017
$3,015 (+18.0%)
$68,078 + $158,379
$226,457
2016
$2,555 (+6.1%)
$68,078 + $158,379
$226,457
2015
$2,407 (+5.4%)
$57,992 + $132,910
$190,902
2014
$2,285 (−1.2%)
$46,510 + $103,425
$149,935
2013
$2,311 (−7.4%)
$46,510 + $103,425
$149,935
2012
$2,497 (−4.6%)
$52,155 + $84,299
$136,454
2011
$2,618 (−4.6%)
$59,850 + $102,804
$162,654
2010
$2,744 (+2.5%)
$59,850 + $102,804
$162,654
2009
$2,677
$85,500 + $133,700
$219,200
Tax history for 933 NW Greeley St
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$4,642 (+2.1%)
$229,263 + $289,049
$518,312
2025
$4,545 (+15.0%)
$229,263 + $289,049
$518,312
2024
$3,951 (−9.0%)
$174,350 + $302,211
$476,561
2023
$4,344 (+11.5%)
$169,880 + $275,339
$445,219
2022
$3,896 (+1.7%)
$169,880 + $295,764
$465,644
2021
$3,830 (+4.8%)
$131,880 + $217,161
$349,041
2020
$3,654 (+2.1%)
$122,939 + $195,153
$318,092
2019
$3,580 (−20.5%)
$111,763 + $169,698
$281,461
2018
$4,505 (+49.4%)
$78,163 + $232,567
$310,730
2017
$3,015 (+18.0%)
$68,078 + $158,379
$226,457
2016
$2,555 (+6.1%)
$68,078 + $158,379
$226,457
2015
$2,407 (+5.4%)
$57,992 + $132,910
$190,902
2014
$2,285 (−1.2%)
$46,510 + $103,425
$149,935
2013
$2,311 (−7.4%)
$46,510 + $103,425
$149,935
2012
$2,497 (−4.6%)
$52,155 + $84,299
$136,454
2011
$2,618 (−4.6%)
$59,850 + $102,804
$162,654
2010
$2,744 (+2.5%)
$59,850 + $102,804
$162,654
2009
$2,677
$85,500 + $133,700
$219,200
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Public record
Public record
Zoning
Beds
4
Baths
2
Stories
2
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
6,705 Sq. Ft.
Year renovated
1997
Sq. Ft.
1,850
Year built
1971
Style
Multi-Family (2-4 Unit)
County
Clark County
APN
86150000
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Oct 14, 2026.
MF-18
Multifamily Residential District
These zones are intended to provide for dwellings such as rowhouses and apartment complexes. It is desirable for these zones to be adjacent to parks and multi-modal transportation systems. These zones also serve as a transition between commercial and residential zones.
Permitted uses
Include but are not limited to:
Day care facility
Housing-Single unit
Housing-Multiple units
Housing-Senior
Park & open space
Property details
Parking
Parking Information
Parking Features: Garage, Secured
Interior
Appliances
Hot Water Description: Electricity, ENERGY STAR Qualified Equipment