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Updated May 2018 If you’re moving and looking to rent an apartment, you’ll want to compare rent prices in and around your area. No matter if you’re on the West Coast, the East Coast or somewhere in between, here are this year’s most expensive and least expensive...
Key Highlights: Charlotte’s urban core is home to the top 3 most expensive zip codes for renters in North Carolina 15 of the state’s top 50 zip codes with the most expensive apartments are in Charlotte, 9 in Raleigh Chapel Hill’s 27516 breaks the top 5 priciest zip codes...
The top growing cities in the country are among the largest U.S. cities, according to the newest U.S. Census population data. In other words, the most populous metros continue to be the most popular as well, drawing new residents to their already dense urban landscape. Millennials are...
Location is one of the strongest indicators of housing quality, because it determines the quality of education, jobs and opportunities to which residents have...
The Charlotte metro area is getting noticed on the national real estate scene thanks to its booming rental market and a heavy supply of new apartments. A...
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A thriving financial, banking and energy center, Charlotte has managed to maintain a certain level of affordability along with its growing popularity...
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