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The Priciest Zip Codes for Renters in North Carolina in 2017
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...
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Location is one of the strongest indicators of housing quality, because it determines the quality of education, jobs and opportunities to which residents have access. According to Harvard University research, where we grow up will leave a deep imprint on us and will influence where we end...
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 whopping 8,200 new rental apartments opened in and around Charlotte in 2016, about 38% more than during the previous year, according to...
A thriving financial, banking and energy center, Charlotte has managed to maintain a certain level of affordability along with its growing popularity. Charlotte apartments for rent cost less than the national average rent, making it an attractive city for young professionals. After...
Article featured on: Report highlights: The national average apartment rent in 2016 increased by 4% y-o-y, reached $1,210/month, according to Yardi Matrix In...
If you’re a football fanatic who likes to be at the center of the action and plans their life around home games, then living near a football venue is for you...
Article featured on: Study highlights: The number of new green-certified apartments expected to rise by 32% in 2016, exceeding 59,000 units by the end of the...
Article featured on: New luxury rental apartments are not only raising the bar on quality and convenience, but also on rent prices. The current boom in high...
Planning to move to Charlotte with your fur friend? It’s a great choice for both of you. The city is a particularly pet-friendly place with fabulous pet...
With a citywide unemployment rate lower than the national average and major employers like Carolinas Healthcare System, Wells Fargo, and Bank of America...
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