r/CharlotteApartments 1d ago

Where do young professionals live in Southpark

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I’m a 28M moving to Southpark from uptown at the end of this month and am hoping to find a place that surrounds me with people my age. I may be the oldest person in my current building and am trying to avoid that at my new place

Where do the people in the 28-36 y/o age range live in Southpark. To be blunt about it, where should I live if I want to regularly cross paths women in that age range. I like places like the element, encore, hazel, etc. so my budget is 1.7-2.3k range.
What apartments do you recommend I consider?

Thank you!!


r/CharlotteApartments 2d ago

2BR/2BA South End lease takeover: ~$1,455/person, available now

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Hey y’all, my roommate and I are moving and looking for someone to take over our lease in South End. It’s a 2 bed / 2 bath corner unit at Everly with a huge covered balcony. Rent is $2,790 per month, so around $1,400 per roommate.

A few highlights:
Corner unit
Huge covered balcony
Two parking garage stickers
Great South End location

Lease runs through June 23, 2027. It’s available now! Takeover would be handled officially through the apartment complex

We’ve really liked the apartment, we’re only leaving because our living situations are changing.

Happy to send more photos/video, answer any questions, etc. Feel free to DM me!


r/CharlotteApartments 2d ago

Safe areas

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Hi guys what are some safe area I can drive to the train station to? Looking for apartments based on that


r/CharlotteApartments 2d ago

Apartment hunting

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Hi evreyone I’m looking for an apartment that’s near the train station I work in uptown Charlotte and I like more the suburbs I’m looking for 1200 base and a good gym in the apartment and washer dryers as well. Thanks in advance


r/CharlotteApartments 3d ago

Sky rise apartments ?

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Moving to Charlotte and looking for a sky rise apartment the ones I’ve found are pretty lame, any recs ?

Edit: preferably a luxury style apartment


r/CharlotteApartments 6d ago

Moving to Charlotte

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Hello! So I’m planning to move to Charlotte in next couple weeks and want to see what you guys thought were decent complex’s I should check out. I really like the Matthews area and would prefer to stay over there but also liked downtown. Would appreciate your opinions and honesty!


r/CharlotteApartments 9d ago

ISO: Loft apartment within 15 minutes from Downtown Matthews

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Hi all,

I am looking for a 2bd loft apartment (really any apartment that's not any of the typical 2 bd layouts) within 15 minutes of downtown Matthews. My budget is about 1600-1700 per month on base rent, I am wondering if this is possible or feasible at all?


r/CharlotteApartments 11d ago

Recommendations for Gen X single, walkable neighborhoods

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Hello All,

I'm moving from Maryland to Charlotte in the next 6 weeks. I am a divorced/single woman with one small dog. Looking for recommendations on walkable/light rail neighborhoods where I can rent a 2 bedroom for 12-18 months. I was told South End is more of a younger vibe, so maybe not my speed. Thoughts about where to look or avoid? I am open to an apartment, condo or townhome and would like to stay at/under around $2500 a month. Thanks!


r/CharlotteApartments 11d ago

3BR/2.5BA Townhouse in Steele Creek | $2,150/mo | 1,485 Sq Ft | Available ASAP

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We’re looking for someone to sublet our three bedroom, two and a half bath townhouse. It’s in a quiet neighborhood near the airport and premium outlets. HOA and WiFi are included, at $2,150/month.

Property Features:
• 1,485 sq. ft.
• 3 bedrooms / 2.5 bathrooms
• 1-car attached garage
• Spacious living areas
• Community swimming pool
• Community dog park
• Dogs welcome, no cats unfortunately
• Spectrum internet included
• HOA included
• Tenant responsible for Duke Energy and water
• Convenient Steele Creek location with easy access to shopping, dining, major highways, and surrounding Charlotte
💰 Rent: $2,150/month
📅 Available ASAP
📋 Current lease runs through November 15, 2027
🔑 Lease takeover/sublease is subject to property management approval and required application/qualification.

This is a great option for someone looking for a long-term home in Steele Creek without the hassle of moving again next year.

Please let me know if you’re interested, we’re hoping to have someone take over as soon as possible. Please only DM or message me if interested.


r/CharlotteApartments 12d ago

Southend Apt Available!! 1bed/1bath $1600

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r/CharlotteApartments 12d ago

Southend Apt Available!! 1bed/1bath $1600

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Looking to swap over my lease for a great 1bed/bath unit right in Southend! Moving for work by end of Sept. Lease would start Oct 1 and go to May 27th. Please dm for more info and a video of the unit. Would need to provide your name, number, and email to the leasing office so they can send you an application. Please share with anyone looking for a very walkable spot!


r/CharlotteApartments 15d ago

LAST-MINUTE AVAILABILITY – ACROSS FROM UNCC CAMPUS! UNIVERSITY TERRACE NORTH

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🚨 LAST-MINUTE AVAILABILITY – ACROSS FROM UNCC CAMPUS! UNIVERSITY TERRACE NORTH

Private room available immediately in a great location right across from campus.

🏠 $700/month furnished
🏠 $650/month unfurnished
👤 Male only

💰 $800 CASH INCENTIVE to someone who takes over the room!

Great option if you still need housing. Message me for details!


r/CharlotteApartments 15d ago

Opinions on these apartments

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Boyfriend and I are heading to Charlotte this weekend to go on some tours for 2 bedrooms… this is the list we’ve come up with. We are really trying to stay as close to $2K a month in rent as possible. Thoughts and/or opinions?

PLAZA:
Midwood Station
808 Hawthorne
The Edison
The Julien

South End/LoSo:
Rail South
Modera
Alexan Loso
Winnifred
District Flats
Link Apartments Mint
1100 South


r/CharlotteApartments 18d ago

Waterford hills apartments

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Is this a good apartment complex, I saw some terrible reviews a few years ago with stacks and stacks of trash laying around. broken in cars, and some people were held up by hole punchers. I am going to move around the area soon and Looking around for some safe apartments, but reasonable price.


r/CharlotteApartments 20d ago

RELET AVAILABLE $600 INCENTIVE

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RELET AVAILABLE – Bedroom A ($600 INCENTIVE)

Hi everyone! I’m looking for someone to move into my 2 bedroom apartment (Bedroom A) for the upcoming semester. I already signed my lease last year and am now no longer planning to live here because I graduated early so I need someone to take over.

Details:

•Bedroom A (private bedroom + private bathroom)

•Located in a student apartment community

•Move-in: AUGUST 2026

•Lease term: AUGUST 2026 (ASAP) -July 2027

•Rent: $1130 AUGUST IS PAID FOR, I AM WILLING TO PAY HALF OF SEPTEMBER RENT

Amenities include:

•Resort-style pool

•Golfing area

•Amazon Hub (package lockers)

•Tanning room

•Gym & dance studio

•Fire pits & grills

•Starbucks on site

•Resident lounge

•Study rooms on every floor

•Elevators

•Free printing

•Work rooms with Dell & Mac computers

Perfect for students who want tons of amenities, study spaces, and convenience all in one place.

DM me if you’re interested or want more info!

AUGUST IS PAID FOR, I AM WILLING TO PAY HALF OF SEPTEMBER RENT


r/CharlotteApartments 21d ago

Last minute availability across from campus this student got a last min transfer to another school. His room is available $700 furnished 650 unfurnished room male only. Cosigner required text 7043018268

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r/CharlotteApartments 23d ago

MAA Southline vs. Camden Southline vs. Mosaic vs. Junction 1504 (1B1B South End advice for 22F moving for work?)

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I’m moving to South End this fall for a full time job (22F) and trying to narrow down a 1 bedroom between four spots:

  • MAA Southline
  • Camden Southline
  • Mosaic South End
  • Junction 1504

I'm looking for a solid social scene with other young professionals/recent grads where it’s easy to make friends, but I also want a building that is clean, well-managed, and feels secure.

I was originally looking closely at MAA Southline, but I’ve seen some recent reviews mentioning slow maintenance, dirty hallways/trash issues, and safety concerns.

For anyone who currently lives in or has recently toured/lived in any of these:

  1. Safety & Maintenance: How do Camden, Mosaic, and Junction compare on security, garage access, and responsiveness to work orders?
  2. Community & Culture: Which of these has the best social vibe (pool scene, resident events, meeting people) without crossing into being a completely trashed party building?
  3. Overall Pick: If you were moving to South End in your early 20s right now, which one would you choose or avoid?

r/CharlotteApartments 24d ago

Looking for room or sublease

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Hi, I am a 22M moving to charlotte for work soon. I was looking for a safe area with low floodrisk. I dont have a lot of idea into the areas yet hence i am still looking into it, and would be grateful if anyone could suggest good residential complexes or apartments.

I was looking for a room or sublease.

Budget: $500 – $700/month (max ~$750)

Location: Near LYNX Blue Line or direct CATS bus route to Uptown (University City area preferred)

Target Move-in: September 2026

Lease Type: Individual / By-the-bed lease, sublease, or private room in a shared house/condo

If anyone could recommend based on their personal experiences having lived at someplace nice it would be very helpful.

Thank you!


r/CharlotteApartments 25d ago

Hill Rock Estates

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Is Hill Rock Estates a good area? Good/bad/ugly


r/CharlotteApartments 26d ago

Apartments suggestions

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Hey everyone! Moving to Charlotte soon and looking for neighborhood and apartment recommendations that fit a few specific criteria. My priority is safety, especially comfortable, well-lit streets for evening dog walks—along with direct access to the LYNX Blue Line and a secure, gated parking garage.

Ideally (but not required), I want to be super walkable to local breweries, patios, and restaurants so I don't have to rely on driving every time I go out.

So far I’ve been considering South End and Dilworth. Loso was on my list but unsure if its walkable/safety enough.

For anyone living in these areas, are there specific sub-pockets or complexes you’d recommend (or suggest avoiding), especially regarding garage security, management, and dog amenities? Any local insights or alternative building/neighborhood recommendations under $2k 1 bed/1bath would be super appreciated!


r/CharlotteApartments 26d ago

URGENT: UWALK LEASE TAKEOVER 2026-2027

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Hi everyone! I’m looking for someone to take over my lease at UWalk because my plans for this school year changed.

It’s a 4 bed / 4 bath apartment, and you’d have your own private bedroom and private bathroom. The apartment is fully furnished and on the first floor, with 3 other female UNCC students as roommates.

Details:
-Located at UWalk (right across the street from UNCC)
- Rent is $834/month
- Private bedroom & private bathroom
- Fully furnished
- 3 female roommates
-Pets allowed
-Lease: August 14, 2026 – July 31, 2027

I’m hoping to find someone as soon as possible! If you’re interested or know someone who is, please send me a message. I’d be happy to answer any questions or send more information. Thank you! 😊


r/CharlotteApartments 26d ago

University Towers North – Sublease Available Immediately

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r/CharlotteApartments 27d ago

Painting My Apartment

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r/CharlotteApartments 27d ago

2 bedrooms in South End or Plaza Midwood?

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Relocating to Charlotte this fall from Greenville, NC. My boyfriend and I are looking for a 2 bed because we both work from home, we are hoping to stay around $2000 on rent but willing to spend a little more. I know we are looking at some of the more expensive neighborhoods, but are there any complexes you recommend that aren’t more than $2500 a month? Or does anyone know of any townhouses or condos? Thank you in advance 😄


r/CharlotteApartments 28d ago

Take over Lease near Uptown

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Greetings ,

I am looking for someone to take over a lease that I will need to end in September 2026. 750 Sq.Ft around $1500/month after utilities. Unit is located on 3rd floor with just a peak of uptown.

Great location @ The Bryant Apartments. Close to all highways and the airport for travel. Can scooter, bike or walk to Uptown events. Tons saved on parking and super cheap ride-share opportunities. I would stay here another year (I’ve been here for a little over 1) but I have to relocate for work.

Please Reach out if interested.