Charlotte Apartments and Housing (NO SPAM)

Renting in Charlotte usually costs an average of $1,286 a month. Renters should look for the best location, such as a good neighborhood with good schools. When looking at housing affordability, it's important to consider both cost of living and rent prices. For example, if you can get more square footage for your money in one city than another, your overall cost will be lower—even if there are higher apartment rents in that city total.

There are many types of apartments available: studios (smaller than one bedroom) start at around $1,000 per month; one-bedroom apartments are about double that price; two-bedroom units range anywhere from $1,500–$2,500 per month depending on size and amenities; three-bedrooms start around $2,200 and go up from there depending on amenities like gym access or an additional bathroom.

If you want to live near downtown or other popular neighborhoods where housing is expensive—and therefore potentially worth investing in—you'll probably want somewhere closer to those areas so you don't spend too much time commuting every day!

One thing you'll want to keep in mind when researching the city is its density. A high-density area means more people per square mile, which translates into less space for you personally and greater demand on public services like police protection from crime. On the other hand, low-density areas tend to have lower housing costs while still maintaining access to all amenities.