Charlotte Areas & Neighborhoods
Compare Charlotte neighborhoods side by side
Use this comparison to quickly see how Charlotte neighborhoods stack up against each other on the factors that matter most.
By rent price (1BR apartment)
Here is how Charlotte neighborhoods compare by typical one-bedroom rent.
- $900-$1,200: West Charlotte, East Charlotte, Pineville
- $1,100-$1,400: University City, Concord, LoSo
- $1,300-$1,700: NoDa, Plaza Midwood, Elizabeth, Matthews
- $1,500-$1,900: Ballantyne, SouthPark, Huntersville
- $1,600-$2,200: South End, Dilworth, Fort Mill
- $1,800-$2,500: Uptown, Myers Park
By walkability
Walkability varies significantly across Charlotte.
- Very walkable: Uptown (90), South End (82)
- Walkable: Dilworth (78), Elizabeth (78), Plaza Midwood (74)
- Moderately walkable: NoDa (71), SouthPark (52)
- Car-dependent: Ballantyne (35), Huntersville (32), Concord (22)
By commute to Uptown
Commute time to Uptown varies by neighborhood and transportation mode.
- 5-8 min: South End (LYNX), Uptown (walk)
- 5-10 min: Dilworth, Elizabeth (drive)
- 8-10 min: NoDa (LYNX), Plaza Midwood (drive)
- 15-20 min: SouthPark, Myers Park (drive)
- 20-25 min: University City (LYNX), Huntersville (drive)
- 25-30 min: Ballantyne, Fort Mill, Matthews (drive)
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