Charlotte’s historical rent series averaged $2,291 per month in Q2 2026. Monthly averages were $2,158 in April, $2,329 in May, and $2,387 in June.
If you are choosing an area now, use the October 1 neighborhood prices below. Compare Charlotte neighborhoods on the rent map before you select apartments to visit.
Charlotte rent history: April through June
| Month | Historical average asking rent | Days with data |
|---|---|---|
| April | $2,158 | 22 |
| May | $2,329 | 31 |
| June | $2,387 | 30 |
We calculate each daily value from the average asking rent at tracked properties. We average the available daily values within each month, then average the three monthly values for Q2. April has data for 22 days, so its average covers those observations. Each property has equal weight within a daily value. The mix of tracked properties can change, so this series does not measure rent changes at the same apartments.
Compare neighborhoods for your next apartment
The following table uses a separate snapshot retrieved on October 1, 2026. It shows tracked areas with at least five properties. These are neighborhood asking-rent averages, not Q2 averages or prices for a specific bedroom size.
| Neighborhood | Snapshot average asking rent | Tracked properties |
|---|---|---|
| Charlotte center city | $2,434 | 21 |
| Dilworth | $2,321 | 26 |
| Country Club Heights | $1,932 | 11 |
| Cherry | $1,878 | 7 |
| Tryon Hills | $1,674 | 14 |
Among these areas, the difference between Charlotte center city and Tryon Hills is $760 per month. Open the Tryon Hills rent history and Dilworth rent history to compare two areas before you choose a listing.
Use the right figure for your budget
The October 1 city sample averages $2,092 across 2,246 priced units. We weight each property’s average by its priced unit count. That method differs from the historical series above, so the difference between the two averages is not a measure of rent growth.
Your quote depends on bedroom size, lease term, and available units. Confirm required fees with the property before you compare total monthly costs.
Find apartments and compare another market
- Browse Charlotte apartments to compare listings for your move.
- Compare North Carolina cities if you can move outside Charlotte.
- Read the US rent report for national asking-rent context.
These figures cover tracked asking prices. They do not describe all rental homes or signed leases. The linked market pages can change after this report’s October 1 data update. Read how we calculate rent figures.