
Apartments near 3rd Street-Charlotte Trolley in Charlotte, NC (488 Rentals)


SKYE Condominiums

The Green

Avenue Condominiums

Courtside Condominiums

Court 6

Royal Court Condos

Jefferson Square

Fourth Ward Square

Met Terraces

1400 Park Dr

1412 Park Dr

1418 Park Dr

The Village at Southend

The Dilworth

1620 East Blvd

The Regent at Eastover

Lofts at Elizabeth

911 Yellowstone Dr

2730 Catalina Ave

The Trust

230 S Tryon St

The Madison Condominiums

The Madison Charlotte

127 N Tryon St

TradeMark

5th & Poplar Condominiums

Churchill

St. Peter's Condominium

400 N Church St

Davidson Square Apartments

Sixth & Pine

Park Plaza

ChapelWatch

412 W 8th St

The Arlington Condos

Gateway Lofts

1101 Myrtle Ave

The Poplar

718 W Trade St

Twelve03

406 W 9th St

310 Arlington Ave

Myrtle Square

Cityview Lofts

626 N Graham St

Silo Urban Lofts

The Garrison at Graham

615 Seigle Ave

Lumina Townhomes

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