Cities Near Denver, North Carolina

A

Alexis

$913 to $4,900
93 Rentals
Atlanta

Atlanta

$200 to $29,385
3,617 Rentals
Augusta

Augusta

$282 to $5,400
466 Rentals
BS

Barium Springs

$308 to $4,838
81 Rentals
BC

Bessemer City

$520 to $6,942
109 Rentals
B

Bethlehem

$700 to $4,925
81 Rentals
C

Catawba

$515 to $4,838
80 Rentals
Charleston

Charleston

$200 to $23,000
981 Rentals
Charlotte

Charlotte

$313 to $32,848
1,717 Rentals
C

Cherryville

$542 to $6,942
93 Rentals
C

Claremont

$700 to $3,964
98 Rentals
C

Cleveland

$308 to $4,286
80 Rentals
Columbia

Columbia

$401 to $10,113
622 Rentals
C

Conover

$550 to $2,860
86 Rentals
C

Cornelious

$1,035 to $9,409
87 Rentals
C

Cornelius

$523 to $9,409
178 Rentals
C

Crouse

$774 to $6,942
87 Rentals
D

Dallas

$788 to $6,942
119 Rentals
D

Davidson

$523 to $9,409
157 Rentals
Durham

Durham

$425 to $9,266
898 Rentals
G

Gastonia

$450 to $6,942
423 Rentals
Greensboro

Greensboro

$280 to $5,416
727 Rentals
Greenville

Greenville

$399 to $10,379
481 Rentals
H

Hickory

$500 to $4,925
200 Rentals
HS

High Shoals

$788 to $6,942
89 Rentals
H

Huntersville

$523 to $9,409
463 Rentals
IS

Iron Station

$788 to $5,389
87 Rentals
Knoxville

Knoxville

$450 to $7,091
899 Rentals
LN

Lake Norman of Catawba

$939 to $7,089
81 Rentals
LN

Lake Norman of Iredell

$985 to $7,089
68 Rentals
Lexington

Lexington

$495 to $6,250
1,098 Rentals
L

Lincolnton

$477 to $5,389
125 Rentals
LV

Long View

$750 to $3,964
65 Rentals
L

Lowell

$650 to $6,942
106 Rentals
L

Lowesville

$1,035 to $9,409
100 Rentals
M

Maiden

$580 to $3,964
107 Rentals
M

McAdenville

$970 to $4,900
79 Rentals
M

Mooresville

$446 to $7,089
312 Rentals
MH

Mount Holly

$650 to $4,900
153 Rentals
MM

Mount Mourne

$939 to $7,089
74 Rentals
MU

Mount Ulla

$446 to $7,089
79 Rentals
MV

Mountain View

$700 to $3,964
104 Rentals
Myrtle Beach

Myrtle Beach

$542 to $11,151
444 Rentals
N

Newell

$570 to $12,396
90 Rentals
N

Newton

$550 to $3,426
108 Rentals
Raleigh

Raleigh

$350 to $24,548
1,701 Rentals
R

Ranlo

$650 to $6,942
112 Rentals
Richmond

Richmond

$395 to $16,378
1,553 Rentals
SS

Saint Stephens

$750 to $3,964
64 Rentals
SF

Sherrills Ford

$939 to $7,089
78 Rentals
S

Stanley

$913 to $4,900
110 Rentals
SW

Statesville West

$308 to $8,000
150 Rentals
T

Terrell

$939 to $7,089
76 Rentals
T

Troutman

$446 to $7,089
86 Rentals
W

Westport

$1,057 to $4,800
68 Rentals
Wilmington

Wilmington

$590 to $9,338
438 Rentals
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Apartment Occupancy Rates: Renter Attraction vs Renter Retention

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There’s a tenet in marketing about client or customer attraction and retention. Studies and data have consistently shown it costs less to keep a current customer than to attract a new one.