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North Carolina Apartments For Rent

High tech development and research, as well as tourism, are luring thousands of people into moving to North Carolina. The tourist industry alone generates more than $1 billion annually for the state's coffers. After all the state is home to Kitty Hawk, and offers world class golfing, skiing, fishing and hunting.

The state's cost of living ranks below the national average by about 4%, which makes it a pretty affordable part of the country in which to live. North Carolina apartments are priced at 6% below the national average and are in abundance in this expanding area.

Charlotte is home to more than half a million people. It is the North Carolina's biggest city and is constantly touted by magazines as the best place to live in America. The city gets these props for the quality of life, housing options and affordability that it offers to new residents. The apartment market offers a variety of locations, prices and amenities, with basic studio apartments to luxury apartment complexes complete with pools, tennis courts and club houses. A one bedroom will set you back $400, while a fully loaded luxury 3 bedroom can top off at $3000 per month. The average cost of a three bedroom apartment is about $725, so you have a lot to choose from. The city has more than 100,000 apartments and condos in the area, so it shouldn't be hard to find one that will please you.

Raleigh is the state capital and offers a blend of urban amenities and lots of southern charm. State of the art culture is mixed with old fashioned southern hospitality and manners. Raleigh is part of the North Carolina Research Triangle along with Chapel Hill and Durham. The cost of living in this area is below the national average with average apartment rentals going in the $725 range.

Greensboro is smaller than the previously mentioned locations with 235,000 residents. The city is a financial and insurance hub and plays a big part in the manufacturing of auto parts, electronic and telecommunications equipment, as well as food and beverages. Despite a growing art and theater scene, apartment costs are more affordable here than in the rest of the state. An average apartment will run you about $650 per month.