Co-living investing in Charlotte, NC

Charlotte is one of the fastest-growing metros in the U.S., driven by financial services, healthcare, and tech sector expansion. Studio vacancy remains below 4%, and median rents have increased 30%+ since 2020 — creating a structural affordability gap that co-living directly addresses.

We focus on workforce-dense corridors within 20–25 minutes of Uptown and South End employment centers: areas like Steele Creek, University City, and Gaston County submarkets where acquisition prices are favorable and co-living demand is high.

Yes. The Charlotte Housing Authority administers Housing Choice Vouchers and has active HUD-VASH allocations for veterans. Co-living properties meeting HQS standards can participate in these programs and receive government-backed rent payments.