1st Row Warehouse is a condominium community in the 3rd Ward of Uptown Charlotte. As the first building in the Third Ward Warehouse District, this 84 unit building includes 6 two-bedroom townhouses and 3 three-bedroom townhouses. This development in 3rd Ward borders Frazier Park and First St. The architecture features a fusion of warehouse and craftsman style architecture. The residents benefit from the secure parking, secured entrance, elevator, and private balconies. Units feature 9’ ceilings and standard hardwood flooring in living areas.

715 N Church is a condominium community located in the 4th Ward of Uptown. This complex was built in 2002 and features one and two bedrooms condos. Building amenities include swimming pool, rooftop terrace, and secured entrance from street. The building provides a great opportunity to those who are looking for a more simple approach to urban living while providing great potential for growth in future value.

Cedar Crest is a low-rise condominium complex in the 3rd Ward. This condominium was built in 1999 and is located directly on South Cedar Street directly across from the Carolina Panthers practice field. The condos in Cedar Crest feature a 2 bed/ 2 bath townhome style floor plans. These spacious condos offer 1,100 to 1,240 square feet of living area and 2 ground level parking spaces. All units in this complex offer a terrace with views of the Uptown skyline and a birds-eye view of the practice field.

Cedar Square Condos is a condominium complex in 3rd Ward that was built in 1984. This complex has a unique design and look. Cedar Square is nestled behind Cedar Mill and next to Clarkson Place. Cedar Square has some of the larger one and two bedroom floor plans in Uptown. Floor plans feature town home style layout with a large private deck and fireplace.

Cedar Street Commons is a low-rise condominium in the 3rd Ward. The community was built in 1984 and is located directly on Cedar Street right across the street from the Panthers practice field. Floor plans range from a 595 square foot 1 bed/ 1 bath loft up to a 2 story 2 bed/ 2 bath two-level unit.

Davidson Square is a condominium community located in the 4th Ward of Uptown. This complex features both 2-level and 1-level units in this building constructed in 1981. The typical unit in Davidson Square features a large outdoor terrace in this complex which is located within a block of the best restaurants and entertainment in the Uptown.

Dilworth Edge is a low-rise condominium located in the Dilworth neighborhood of Charlotte. Originally built in 1968 as apartments, these condos are orientated around courtyards with balconies open to the courtyard. These 2 and 3-bed units, offer the convenience of a central location at an economical price point. The community features a swimming pool, assigned parking, and a trash compactor. There is a variety of things to do within a short distance of this complex including shopping and dining.

Duncan Gardens is a low-rise and townhome community located in the Optimist Park neighborhood bordering Uptown Charlotte. This complex was built in 2006 by Tuscan Development as an urban infill development. Duncan Gardens offers 2bed/2.5 townhomes roughly 1,000sf, 1bed/1/bath flat- 920sf, and 2bed/2bath flats-roughly 1,000sf. The neighborhood is a transitional neighborhood with lots of future development coming from both the public and private sectors. Duncan Gardens has proved a strong investment for the pioneers who saw the area for what it could be.

Elizabeth Place is a low-rise condominium in the Elizabeth neighborhood of Charlotte. Built in 2007 by Highland Park Development Company, this development of flats are an affordable alternative to the more expensive luxury condos. This complex is within a short walk of dining, coffee, and shopping. With a building elevator, these condos provide easy access for owners. These condos are a great value considering their location, finish, and space. Units range in size from 1,100 to 1,500 sf.

Frederick Place Condominiums is a low-rise condominium located in the 4th Ward of Uptown Charlotte. Originally constructed as an apartment complex, this building dates back to 1928. With portions of the building still operating as an apartment, this apartment to condo conversion provides another historical living opportunity for those who enjoy older buildings. This building features a roof-top terrace with beautiful views of the skyline. Individual units feature spiral staircases and brick exterior walls and have been renovated with new kitchens and new bathrooms. The Frederick is an excellent opportunity to live in a Historical building in the heart of the Uptown.

Jefferson Square is a mid-rise condominium community located in the 4th Ward of Uptown Charlotte. This complex was built in 2002 and features secured parking, landscaped courtyard with fountains, and sitting areas as. The sit formerly held Jefferson Apartments, and was destroyed and rebuilt as a condominium. The only remaining piece of the original apartment building is the Jefferson marble sign that sits above the Church St pedestrian entrance. This building is located within a block of the best dining business the Uptown has to offer.

Midwood Meadows is a low-rise condominium located in the Midwood neighborhood. These 1-level units, which were constructed in 1950, have many features that make them contain a classic elegance. Many of these condos contain the original hardwood flooring as well as the original fixtures that are impossible to duplicate. Each unit has a private patio that can be utilized at the owners discretion. The units are typically just under 900sf and don’t leave much room to be wasted with 2BR/1BA. 

Springfield Square is a condominium located in the heart of 4th Ward of the Uptown. This complex was built in 1981 and offers one and two bedroom flats and 2 bedroom townhomes. Located on 4th Ward Park, this complex is one of four buildings in the Uptown with a community swimming pool. Each unit has a large patio/balcony with some even enjoying spectacular views of the park and the skyline. This complex is convenient to many of the great things to do in the Uptown.

St. Peters was originally constructed in the 4th Ward of Uptown as a hospital in 1917. The building was later converted into condominium community that still offers the character of early 1900’s architecture. The character of the exterior combined with renovated interior, make St. Peters an excellent opportunity to have a unique lifestyle in the urban setting of Uptown Charlotte. The floor plans feature one and two bedroom layouts that utilize maximum space in this converted building. Located within the same block as the Uptown Harris Teeter and across the street from the 4th Ward Park, this community has many great features that can be enjoyed by residents.

The Kingston is a four-story classic architecture condominium located in the South End. Constructed in 2004, this building includes one to two bedroom units with one and a half to two bathrooms, designer kitchens, 10 foot ceilings, and large windows. The complex features a secured entrance, gated parking, and a private courtyard for residents. Just a short block from the light rail stop, this complex provides easy access to mass transit and the neighborhood shopping and restaurants that surround.

The Oakley is a low-rise condominium located in the Dilworth neighborhood of Charlotte. This condo, which was built in 2000, captures the charm of the neighborhood in this wood and brick clad exterior. Each unit features a fireplace and ample patio/balcony space. The units range in size from 1,100-1,300 sf. With private detached garages, these condos provide excellent accessibility to the neighborhood shopping, dining, and park.

Tivoli is a mid-rise condominium that was built in 2001 in the border in 1st Ward. The typical unit features 2 bed/ 2 bath flats around 1,000sf. While some 1br units exist the community consist largely of two bedroom units. These unique urban condos typically feature granite, hardwoods, and balconies. Tivoli is a great community for someone trying to get into the Uptown market and is looking for units that are conducive to roommate situations.  

The Village of South End is a condominium community in the South End. Developed by David Furman at Boulevard Centro, this complex sits amidst a mixed use village that features neighborhood services such as salon, coffee shop, furniture store, restaurant, and office space. The complex offers a variety of floor plans including flats, lofts, townhomes, and penthouse units. The Village of South End is walking distance to the shopping, dining, and night life of the South End area.