• • • Looking for an apartment in Plaza Midwood? Here’s a quick breakdown of the top 5 apartment complexes in the neighborhood. Since the Great Recession, the stretch of Central Avenue on either side of The Plaza has been transformed from an under-the-radar cultural enclave to a thriving corridor of new development. In 2008, there were few apartments and no luxury rentals in Plaza Midwood; today, there are over 2,500 luxury apartments, nearly 1,500 of which were constructed in the past 24 months. Similar to South End, the surge of new apartments has bolstered the food, beverage, and entertainment offerings in the neighborhood. Free download seas0npass filesystem patch failed programs for computer. Most of the growth has been along Central between Louise Ave and Morningside Drive, with spurs now creeping down 10th Street into Belmont and along Hawthorne Lane to the north of Central. Note: Monthly rent quotes sourced from Apartments.com and individual property websites.

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Via Best walkability Location: 808 Hawthorne Lane Constructed: 2012 Number of units: 237 Managed by: Greystar Monthly rent: • Studio: $1,055-$1,610 • One bedroom: $1,155-$1,907 • Two bedroom: $1,617-$2,244 • Three bedroom: $2,131-$2,191 Why it stands out: • Central location with a short walk to essentially everything in the neighborhood • Full suite of community amenities including pool, clubhouse, fitness center, dog park • Easy access to both Central Avenue and Hawthorne Lane (bridge scheduled to reopen in Q1 of 2019, with Gold Line extension slated for Q3 of 2020). Via Best affordability Location: 707 Seigle Avenue Constructed:2015 Number of units: 190 Managed by: RKW Residential Monthly rent: • Studio: Call for availability • One bedroom: $999-$1,035 • Two bedroom: Call for availability • Three bedroom: Call for availability Why it stands out: • Note: Vistas @ 707 is part of the Neighborhood Stabilization Program, meaning that residents need to make less than 50%-80% of area median income to apply. • One of a handful of mixed-income properties in Charlotte but still offers full amenities suite and covered parking • Buffeted by Little Sugar Creek Greenway and Alexander Street Park with tennis courts and soccer fields • Walkable access to Uptown via pedestrian cut-through into Third Ward, access to I-77 and I-85 in under five minutes via 12th Street and I-277 • Around the corner from Catawba’s huge Louise Avenue taproom.