Multifamily Rent Performance By City In North & South Carolina Entering 2024

Every city showed rent declines month-over-month and the last quarter of 2023. Only two (Rock Hill and Garner) managed to barely stay positive over the last six months.

City1 Month3 Month6 Month1 Year
High Point, NC-0.80%-3.38%-7.00%-11.01%
Matthews, NC-1.21%-4.45%-5.89%-6.64%
Wilmington, NC-0.92%-2.40%-3.95%-4.38%
Morrisville, NC-0.40%-4.79%-7.44%-4.35%
Raleigh, NC-1.15%-3.27%-4.13%-2.97%
Cary, NC-0.93%-2.42%-3.43%-2.68%
Durham, NC-1.23%-3.32%-3.80%-2.01%
Simpsonville, SC-0.90%-2.88%-5.09%-1.46%
Burlington, NC-1.16%-3.39%-3.15%-0.75%
Charleston, SC-1.00%-4.25%-4.83%-0.70%
Mount Pleasant, SC-0.87%-1.81%-1.13%0.35%
Winston-Salem, NC-1.57%-4.15%-3.32%0.80%
Mooresville, NC-0.36%-0.36%-2.09%0.86%
Apex, NC-0.72%-2.83%-2.95%2.30%
North Charleston, SC0.00%0.27%-0.99%2.43%
Greenville, SC-0.09%-0.88%-0.61%2.91%
Greensboro, NC-0.54%-2.72%-3.58%2.94%
Chapel Hill, NC-0.97%-0.97%-0.92%2.97%
Fayetteville, NC-2.40%-5.43%-4.37%3.09%
Charlotte, NC-1.00%-2.49%-2.13%3.18%
Rock Hill, SC-0.46%-0.18%0.89%3.25%
Garner, NC-0.08%-0.24%1.33%3.47%
Huntersville, NC-0.90%-0.90%-2.07%4.08%
Gastonia, NC-0.98%-0.88%-2.03%4.10%
Columbia, SC-0.39%-1.63%-1.47%5.35%

Source: Apartment List