Charlotte, North Carolina Skyline

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Average Rent

$1,507 average rent in Charlotte, Q2 2026

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Occupancy Rate

92% occupancy rate Charlotte, Q2 2026

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T4Q Net Absorption

14,058 T4Q net absorption in Charlotte, Q2 2026

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Annual Rent Change

-4% annual rent change in Charlotte, Q2 2026

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BPS Annual Occupancy Change

-70 BPS annual occupancy change in Charlotte, Q2 2026

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T4Q Unit Completions

14,963 T4Q net absorption in Charlotte, Q2 2026

Key Takeaways

  • Demand accelerated meaningfully in Q2, marking the strongest quarterly performance in over a year and nearly closing the gap between absorption and deliveries. That resilience reflects Charlotte’s status as the nation’s second-largest banking hub and one of the fastest-growing large metros in the country.
  • The pipeline is contracting meaningfully, with starts down sharply and the under construction total shrinking, pointing to real delivery relief through 2027, even as the market remains among the more supply-heavy in the Sun Belt today.
  • Rents remain down year-over-year, but quarterly losses have narrowed sharply, while occupancy sits comfortably in the middle of Charlotte’s Southeast peer group, suggesting the market is nearing a trough rather than continuing to deteriorate.

Market Outlook

Charlotte is navigating the late stages of a significant supply cycle. Near-term completions will remain elevated, but the pipeline’s contraction over the past four quarters signals meaningful relief ahead…