Raleigh, NC Apartments For Rent
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Types of apartment in Raleigh, NC
Raleigh apartments range from new mid-rise buildings to older brick garden apartments. Near Downtown, Glenwood South, Warehouse District, Boylan Heights, and Five Points, you can find renovated mill-style buildings, brick walk-ups, and older houses for rent with deep porches, narrow lots, and mature trees. Many apartments here have hardwood floors, taller windows, and smaller closets. Some houses have divided layouts from older conversions, so room sizes can vary.In North Hills, Midtown, Cameron Village, Brier Creek, and along Capital Boulevard, apartments often sit in larger complexes with wood-frame construction, fiber cement siding, and big parking lots or decks. In North Raleigh and Southwest Raleigh, many rentals include townhomes and newer houses with vinyl siding, attached garages, and open kitchens. East Raleigh has a mix of older brick apartments and newer infill buildings. The main tradeoffs often come down to stairs, parking setup, elevator access, storage, and how close you are to shops, greenways, and roads that can make commuting easier when you rent.