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Named apartment communities and converted mill buildings in and near the arts district — each checked against an official or published source, with an honest note on where it really sits.
This directory lists 27 named residential buildings and communities in and near NoDa, each checked against the property's official website or a published source. Every record gives the published address, the area it actually sits in and the source we used. Many communities borrow the NoDa name from across the rail line or from Optimist Park, so the area label matters more than the name. We do not publish prices, unit counts, availability or school assignments; confirm those with the property, CMS and county records.
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Mixed-use development
Apartment community beside the 36th Street light rail stop, previously known as Novel NoDa, with a community plaza and ground-floor commercial space.
East 36th Street · Mixed-use development
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Apartment community beside the 36th Street light rail stop, previously known as Novel NoDa, with a community plaza and ground-floor commercial space.
Apartment community
Apartment community on North Brevard Street in Optimist Park, south of NoDa despite the name.
Apartment community
Apartment community on Philemon Avenue, west of the Blue Line tracks, marketed with the NoDa name.
Apartment community
Apartment community on North McDowell Street, one block off the North Davidson corridor.
Apartment community
Apartment community on Raleigh Street, north of the arts district toward Sugar Creek Road.
Apartment community
Apartment community on Jordan Place, managed by Camden, close to the East 36th Street commercial blocks.
Apartment community
Apartment community on East 36th Street across from the Inkwell block.
Apartment community
Apartment community on North Tryon Street, west of the arts district, marketed with the NoDa name.
Mill loft conversion
Apartment community inside the former Highland Park Manufacturing Company mill on North Davidson Street, the building most associated with NoDa's mill-village origins.
Apartment community
Apartment community on East 36th Street, east of the North Davidson crossroads.
Apartment community
Apartment community on Cullman Avenue, west of the rail corridor, marketed with the NoDa name.
Apartment community
Apartment community on Philemon Avenue, on the far side of the rail corridor from North Davidson Street and in ZIP 28206.
Apartment community
Apartment community on Matheson Avenue, operated by Broadstone, west of the rail corridor.
Mill loft conversion
Restored mill building that The Community Builders converted to 47 affordable apartments, part of the same mixed-income effort as the Johnston Mill redevelopment.
Apartment community
Apartment community on upper North Davidson Street offering studio through three-bedroom homes, according to its official site.
Apartment community
Apartment community on North Davidson Street with one- to three-bedroom plans; its official site lists a rooftop, fire pit and garages.
Mill loft conversion
Redevelopment pairing the 1916 Johnston Mill with a new building behind it on East 36th Street; reported plans called for 235 apartments, 84 inside the mill.
Apartment community
Apartment community on the western stretch of East 36th Street, across the rail line from the arts district core.
Apartment community
Apartment community near the southern end of the North Davidson corridor, closer to Optimist Park than to the 36th Street crossroads.
Apartment community
Apartment community on Raleigh Street near the Sugar Creek end of the corridor, outside the North Davidson core.
Apartment community
Apartment community on North Brevard Street in the Optimist Park neighborhood, south of the arts district.
Apartment community
Apartment community on lower North Davidson Street, toward the Optimist Park and Villa Heights side of the corridor.
Apartment community
Apartment community on Festivus Court, off the North Davidson Street corridor.
Mill loft conversion
Loft-style residential community marketed under the NoDa Mills name. Confirm its address, history and current offering on the official site.
Apartment community
Apartment community on Stitch Bend Way, marketed with the NoDa name, in ZIP 28206.
Apartment community
Newer apartment community on lower North Davidson Street; its official site describes a rooftop lounge, pool courtyard and on-site market.
Apartment community
Apartment community on Rollerton Road, a short side street off the East 36th Street side of the district.
Answers
Where to verify: USPS ZIP Code lookup
Where to verify: Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools school locator
Publisher's businesses
Reading only gets a NoDa project so far. When it turns into offers, drawings or wiring, these are the companies connected to this guide.
These businesses are owned by or connected to this guide's publishers, Nicholas and Miriam Peters. Read the disclosure.
The wider family of guides is on Beyond NoDa.
Luxury real estate
The Peters brokerage's luxury practice, led by Nicholas and Miriam Peters, representing buyers and sellers privately.
Buying or selling a higher-end NoDa home — a renovated bungalow, a new infill house, a top-floor loft.
Real estate representation
The same brokerage's Charlotte-wide site, with a home search and home-valuation requests. A separate website from yourleaderinluxury.com, not a redirect.
Condos, townhomes and first purchases, or weighing NoDa against other Charlotte neighborhoods.
Luxury custom home builder
A founder-led Charlotte builder of a small number of custom estate homes a year.
A substantial new house or major rebuild on a lot that can support one. Most NoDa lofts and condos are not that project.
Luxury spec home builder
The Peters spec-home company, building finished homes for sale rather than to a client's drawings.
Buyers who want a newly built house without running a build. No current NoDa inventory is implied.
Interior design
Miriam Peters' interior design studio, working on custom homes, renovations and new construction.
Planning a renovation or furnishing a loft or bungalow where layout and materials both matter.
Home audio, video & technology
Home theatres, whole-home audio, lighting control, networking and security.
Wiring a renovation or new build. In a condo, check building rules on penetrations and wiring first.
Luxury travel guides
Luxury travel guides, hotel reviews and destination insights.
Not a NoDa service — listed so it stays one click away.
Related
Highland Park, Mecklenburg and Johnston mill conversions, compared.
Read →Ownership product in the arts district — HOA structures, sizes, and trade-offs.
Read →CMS assignment for 28205, magnets, and nearby independent options.
Read →Rental communities along North Davidson, and what renting here really costs.
Read →Primary sources
Each record links to the source used to verify it. School assignment is address-specific — confirm with the CMS locator.