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30Six NoDa Sells for $90M in 2019

30Six NoDa, a 344-unit mixed-use community by Crescent Communities at 424 E 36th St, sold for $90 million in 2019, about $260,000 per unit.

Aerial view of 30Six NoDa with the Uptown Charlotte skyline in the distance
Aerial view of 30Six NoDa with the Uptown Charlotte skyline in the distanceImage via 30Six NoDa

30Six NoDa, a 344-unit mixed-use apartment community at 424 E 36th St in NoDa, sold for $90 million in 2019, roughly $260,000 per unit. Crescent Communities developed the mid-rise, 561,280-square-foot project in 2018; Lord Aeck Sargent designed it.

Street-level view of 30Six NoDa's brick podium and mural artwork
Street-level view of 30Six NoDa's brick podium and mural artworkPhoto: Crescent Communities

The six-acre site includes 8,000 square feet of street-level retail and 462 parking spaces. The project is NGBS Bronze certified.

Mural-wrapped parking garage at 30Six NoDa alongside the LYNX Blue Line
Mural-wrapped parking garage at 30Six NoDa alongside the LYNX Blue LinePhoto: Crescent Communities

Amenities include a saltwater pool, courtyard beer garden, clubroom, indoor/outdoor skyline lounge, fitness center, coworking space, EV charging, and pet facilities.

The property sits directly adjacent to the 36th Street Lynx Blue Line station and includes an extended light rail platform and open plaza.

Address
424 E 36th St, Charlotte, NC 28205
Units
344
Floors
7
Sq ft
561,280
Completion
2017

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