Durham Apartment Rentals (Raleigh, Cary, Chapel Hill: apartment complexes, leasing, chapel)

[ND_Irish]

I did a search on this forum and was unable to find much information on the following two apartment complexes in Durham: One City Center and Liberty Warehouse. Since our family may need to travel back and forth to Las Vegas while renting for the next six to twelve months, I thought a two-bedroom or three-bedroom apartment in a nice building might make more sense than renting a home which I believe would require more upkeep. I would appreciate any feedback on the two aforementioned properties or any other similar properties in Raleigh, Chapel Hill, or Cary. Thank you.

[Tyberli]

I looked at Liberty Warehouse before I decided to go ahead and buy. I liked the location and layout (was looking primarily at 1 bedrooms) although it was pricey, there are plenty of amenities. In addition to a small gym/game room, you have the farmer's market literally right outside, and it's walking distance to downtown. Plenty of good restaurants/places to hang out in that area too, including Saltbox, Fullsteam Brewery, the Pit, Motorco. I think you pay more if you have a shorter term lease, so factor that in.

[bpains29]

If you can afford the rent in downtown Durham, then go for it

[Atony]

You didn't see a lot of information because these are very new complexes.

[Tellurium]

Most of regular posters here are home owners than renters, so you won't find that many rental info here. Maybe post at Bull city subreddit? One City Center is brand-spanking-new, just started leasing only a month or so ago, I don't think you'd find much review anywhere yet. Liberty Warehouse is slightly older, maybe 2 years? Online reviews seem mostly positive. BTW, you should check with the leasing office but I don't think neither apartments have 3 BDR units. You'd have better luck finding bigger and less expensive apartments outside of downtown.