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MAA Chancellor Park

$1,128 – $1,648/mo

  • 1–3 bedrooms
  • 1–2 baths
  • 650–1,237 sq ft
  • 18 units available
8215 University Ridge Dr, Charlotte, NC, 28213

As of October 13, 2026, MAA Chancellor Park in Charlotte, NC has 18 apartments for rent from $1,128 to $1,648/mo. One-bedrooms start at $1,128, two-bedrooms at $1,363, and three-bedrooms at $1,528. The average asking rent has risen 2% since May 16, 2026, from $1,341 to $1,368.

Floor plans

6 floor plans · 18 available units · Prices checked October 13, 2026

Windsor

1 Bedroom • 1 Bath • 650 Sq Ft

Starting at $1,128/mo

2 available unitsPriceSq ftAvailableOpen unit
0112-104$1,128650Oct 12
0112-105$1,203650Oct 14

Yorkshire

1 Bedroom • 1 Bath • 735 Sq Ft

Starting at $1,148/mo

6 available unitsPriceSq ftAvailableOpen unit
0108-205$1,213735Oct 12
0115-303$1,183735Oct 16
0106-303$1,148735Oct 23
0113-306$1,198735Oct 30
0109-203$1,243735Nov 6
0111-106$1,228735Nov 13

Stratford

1 Bedroom • 1 Bath • 831 Sq Ft

Starting at $1,413/mo

1 available unitPriceSq ftAvailableOpen unit
0107-207$1,413831Nov 13

Carrington

2 Bedrooms • 2 Baths • 1,052 Sq Ft

Starting at $1,363/mo

5 available unitsPriceSq ftAvailableOpen unit
0108-202$1,4081,052Oct 12
0115-301$1,4681,052Oct 12
0112-208$1,4981,052Oct 12
0116-202$1,4981,052Nov 1
0116-301$1,3631,052Dec 17

Buckingham

2 Bedrooms • 2 Baths • 1,195 Sq Ft

Starting at $1,528/mo

1 available unitPriceSq ftAvailableOpen unit
0101-202$1,5281,195Nov 20

Nottingham

3 Bedrooms • 2 Baths • 1,237 Sq Ft

Starting at $1,528/mo

3 available unitsPriceSq ftAvailableOpen unit
0119-201$1,5581,237Oct 12
0120-201$1,6481,237Nov 9
0121-101$1,5281,237Dec 15

See all 60 units listed at MAA Chancellor Park, including ones no longer available.


Rent history

Over the past year, the average asking rent at MAA Chancellor Park has ranged from $1,129 to $1,509. The current average is $1,368, up $27 (2%) from $1,341 at the start.

Prices reflect the average advertised rent across units listed as available each day (120 days observed).
MonthAverage asking rentLowest – highestUnits listed
Oct 2026$1,342$1,128 – $1,64817
Sep 2026$1,345$-1 – $1,60316
Aug 2026$1,391$1,153 – $1,67321
Jul 2026$1,401$1,103 – $1,84814
Jun 2026$1,360$1,048 – $1,67810
May 2026$1,302$973 – $1,76813

Fees & lease terms

  • Rent

    $1,128 – $1,648/mo
  • Lease term

    14 months
  • Move-in special

    Lease Now, monthly rent has been reduced -$50! Certain exclusions may apply.^Lease Now for up to one month free! Certain exclusions may a
  • Earliest move-in

    Oct 12

Monthly fees

Community Fee

$18/mo

Garage Rental

$100/mo

MAA Connect

$85/mo

Pet Rent 1 Pet

$15/mo

Pet Rent 2 Pets

$30/mo

Storage Space

$40/mo

Utility Admin Fee

$3.75/mo

Due at signing

Application Fee

$75

Pet Fee 1 Pet

$325

Pet Fee 2 Pets

$525

Processing Fee

$250

Security Deposit

$150

Cost to rent here

The all-in monthly cost by apartment size, and how the rent compares across the Charlotte area.

Lowest-priced apartment: Windsor at $1,128

$1,652/mo

$524/mo above the advertised rent

  • Rent

    $1,128

  • Community Fee

    $18

  • Garage Rental

    $100

  • MAA Connect

    $85

  • Pet Rent 1 Pet

    $15

  • Pet Rent 2 Pets

    $30

  • Storage Space

    $40

  • Utility Admin Fee

    $4

  • Electric, gas, water

    est.

    $147

  • Internet

    est.

    $71

  • Renters insurance

    est.

    $14

  • All-in monthly

    $1,652

By apartment size

SizeRent fromAll-in monthlyIncome to qualify
1 bedroom$1,128$1,652$40,608/yr
2 bedrooms$1,363$1,955$49,068/yr
3 bedrooms$1,528$2,210$55,008/yr

Landlords commonly look for a monthly income of three times the rent, about $40,608 a year for the $1,128 one-bedroom. The median renter household in Charlotte earns $61,696 a year.

Compared with the Charlotte area

The median one-bedroom at MAA Chancellor Park asks $1,203 a month, about the same as the Charlotte area's typical one-bedroom asking rent of $1,225. Typical asking rents across the area are down 2.5% from a year earlier.

SizeMedian asking rent hereCharlotte-area asking rentCharlotte rent paid
1 bedroom$1,203$1,225$1,452
2 bedrooms$1,483$1,250$1,606
3 bedrooms$1,558—$1,765
Area asking rent: typical rent asked for a new lease across the Charlotte-Concord-Gastonia, NC-SC metro, Apartment List Rent Estimates, August 2026.Rent paid: median rent including utilities across all renter households in Charlotte, U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey, 2020–2024.
Rows marked “est.” are averages for this area scaled to the apartment, not quotes from the property. The income figure is a common screening rule, not this property’s requirement.

Amenities

  • 24-Hour Cardio & Strength Training Center

  • 24-Hour Emergency Maintenance

  • Attached Garages

  • Beautiful Wooded Setting

  • Business Center With Wifi

  • Car Care Center With Vacuum

  • Close To Shopping

  • Complimentary Wifi Hotspots

  • Garages Available For Rent

  • Grilling Area

  • Handicap Accessible

  • Internet Cafe

  • Large Walk-In Closets

  • Lighted Tennis Court

  • Onsite Storage Units For Rent

  • Outdoor Kitchen

  • Pest Control Service

  • Picnic Area

  • Playground

  • Preferred Employer Discount

  • Programmable Thermostats

  • Sun Deck

  • Wifi Cafe

  • Wooded Views

  • Smart Home Technology

  • Washer And Dryer


Amenity photos

  • Pool
    3 photos
  • Playroom

Location

8215 University Ridge Dr, Charlotte, NC, 28213


Resident reviews

3.9 · 200+ reviews
Overall rating
Positive
Mixed
Neutral
Negative
Management3.5
Maintenance3.5
Amenities and Shared Spaces3.3
Location2.8
Building Quality1.5

MAA Chancellor Park receives mixed feedback reflecting a divided resident experience. Strengths include responsive maintenance service, friendly and professional office staff, and well-maintained grounds. However, significant concerns emerge around noise and neighbor disturbances, security incidents, pest control issues, building condition and age-related problems, and fees including mandatory bundled services. Long-term residents report declining satisfaction, while newer residents often praise the move-in experience.

Management and office staff receive consistently positive feedback for responsiveness, professionalism, and helpfulness, with many residents praising prompt maintenance response times and courteous communication. However, some residents report inconsistent service quality, delayed responses to certain requests, and concerns about security deposit handling and mandatory utility fees. Communication gaps during the leasing and move-in process have been problematic for a subset of applicants, though most residents report smooth onboarding experiences.

Maintenance response is generally prompt, with most residents reporting same-day or next-day service completion for repairs including HVAC, plumbing, and appliance issues. Staff are frequently described as courteous, professional, and thorough. However, some residents report slower response times on certain requests, and a minority experienced incomplete or unsatisfactory repairs, particularly related to water damage and structural issues.

Residents appreciate responsive maintenance staff, friendly office personnel, and available amenities including a pool and workout facility. Common concerns include inconsistent common-area cleaning (particularly stairwells), limited trash disposal infrastructure, and parking/traffic congestion during peak hours. Security presence and property upkeep vary in resident experience.

The neighborhood offers walkable access to shops, restaurants, transit, and a library, with a quiet residential setting that residents appreciate. However, the property has a single exit that creates traffic congestion during peak hours, and common area maintenance is inconsistent—stairwells receive infrequent cleaning and trash facilities are limited. Maintenance response times are generally prompt, though repair quality and completion are inconsistent concerns.

Residents report significant concerns about building condition and noise insulation. Pest control issues, including cockroach and rodent infestations, are cited as persistent problems linked to aging building infrastructure. Sound transmission between units is a recurring complaint, with residents able to hear neighbors' conversations and activities through walls and floors. Common areas including stairwells and breezeways require more frequent cleaning and maintenance attention.

Summaries are written by AI from reviews residents posted on public review sites such as Google and ApartmentRatings. Each topic shows how many of those reviews discuss it.

Getting around

Car-Dependent

Minimal Transit

Not Bikeable


About this property

Tour MAA Chancellor Park luxury apartments in University City. Rent for 1-3 bedrooms starts at $1128. Enjoy open floor plans with walk-in closets and washer/dryers.


Nearby schools

SchoolTypeLevelDistance

Vaughan Academy of Technology

Public · Elementary
PublicElementary0.4 mi

Adventure Pre-School

Private · Preschool
PrivatePreschool0.6 mi

Mcj Licensed Day Care

Private · Preschool
PrivatePreschool0.6 mi

United Community School

Charter · Middle
CharterMiddle0.7 mi

Mercedes Day Care

Private · Preschool
PrivatePreschool0.8 mi

Talented Tenth Boys Academy Of Nc

Private · Middle
PrivateMiddle0.8 mi

Newell Elementary

Public · Elementary
PublicElementary1.0 mi

Teaching Achieving Students Academy

Private · Elementary
PrivateElementary1.0 mi

Maiya's Miracle Network Child Care Center

Private · Preschool
PrivatePreschool1.0 mi

El Shaddai Child Care Center

Private · Preschool
PrivatePreschool1.7 mi

Contact & management