Alliance Residential Acquired Land for Charlotte Apartments
The company has planned a 336-unit apartment community at 1306 Berryhill Road for future residents.
Updated on Oct. 8, 2026 in Commercial

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Alliance Residential Company has acquired 3.39 acres of land in Charlotte's Enderly Park neighborhood to build a new 336-unit apartment community called Broadstone Enderly Park. The development aims to serve the growing demand for Class A housing near Uptown and South End.
Why it matters
This project reflects the ongoing expansion of upscale housing options in Charlotte, driven by the city's need for residential space near major employment and transit hubs like Uptown. It adds significant density to the Enderly Park area, potentially altering the local housing supply.
The community spans 3.39 acres with units ranging from 600 to 1,280 square feet, averaging 800 square feet per apartment. Alliance Residential Company closed on the property on October 8, 2026.
The players
Alliance Residential Company
A Scottsdale-based national developer with an active portfolio of luxury apartment communities across the Charlotte market.
Cline Design Associates
An architectural firm known for designing multi-family residential projects that emphasize modern urban living.
The details
Broadstone Enderly Park will feature a clubhouse, fitness center, game room, and co-working offices. Interiors are set to include quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances, and wood-style plank flooring. The project is a collaboration involving Cline Design Associates, civil engineer John R. McAdams Company, and interior designer MAD Studio Interiors.
Timeline
October 8, 2026: Alliance Residential Company closed on the land acquisition.
2028: The project is expected to begin welcoming new residents.
The Home Front
This development represents a shift toward more dense, amenity-rich housing options within established city neighborhoods. It follows the established trend of developers prioritizing sites with direct proximity to major employment hubs to meet the evolving rental preferences of local residents.
If you live in or near Enderly Park, monitor local community meetings for site-plan updates regarding construction traffic and timelines. Residents considering a future move to the area may want to keep this project on their radar as a potential rental option starting in 2028.
The takeaway
Broadstone Enderly Park will add over 300 modern units to Charlotte, emphasizing proximity to urban work centers. Interested prospective residents can monitor the project's progress and future leasing information through official corporate updates as the 2028 move-in date approaches.
Further reading
For more on the latest local developments, explore our Charlotte Commercial section.
More information
Find more information about the developer’s portfolio on the Alliance Residential Company corporate website.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Mecklenburg Times.
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