Trademark Condos for Sale

Est. 2007

Modern Uptown architectural statement

210 N Church St, Third Ward / Uptown 28202 · Built 2007 · 138 residences · 20 floors

Trademark is the central Uptown building for buyers who want unapologetically modern architecture — bold cantilevered balconies, full glass facades, and an architectural posture that reads closer to a contemporary art museum than a typical Charlotte residential tower.

Trademark opened in 2007 as a deliberate architectural statement against the brick-and-precast Charlotte default. Its cantilevered balconies and floor-to-ceiling glass produced floorplans with some of the strongest indoor-outdoor flow in the central Uptown inventory.

Buyer profiles tilt toward design principals, agency partners, and tech-and-creative-industry executives. The building's modest unit count — 138 residences across 20 floors — supports a more intimate operating model than larger peer towers.

Pricing tiers concentrate $475K–$700K for one-bedroom, $750K–$1.3M for two-bedroom, $1.4M–$2.2M for three-bedroom and lower penthouse residences. Top-floor penthouses with wraparound balconies have transacted in the $2.4M–$3.2M range when available.

Trademark at a Glance

Floors
20
Total Residences
138
Median Sale
$895K
Glass Architecture
Modern

Floor Plans & Price Tiers

  • 1 Bedroom Residences — 780 – 1,050 sqft, $475K – $700K. Single-bedroom plans with floor-to-ceiling glass and cantilevered balconies.
  • 2 Bedroom Residences — 1,250 – 1,700 sqft, $750K – $1.3M. Two-bedroom plans with dual-side glass and oversized cantilevered terraces.
  • 3 Bedroom Corner Residences — 1,850 – 2,400 sqft, $1.4M – $2.2M. Corner three-bedroom plans with two-side glass and twin terraces.
  • Penthouse Residences — 2,600 – 3,400 sqft, $2.4M – $3.2M. Top-floor penthouses with wraparound balconies, double-height living, and central Uptown skyline orientation.

Building Amenities

  • Sky Lounge — Top-floor resident lounge with central Uptown orientation and catering kitchen.
  • Concierge Service — Full-time concierge for package management and reservations.
  • Fitness Center — Equipped fitness facility with cardio, free weights, and stretching area.
  • Resident Terrace — Common outdoor terrace with grills and lounge seating.
  • Secure Garage Parking — Deeded covered parking with controlled access.
  • Bike Storage — Secured indoor bike storage.

Living at Trademark

Trademark draws buyers who want central Uptown access with a more modern, design-forward architectural posture. Daily walks to the central Uptown employment corridor average seven to ten minutes.

The building's intimate scale supports a quieter, more design-conscious resident culture than the larger high-energy Vue and Skye towers.

Weekends connect easily to the Bechtler, Mint Museum Uptown, and the dining of the Bank of America Corporate Center corridor.

Who Trademark Suits

  • Design principals, architects, and creative-industry executives
  • Buyers who specifically want modern architecture and floor-to-ceiling glass
  • Empty-nesters wanting an intimate, design-forward Uptown address
  • Pied-à-terre buyers prioritizing build quality and architectural distinction

Frequently Asked Questions

How does Trademark compare to The Avenue or The Trust?

Trademark trades on modern architecture and floor-to-ceiling glass — a deliberate counter to the brick-and-precast Uptown default. The Avenue and The Trust both trade on more disciplined institutional restraint. Trademark is the design-forward choice.

Are Trademark balconies usable year-round?

Yes — the cantilevered balconies are oversized and structurally engineered for full furniture loads. Most residents use them as true outdoor rooms three seasons of the year.

What HOA dues should buyers expect?

HOA dues at Trademark are mid-tier for Uptown high-rises — reflective of the concierge, fitness, and sky lounge programming without the largest valet operations. We review three years of HOA history during showings.

Are penthouse units commonly available?

Penthouse turnover at Trademark is low — typically one to two transactions per year. Most surface through private network introductions before public listing.

How walkable is Trademark to the central Uptown employment corridor?

Trademark is among the more walkable central Uptown addresses — seven to ten minutes on foot to the Bank of America Corporate Center and Truist Tower.