Charlotte NC Real Estate

Charlotte NC November Sales, 2008 Incorporated in 1768 and named for the wife of King George III, Charlotte has constantly redeveloped herself, growing into the largest city in North Carolina. The Queen City, as it is nicknamed, has changed from an agrarian township to a gold town, textile center and banking giant. Now, Charlotte is the second ...

Charlotte NC STONECROFT Market Update 08/15/2008 Location, location, luxury!  The area's most elite custom builders joined the development team to creat an exclusive South Charlotte neighborhood, preserving age-old trees and boasting beautiful streetscapes.   A complimentary mixture of architecture is seen in the 120 ...

Charlotte NC Stonecroft YTD Market Report The Stonecroft community, located in the heart of South Charlotte, is a tranquil setting with stunning architecture at every turn.  Charlotte NC's Stonecroft YTD market report is reflective of the value in this fabulous neighborhood.   Location is everything to Stonecroft residents, as ...

On the eve of the New Year, I reviewed statistics for 3 of my major areas of Charlotte, Dilworth being one of them, and found these fascinating statistics for both single family homes & condos/townhomes: 2007 sales of single family homes ran neck and neck with 2006.  Days on the market were a bit higher for SFHs however, ...

Today's Charlotte Observer had an encouraging article by J.W. ELPHINSTONE of the Associated Press pertaining to our Charlotte market! In his article, Charlotte bucks housing trend; Home values grew while other cities saw declines, Mr. Elphinstone writes the recent S&P's index of  housing prices in 20 metropolitan ...

Saturday's Charlotte Observer had a very interesting article by Allen Norwood which proves my recent point about the Charlotte market! In his article, Price trends? Area stats among nation's best, Mr. Norwood sheds light on a recent press release by the National Association of REALTORS®, reflecting on our ...

Historically, Charlotte real estate has not followed market trends as in other cities in the U.S. due to our constant influx of banking transferrees and many other Fortune 500 Companies(we have over 300 represented in Charlotte).   Myers Park real estate is not experiencing nearly the problems that other neighborhoods in ...

This article was published on: 11/01/2007 FRONT LINES: News - Trends - Analysis - People Economy in Focus BY ROBERT FREEDMAN Beneath Market Punditry, Underlying Strength With some 5 percent of subprime mortgage borrowers facing trouble and global investors wondering if prime mortgages remain a smart investment, these are indeed challenging ...