Charlotte Real Estate Market Report for Dilworth

Charlotte Real Estate Market Report

Dilworth is a popular Charlotte, NC neighborhood with homes from $125,000 to $1,699,000. Dilworth homes are in the following school districts : Dilworth Elementary School, Alexander Graham Middle School, Myers Park High School. Contact me today for more information on Dilworth, or other great neighborhoods such as Cotswold, Elizabeth, Chantilly, Myers Park or Foxcroft. Below is the Charlotte real estate market report for the Dilworth community.  As you can see, Dilworth is currently in a seller's market and continues to show stability in this economic climate.   … Continue reading...

Historic Charlotte Real Estate Market Report

Myers Park Real Estate Market Report June 24, 2011

Historic Charlotte neighborhoods continue to show a sustaining market with a bit of improvement in home values and stable days-on-the- market. The Elizabeth community (below) shows a 92-94% list-to-sales price ratio with just over a year (true 3-month statistic) of supply on the market. The Dilworth real estate market absorption trend shows a 93-95% list-to-sales price ratio and currently 21 homes on the market and a nearly neutral 7-month supply on the market. Myers Park real estate market report is showing great improvement, currently in a buyers market.  List-to-sales-price ratio ranges … Continue reading...

Midwood Real Estate Market Report June, 2011

REAL ESTATE MARKET REPORT CHARLOTTE NC MIDWOOD 061711

June 17, 2011 Charlotte Real Estate Midwood Market Report Midwood, established in the early 1900's, was designed around a trolley line that ran from Downtown (now, Uptown). From the beginning, large craftsman bungalows lined The Plaza. Following the war, the development and home styles changed to cute cottages which were built deeper into the neighborhood. Newer construction now replicates the homes of the past and blend right in with the existing, historic homes. Midwood continues to be one of the most popular communities in the Charlotte area. With it's large park and friendly … Continue reading...

Charlotte NC Historic Communities | The Arts District

Homes for sale in The Arts District Charlotte NC

 Charlotte NC Live/Work Communities | The Arts District The Arts District, once an area of depressed old mill houses, is now one hip place to live in Charlotte.  Local artists begin moving into The Arts District, opening unique galleries on North Davidson Street, a stone's throw from our vibrant Uptown Charlotte.  Resturants, bars, boutiques and fabulous home renovations soon followed suit.  The Arts District is now alive and a community of its own with live/work condos, renovated mill homes, modern homes, and big beautiful bungalows.  If you're interested in a hip, unique, live/work … Continue reading...

Search Charlotte Homes by Zip Code | Zip Code 28204 Homes for Sale

Elizabeth Charlotte North Carolina Homes for Sale

Search Homes for Sale in the 28204 Zip Code Charlotte NC Just a stone's throw away from the million-dollar homes of Myers Park, you will find an unlikely community of renovated bungalows beyond public housing and boarded-up buildings in one of the city's oldest neighborhoods.  The Cherry community was named in 1891, and according to local tradition, it was built as a servants' community for the adjoining streetcar suburb of Myers Park, which began to develop in 1912.  The Cherry area is on the move, making major developmental and revitalization changes, primarily due to its premier … Continue reading...

Elizabeth Charlotte North Carolina – An Historic Charlotte Neighborhood

Charlotte NC Neighborhoods - Historic Elizabeth SOLD Historic Elizabeth listing on Clement Avenue   Ahh...the Elizabeth community in Charlotte NC in the spring is simply gorgeous!   The beauty of the mature landscaping, the aroma of blooming flowers and the welcoming feeling all captivate your senses as you traverse through this historic community.   Single family homes in Elizabeth range from brick mansions to quaint bungalows and even new townhomes and condominiums have sprung from old homesites. The Elizabeth neighborhood was home to department store magnate William Henry Belk, and the … Continue reading...