The Truth about Charlotte’s New Home Market

A great site has emerged (Charlotte Between The Lines) that’s trying to give some factual data about Charlotte’s real estate market, given the national media’s attention of what they call a “slumping” housing era.

With all the attention the national real estate market is receiving, it’s easy to lose sight of Charlotte’s relative strength. But the truth is real estate is local and our piece of the world is one of the tops in the nation right now. Why is Charlotte strong and will it last? Why has Charlotte avoided the real estate bubble? What do the experts say about Charlotte’s future, both near-term and down the road?

Check out the facts. If you have any questions or comments, please leave them with me. I’d be happy to help you navigate this great market in finding your next home. Some nice deals are being offered by builders.

 


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One Response to “The Truth about Charlotte’s New Home Market”

  1. Charlotte New Homes Says:
    December 9, 2008 at 12:42 am | Reply

    Some good news is that new homes permits in Charlotte has reduced by more than 50% in the past year, this has allowed for a minimal drop in value and a much more stable market than many other southeast cities.

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