With summer right around the corner, in addition to the weather warming, the Charlotte real estate market is also heating up. Home values have increased 7.9 percent over the past year and predictions show this trend will continue. This means would-be homebuyers won’t have much time to simply sit and sip drinks poolside. Prices and… [Read More]

As people start looking forward to summer, the real estate market in Charlotte shows signs it is cooling off faster than it has been in months. While there may still be a decline in the market thanks to low inventories, the market for April was better than expected. Increases in price lower sales April’s home… [Read More]

For those that are interested in buying a home, the new year brings news of a robust market where demand still outstrips supply in many neighborhoods. In fact, inventory is down 25.0 percent since last January, according to the Charlotte Regional Realtor Association. That’s almost 3,000 fewer Charlotte homes for sale. Still, January listings are… [Read More]

The arrival of the holiday season is inevitably accompanied by an occasional dip in Charlotte temperatures. Those chilly days stand in stark contrast to Zillow’s “very hot” rating of the residential real estate market. Its home value index for Charlotte is now $175,500, up an impressive 8.3 percent since last year at this time. Furthermore,… [Read More]

As the cool winds of autumn more frequently sweep down from the Blue Ridge Mountains to the Piedmont, the market for Charlotte real estate continues to heat up. As October came to an end, there were only 2.8 months of inventory, and the average home was on the the market for only 51 days. Double-digit… [Read More]