North Carolina law requires all counties to conduct a property revaluation at least every eight years to determine its market value. These new values are being sent out by the county to all property owners now because Mecklenburg County has advanced its cycle for appraisers to conduct the valuation every four years. According to Assistant… [Read More]
Study: Charlotte Among Fastest-Growing Cities
A new study gathered by a commercial real estate blog analyzed census data between 2015 and 2019 and found the Queen City to be one of the fastest growing cities in the country. “I love Charlotte. I love the weather. I love the people,” Christina Baldauf told Fox 46 Charlotte. The news station found others… [Read More]
Charlotte Real Estate Market Among Hottest in Nation
“I had not anticipated it being this difficult at all to find a house in Charlotte,” said Huck Broyles to WBTV Charlotte news. For nearly six months, Broyles and his fiancé Mary Helen have been looking for a home in the Queen City. “We submitted an offer and within a day they had come to… [Read More]
Spring Housing Market Expected to Be Leanest and Most Competitive Ever
There were nearly half the amount of homes for sale at the end of February in comparison to a year earlier. The inventory of homes for sale in February decreased by 48.6% over the past year, a higher rate of decline compared to the 42.6% drop in January. This amounted to 496,000 fewer homes for… [Read More]
Charlotte Housing Market Continues To Thrive
The odds of finding a for sale sign outside a property in Mecklenburg county are high but chances are there will be a bidding war before it’s sold within days or even just a few hours. The U.S. housing market has seen a significant rise through the pandemic and Charlotte is certainly not an exception,… [Read More]
Mecklenburg County officials assemble panel of business leaders to discuss reopening Charlotte economy
Behind closed doors, Mecklenburg County government officials are meeting with leaders of some of the region’s biggest companies to discuss reopening the Charlotte area’s economy. The Covid-19 Business Leaders Roundtable includes more than 40 executives and officials led by county manager Dena Diorio. Its members include officials from state, county, and local levels. The roundtable… [Read More]