North Carolina
- Ballantyne
- SouthPark
- Steele Creek
- Myers Park
- Dilworth
- South End
- LoSo
- Uptown
- Pineville
- Waxhaw
- East Charlotte
- Northwest Charlotte
Areas
Every seller is different.So is every market they sell in.
Charlotte is not one housing market. What is askable on a new-construction contract in the Fort Mill corridor is not what is askable on a house that has not changed hands since the seventies, and the person across the table already knows which one they are sitting in.
Where she works
Two states, and the line between them.
She is licensed in both Carolinas, which most agents here are not. That matters most in the corridor along the border, where two houses twenty minutes apart sit under different tax rules and different contracts. What the state line does to your monthly payment is its own page.
South Carolina
- Fort Mill
- Tega Cay
- Indian Land
- Lake WylieAddressed as Clover, SC
- Rock Hill
She has closed outside this list and will again. This is where she is positioned and where the guides get written, not a boundary on what she takes on.
The guides
What to know, market by market.
Housing stock and commute times are on every site in this city. These cover the part that is not: what tends to be askable in each market, and what to check before you write an offer there.
North Carolina
Ballantyne
Ballantyne is far south Charlotte at the South Carolina line: master-planned subdivisions, townhomes and condos around an office park that is being rebuilt into a walkable district.
North Carolina
Dilworth
Dilworth was Charlotte's first streetcar suburb: compact blocks, long lots, porches close to the street, and bungalows standing next to 1920s quadraplexes.
North Carolina
Myers Park
Myers Park is central Charlotte, laid out from 1911 to John Nolen's plan: curving streets, deep lots, and houses that range from original to rebuilt.
North Carolina
South End
South End puts condos, townhomes, the Rail Trail and the LYNX Blue Line within a few minutes of Uptown. That convenience comes with tradeoffs: HOA costs, parking, construction, nightlife and resale can change noticeably from one property to the next.
North Carolina
SouthPark
SouthPark is a mixed-use district in south-central Charlotte where established residential streets sit beside one of the city's largest shopping and office centers.
North Carolina
Steele Creek
Steele Creek was farmland until the late 1990s, and most of what is here now went up after that. Houses sit longer than they do in south Charlotte, and that is leverage if you know what to do with it.
Next step
Your market is the one you are buying in.
Ten minutes on the phone covers more of it than any page can, because it can be about the specific house rather than the average one.
Or text her at (704) 200-9360.
Start here
Tell me where you are looking.
The area, roughly when, and whether you are buying or selling. Then your details.
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