Housing Drop Not Impacting Charlotte, NC

According to a recent article over at MSN Money, Charlotte, NC has thus far managed to avoid the woes of the housing drop that has impacted other metropolitan areas.

From the article:

In a handful of metropolitan areas — Charlotte, N.C.; Milwaukee; Seattle; and New York — the per-square-foot price of real estate still is growing (though far more slowly than at the market’s peak), according to Radar Logic.

According to figures recently published in the City of Charlotte in its Bicycle Master Plan, Charlotte’s population is expected to increase by more than 50% in the next 22 years – from 664,000 to almost 1,115,000! All those people will have to go somewhere! That makes buying property in Charlotte a winning proposition!

If you’d like to get in on one of the best investment deals in Charlotte real estate before it’s too late, then you should check out Windsor Park. This traditional neighborhood features quiet tree-lined streets, city parks, schools, and convenient shopping – all very close to the city center and major transportation corridors.