Charlotte is where you’ll find diverse communities catering to different residents. Trendy, lively communities include Uptown, South End and Dilworth, South Park (including Foxcroft and Morrocroft), NoDa, and Plaza Midwood. Residents interested in suburban living enjoy areas like Ballantyne, Myers Park and Eastover, Carmel Country Club, Quail Hollow Country Club and Governor’s Square, Weddington & Waxhaw, and Matthews and Mint Hill.

The area is a vibrant, historic, and walkable community with plenty of microbreweries and chic restaurants. Each community has its own vibe; its own unique food and drink scene, and its own aesthetic that it tries to maintain.

South End is one of the trendiest places to be, with a growing tech scene for employment, creative use spaces, a booming food and craft cocktail scene and no shortage of things to do. Southend boasts a variety of breweries, dog-friendly spots, excellent walkability, and a prime spot to “work, live, and play”.

South End is unique in its repurposing of old textile and industrial buildings. We saw small businesses move in and bring the vibrant lifestyle we know and love to the South End area as it grew.

South End bumps up to Dilworth which is known for its historic homes, newer arts and crafts style homes with larger properties and green parks. Single, younger crowds, trendy techies, and lively empty nesters enjoy the area because it’s easy to get around and have a social life, with plenty to do.

Dilworth Median Price: $836,250

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Though it’s the financial district, it’s also home to art galleries, highly rated restaurants, and charming cafes. It’s a unique blend of work and recreation, with live performance theatres and sports venues in the neighborhood, attracting a variety of patrons to the area.

Fans of the NFL’s Carolina Panthers, the NBA’s Charlotte Hornets, or the MLS’ Charlotte FC (to name a few), can indulge every game day either in the stands or a nearby bar. There are also a number of public parks and greenspaces. Uptown Charlotte is also the city’s top destination for rooftop lounging as it offers some of the best skyline views and cocktail hours.

Uptown CLT Median Price: $405,000

This area, and other centrally located neighboring communities like Foxcroft/Morrocroft are known to be affluent, upscale areas with a lively energy. These neighborhoods each have unique qualities, like parks, walkability, space, golf courses, views, city life, and more. South Park is known for its elegant neighborhoods, but in recent years it’s also become very popular for its high-end shopping and food scene. It can be compared to a much smaller Buckhead in Atlanta

South Park Median Price: $1,062,500

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NoDa and Plaza Midwood have become the hub of Charlotte’s eclectic arts and music scene. From cozy intimate restaurants and unique farm-to-table menus, to art shows and creative performance venues, these areas have really embraced the colorful, creative, earthy vibes.

Residents have loved on their refined, historic homes while adding new builds and creating their own scene. Plaza Midwood is known for its several welcoming cafes, authentic restaurants, and unique retailers with rare finds. The Commonwealth subdivision also boasts an eclectic, trendy, and artsy atmosphere

In Noda and Plaza Midwood, the visible Uptown skyline displays the original Bank of America Tower and the newer Wells Fargo building, which is easily distinguished from a distance as far out as the mountains on a clear day and a beautiful sight to behold as you prepare to land at Charlotte Douglas International Airport.

People moving to Charlotte love these neighborhoods because of the buying power compared to cities like LA, NYC, etc. and they are highly accessible with excellent walk scores.

Home to Ballantyne Country Club, Ballantyne is a suburban, but modern and family-friendly community. Neighborhoods in Ballantyne are rich with diversity and there’s something for everyone. Residents here tend to be established families, as well as in communities like Myers Park, Eastover, Carmel, Quail Hollow—areas that are suburban and still close to the city.

Ballantyne Median Price: $1,430,000

These are two historic, elegant, and leafy Charlotte neighbourhoods. The beauty of each enclave captures elegant southern style, charm, history, and desirability. Patrons with a special occasion can check out the Duke Mansion and the Morehead Inn for a beautiful event venue or cozy bed and breakfast, then pop over to Primo Prime for an intimate dinner and date night.

Freedom Park is perfect for a sunny day for yoga in the park, family picnic, jogging or even the casual dog walk and conversation with friends. Queens University of Charlotte is also in this neighborhood, so there is a youthful energy that comes to the area.

Myers Park Median Price: $1,540,00

Eastover Median Price: $2,178,125

Like Ballantyne, the communities of Carmel, Quail Hollow Country Club, and Governor’s Square offer that suburban, luxury and exclusive lifestyle while being a quick drive to the city and conveniences. You’ll find the most stunning, expansive homes and beautiful golf courses and manicured neighborhoods that offer some of the finest qualities of affluent living in the Charlotte area.

The average neighborhood price in each neighborhood covers a large range which offers variety for different price points. Governor’s Square is a much more established enclave for affluent business owners, socialites and those seeking luxury and privacy.

Carmel Country Club Median Price: $1,625,000

Quail Hollow Median Price: $1,455,000

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Weddington and Waxhaw are rural, scenic, and expansive communities. Both boast expansive properties, quality schools, and a strong sense of community spirit. Waxhaw has a historic downtown with a rich history and miles of scenic beauty.

Weddington Median Price: $1,137,500

Waxhaw Median Price: $665,000

A beautiful lake and river region extending from west of Charlotte all the way into South Carolina, the Lake Wylie neighborhood has a very laid back vibe blending with stunning homes, and water recreation access. It really embodies that Southern Vibe under the Carolina blue skies. Lake Wylie is one of the two major lakes in the area that are incredibly popular during the summer for all ages, fishing and boating.

Lake Wylie Median Price: $555,000

Neighboring communities, these two enclaves are known to be charming, family-oriented, and community-focused. They have the quintessential small town feel but they are minutes to major highways, towns, and the city, while retaining that tucked away feel. Matthews and Mint Hill are very family friendly with regular local events, small shops and a cozy, peaceful atmosphere.

Matthews Median Price: $525, 000

Mint Hill Median Price: $487, 375