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Charlotte Metro and Neighborhood Information

Known as 'The Gateway to the South,' Charlotte, N.C., inspires growth and prosperity. Ranked as America's least overpriced city by Forbes in 2007, Charlotte is the perfect place to live and work. Both the Bank of America and Wachovia Bank have their headquarters in this city, helping Charlotte keep its title as the nation's second largest financial center. With a rich history from the American Revolution to the great gold rush of 1799, Charlotte has always been a prosperous city. Today, Charlotte is the fifth fastest growing city among large U.S. cities. There are 150 district, neighborhood and community parks spanning nearly 1,500 acres, with more than 100 golf courses.

Some popular neighborhoods include Uptown (the Charlotte city center), Cotswold, Eastland, Starmount, Biddleville, Quail Hollow and the Arboretum. The Myers Park neighborhood is full of southern charm with some of the city's oldest and largest houses with oak trees lining the streets and the NoDa neighborhood is considered to be city's trendy 'art district.' Based on its rapid growth, it is no wonder Charlotte was named one of the hottest and most affordable housing markets by the U.S. News and World Report.

Plenty to do

But as exciting as buying a new house in Charlotte is, there are many activities to choose from. The new NBA Charlotte Bobcats (the previous Charlotte team, the Hornets, relocated to New Orleans), the Carolina Panthers (NFL), and the Charlotte Sting (WNBA) always welcome new supporters. The hands-on science museum, Discovery Place, features an indoor rain forest, IMAX Dome Theater and the Charlotte Nature Museum.

Lowe's Motor Speedway is one of the most popular tracks in NASCAR racing and is great for families. Other entertaining activities include attending the Blumenthal Performing Arts Center to hear the Charlotte Symphony Orchestra and visiting the Levine Museum of New South to view the nation's most comprehensive interpretation of post civil war southern history.

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Community Information for 28207*

Population

7,500

Median Age

41.91

Median Household Income

$118,152

Households with Children

25.84%

Median Travel Time to Work

13.5 minutes

*Based on zipcode 28207 at the center of this area.


Real Estate Market Information

Median Home Sale Price 

$600,000

Annual Turnover Rate 

18.7%

In current residence 5+ years

44.21%

Median years in residence

4.35

Homes Owned

64.26%

Homes Rented

22.97%

Homes Vacant

12.78%


Charlotte, NC School Information

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Community

Total Population: 7,500
Total Male Population: 3,448
Total Female Population: 4,052
Population change since 1990: -2
Population change since 2000: NA
Median age: 41.91
Percent of households with children: 25.84%
Local sales tax: 7%
Personal crime risk: 458
Recycling likelihood index: 127

Transportation

Median travel time to work: 13.5
Transportation to work:
Public: 1%
Drive/Carpool: 91%
Walk/bike/other: 2%
Work at home: 6%


Education Levels

Less than 9th Grade: 1.54%
Some high school: 1.19%
High school graduate: 6.49%
Some college: 10.22%
Associate degree: 5.71%
Bachelor's degree: 45.24%
Graduate Degree: 29.60%

Occupation

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing: 0.00%
Mining: 0.00%
Contstruction: 0.46%
Manufacturing: 1.12%
Transportation and communications: 0.26%
Wholesale trade: 0.36%
Retail trade: 7.56%
Finance, insurance and real estate: 6.13%
Sevices: 83.26%
Public administration: 0.20%
Unclassified: 0.64%


Income

Average household income: $186,933
Income change since 1990: 113
Income change since 2000: 22

Climate

Avg. January high/low temp: 51 / 32
Avg. July high/low temp: 90 / 71
Annual precipitation: 44
Air pollution index: 94


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