Myers Park

Where some of the city's grandest homes are framed by a canopy of willow oaks

Southpark

Southpark has emerged as one of the largest business districts in the state.

Ballantyne

Ballantyne, NC has a population of 10,341 with an average household income of $137,402.

East Charlotte

West Charlotte

South Charlotte

Barclay Downs

Barclay Downs is one of Charlotte's most established neighborhoods.

Belmont

Home to the nationally recognized Daniel Stowe Botanical Garden.

Chantilly

As for real estate occupancy specifics, approximately 435 residents own their homes.

Cherry

It has a population of 836 with an average household income of $69,710.

Concord

You can see that concord still embodies the meaning of its name - harmony

Cornelius

It began as a textile mill village over 100 years ago, but the focus shifted west.

Cotswold

Its namesake shopping center and proximity to restaurants, grocery stores, and more.

Davidson

Known for its quaint Main Street, tree-lined sidewalk neighborhoods, and Davidson College.

Denver

It sits in Lincoln County and has grown due to its proximity to Lake Norman.

Dilworth

It is oldest streetcar suburb is known for its renovated bungalows.

Eastover

Southeast of the center city of Charlotte, it was the first suburb with driveways for motorcars.

Elizabeth

It's home to North Carolina's largest community college, and the city's oldest park.

Foxcroft

Residents benefit from being nearby to SouthPark Mall, Cotswold, and many restaurant.

First Ward

Charlotte’s First Ward Neighborhood is an award-winning mixed-income district.

Fort Mill

It is home to Baxter Village, a community of neo-Victorian homes.

Fourth Ward

This Victorian pocket neighborhood has some of the city’s oldest remaining homes.

Gaston County

Gaston County has varied topography, with maximum elevations of 1,690 feet.

Harrisburg

Originally a railroad depot town in the mid-1800s, Harrisburg maintains its rural heritage.

Huntersville

The countryside around Huntersville bursts with early Mecklenburg history.

Indian Land

Located just southwest of the NC/SC border, it's loved by many.

Indian Trail

Today you will find a wide variety of industries and commerce.

Kannapolis

It is a thriving city of around 44,000 people located along the I-85 corridor.

Lake Norman Area

It was created in 1963 when Duke Power Co. dammed the Catawba River.

Lake Wylie

This 12,455-acre lake offers a myriad of residential and recreational options.

Matthews

Matthews began as a small farming community in the 1800s.

Mint Hill

Within the town are many churches and excellent schools plus recreational facilities.

Monroe

It is home to the largest equestrian population in the entire state.

Mooresville

Home to the North Carolina Auto Hall of Fame, as well as many NASCAR drivers and teams.

Mount Holly

Bordered to the east by the Catawba River and Mountain Island Lake.

Mountain Island Lake

It is one of Northwest Charlotte’s many recreational havens.

NoDA

It is a former mill neighborhood that has been transformed into a funky arts district.

Pineville

Home to Carolina Place Mall, major retailers, and dozens of other shops.

Piper Glen

It's considered a premier neighborhood in South Charlotte.

Plaza Midwood

It's a hip neighborhood of restored bungalows, funky shops, and locally-owned restaurants.

Quail Hollow

It has an established reputation amongst Charlotte's finest neighborhoods.

Rock Hill

One of the largest cities in the state, it has maintained much of its historical character.

Second Ward

It's known as the government district, is also undergoing a surge in new growth.

Steele Creek

The Steele Creek area began to boom upon completion of the I-485 loop.

Stonehaven

The neighborhood was developed in the 1950s and 60s with winding tree-lined streets.

Tega Cay

Located on a peninsula in Lake Wylie, Tega Cay is 20 miles south of Charlotte.

Third Ward

Charlotte’s Third Ward is the most diverse of the city’s four original quadrants.

Union County

University Area

It was once a cow pasture and rural byways, with UNC-Charlotte plunked in the middle.

Waxhaw

Typically referred to as "horse country," the town of Waxhaw dates back to the 1700s.

Weddington

The town is located in Union County about 15 miles southeast of downtown Charlotte.

Wesley Heights

This neighborhood on Charlotte's northwest side is a designated historic district.

York County

A 30-minute zip down I-77 takes you from Charlotte to York County.

South End

Historic South End had its beginning in the 1850s when the first railroad line came to the city.