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Clodfelter appointed mayor of Charlotte
CHARLOTTE – The vacant middle chair on the City Council dais was filled Monday night when the council voted 10-1 to appoint state Sen. Dan Clodfelter as mayor. Councilwoman LaWana Mayfield […]
Charlotte housing market stabilizing, cash sales booming
RealtyTrac’s snapshot of the February housing market reflects cooling residential sales and a decreasing inventory of distressed properties. Charlotte sales of single-family homes, town homes and condos were down 0.8 […]
Charlotte gains construction jobs in 2013, as N.C. drops workers
CHARLOTTE – Between December 2012 and December 2013, the Charlotte metro area added more than 3,000 construction jobs, while North Carolina as a whole lost 3,700 jobs, according to a […]
Charlotte foreclosures slowly decrease to 1.5 percent in November
The Charlotte metro area continues to chip away at its foreclosed housing stock month by month. CoreLogic reports that 1.5 percent of all mortgaged homes were in some state of […]
Movoto ranks top North Carolina towns
Apex is tops! That’s the conclusion from Movoto Real Estate. The town just southwest of Raleigh earned the distinction as the best city in North Carolina based on its cost […]
Bar Louie coming to University Area in November
CHARLOTTE – Bar Louie, a cocktail bar company based in Texas, before the end of the year will be opening a location in the University Area, at 8760 J.M. Keynes […]
SunTrust to open new branch in Charlotte
SunTrust Bank is opening a new branch in Charlotte at 12916 Walker Branch Road in January, adding to its more than 150 locations in North Carolina. The announcement comes just as the bank reported that it will eliminate 800 jobs nationwide, including an undisclosed number of positions in Charlotte.
Charlotte to receive nearly $20 million in state street aid
The city of Charlotte is set to get $19.8 million in Powell Bill funds from the N.C. Department of Transportation, part of $145.6 million the state is distributing to help municipalities build and maintain local streets.
Housing reports depict a mixed bag for Charlotte real estate
Sales of Charlotte metro residential properties were up 4 percent from July to August and 18 percent year- over- year, according to a report by the real estate information company RealtyTrac, but the median price for non-distressed properties decreased 1 percent in the same July to August period to $168,000 from $170,000.
Nearly 300 housing markets listed as improving in September
A total of 291 metropolitan areas across the country – including Charlotte – now qualify as improving housing markets, according to the National Association of Home Builders/First American Improving Markets Index (IMI) for September, released Tuesday.
Charlotte Knights host final homestand in SC park
The Charlotte Knights are set to play their final six home games at their South Carolina stadium before moving into their downtown park in 2014.
Emergency landing for plane en route from Charlotte
Officials say no one was injured when an American Airlines flight en route from North Carolina to Dallas made an emergency landing in Little Rock because of engine trouble.
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