LocalCarolinasJuly 8, 2026

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700 New Units in South End: Will Your Price Slip?
Home Value PricingBy CC Evans8 min read

700 New Units in South End: Will Your Price Slip?

South End has major new apartment supply coming, but local resale data shows homeowners still need pricing and timeline discipline if they must sell now.

The $50,000 Email Scam Hitting Charlotte Home Sales

The $50,000 Email Scam Hitting Charlotte Home Sales

Scammers hack closing emails and redirect wire transfers during Charlotte home sales. The FBI tracked $446 million in losses. Here are 5 steps to protect your money before you close.

The $3,000 Mistake Most Charlotte Movers Make

The $3,000 Mistake Most Charlotte Movers Make

NC or SC? Most people guess wrong. Here's the real tax math for families moving to Charlotte — property tax, income tax, and the car tax nobody mentions.

Buying Your First Charlotte Home? $15,000 in Help Exists

Buying Your First Charlotte Home? $15,000 in Help Exists

Charlotte has 5 programs that give first-time buyers $7,500 to $95,000 for a down payment. Most never apply. Here are the details, dollar amounts, and how to start your application this week.

Big Money Owns 1 in 5 Charlotte Rentals. Check Your Street

Big Money Owns 1 in 5 Charlotte Rentals. Check Your Street

Corporations control about 18% of Charlotte's single-family rentals. A new federal law targets the biggest investors, but rising taxes, insurance, and repair costs are the bigger displacement threat. Here's how to check your street.

5 Charlotte Home Fixes Before Your Insurance Jumps June 1

5 Charlotte Home Fixes Before Your Insurance Jumps June 1

NC homeowner insurance goes up 7.5% on June 1, 2026. Five fixes costing $0 to $1,000 can lower your Charlotte home insurance bill before the hike hits. One takes ten minutes and costs nothing.

$32,000 a Year on Airbnb in Charlotte? The Real Math

$32,000 a Year on Airbnb in Charlotte? The Real Math

Charlotte Airbnb hosts gross $32,400 a year on average. After cleaning, insurance, utilities, and platform fees, the real take-home is closer to $19,000 if you self-manage — or just $9,000 with a property manager. A long-term tenant nets about $14,000 with almost no work.

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