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Homes for sale in Charlotte, NC

Charlotte is North Carolina's largest city and a major banking and finance hub, with a fast-growing skyline and a mix of historic neighborhoods and new development. It's the anchor of the metro I work in every day.

I’m Frank L Coxx, a licensed North Carolina broker with NorthGroup Real Estate, focused on VA loan buyers and new-construction buyers across the Charlotte metro — including Charlotte and Uptown, South End, NoDa, Plaza Midwood, Dilworth, Myers Park, Elizabeth, Cotswold, SouthPark, Ballantyne, Steele Creek, University City, East Charlotte, West Charlotte, Highland Creek, Berewick, Madison Park, Montclaire, Sedgefield, Wesley Heights, Villa Heights, Optimist Park, Chantilly, Sherwood Forest, Beverly Woods, Providence Plantation, Mountain Island Lake, and surrounding Charlotte communities.

Things to do

  • Bank of America Stadium — Carolina Panthers
  • Spectrum Center — Charlotte Hornets
  • Truist Field — Charlotte Knights baseball
  • NASCAR Hall of Fame
  • Discovery Place Science
  • Blumenthal Performing Arts Center

Parks & outdoors

  • U.S. National Whitewater Center
  • Freedom Park
  • Romare Bearden Park
  • Little Sugar Creek Greenway

Dining & shopping

  • South End breweries and restaurants
  • NoDa's arts and live-music scene
  • SouthPark Mall
  • Plaza Midwood's local shops and bars

Charlotte market report

A live look at what’s happening in the Charlotte market — prices, activity, and trends, straight from the MLS.

Homes for sale in Charlotte

Live Charlotte-area listings from the MLS. Browse on your own, then call or text me about the ones worth seeing in person.

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