Charlotte is located on the west side of North Carolina east of the mountains and west of the ocean.  Charlotte actually borders South Carolina which provides additional real estate options for our residents.  The benefits vary which each state.  Whether you are a retiree, a business owner, comparing schools and/or tax benefits we have it in the greater Charlotte Real Estate market. Charlotte Real Estate has evolved dramatically over the past 20 years.  In 1980 Charlotte was a small southern city with private Real Estate firms and the majority of business was local.  The growth has been exponential and now every major Real Estate firm has a major presence.  Charlotte Real Estate is now marketed by all Real Estate companies and all Charlotte Realtors including all Charlotte Real Estate Listings including but not limited to ReMax, Re/Max, ReMacks, Century 21 Real Estate, Coldwell Banker, Caldwell Banker, Prudential Real Estate, Keller Williams, Allen Tate Realty, Bissel Hayes, Lake Norman Realty, Helen Adams Realty, Exit Realty or any other Charlotte Real Estate Companies.  I work this way because it is the right way to help you locate the best Charlotte Homes for you. Search Charlotte Real Estate Listings Area, 52,586 sq mi (136,198 sq km). Pop. (2000) 8,049,313, a 21.4% increase since the 1990 census. Capital, Raleigh. Largest city, Charlotte.  Motto, Esse Quam Videri [To Be Rather than to Seem]. State bird, cardinal. State flower, dogwood. State tree, pine. Charlotte North Carolina is in the warm temperate zone, has a generally mild climate.  Charlotte has a moderate rainfall with variations.  There was very little rain in 2007 and this created drought conditions.  2001 was also a drought so anticipate a drought every 5 years or so.  Is this good or bad?  The sunny days are always in abundance in Charlotte and the dry years are loaded with sunshine.  Yes, Charlotte must plan for additional growth and enlarge the reservoirs to accommodate a larger population and anticipate dry years. Charlotte Real Estate is conveniently located within 3 hours to the mountains and 3 hours to the beach.  This provides many options fro recreation and further enhances your quality of life.  The most popular tourist attractions are Cape Hatteras National Seashore, the Cape Lookout National Seashore, the Blue Ridge Parkway and the Great Smoky Mts. National Park. Wildlife abounds in the states 4 national forests and the Dismal Swamp. Places of historic interest include Fort Raleigh National Historic Site, on Roanoke Island; the Wright Brothers National Memorial, at Kitty Hawk; Carl Sandburg Home National Historic Site, at Flatrock; and Guilford Courthouse and Moores Creek national military parks. The North Carolina agricultural economy was primarily based on Tobacco and Cotton.  What will North Carolina do as the demand for tobacco decreases?  Fortunately North Carolina remains fluid and continues to evolve.  Vineyards are rapidly replacing tobacco fields and the Carolina climate is producing fine wines.  Broilers, hogs, turkeys, greenhouse products, sweet potatoes, corn, soybeans, peanuts, and eggs are important. an abundance of forests continue to supple the furniture industry and lumber industries. The state has long been a major textile manufacturer, producing cotton, synthetic, and silk goods as well as various kinds of knit items. Other leading manufactures are electrical machinery, computers, and chemicals; the Research Triangle complex near Chapel Hill originally spurred high-tech manufacturing but this is being eclipsed by Kannapolis (just north of Charlotte). The new high-tech manufacturing has transformed Kannapolis from an old mill town to a high-tech business center.  North Carolina also has mineral resources: We lead the nation in the production of feldspar, mica, and lithium materials.  We produce substantial quantities of olivine, crushed granite, talc, clays, and phosphate rock.  Charlotte developed in the 1980s into a major U.S. banking center, and related businesses have flourished in the area and continuously defies the national trends with positive growth and appreciating Real Estate values. Common misspellings when searching for a Charlotte Realtor or Charlotte Homes, Charlotte Re/Max Agent or Charlotte NC Real Estate are:  Charlotte Realestate Agent, Charlotte NC RealEstate, Charlotte RealEstate, Charlotte North Carolina RealEstate, Charlotte North Carolina Real Estates, Charlet Houses, Charlott Houses, Sharlott houses, charlit Houses, Charlotte ReMax Agent, Charlotte NC Reelitor, Charlotte Realator, Charlotte Relator, Charlotte Realty, Charlotte Realitor, Charlotte Relitor or Charlotte Reliter.  Charlotte NC is frequently misspelled also such as:  Sharlotte NC, Sharlet NC, Sharlot NC, Sharlotte NC, Charlote NC, Charlot NC, Charlott NC, Charlet NC, Charlit NC, Charlit NC, Sharlit NC and many other variations of Charlotte Real Estate.  Regardless of the spelling for a ReMax Charlotte Real Estate Agent, search Charlotte Homes for Sale. Return to Charlotte Real Estate Home page