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Charlotte General Overview
One of the hottest places to live on the East Coast, Charlotte is growing in every direction imaginable. In the last ten years, the migration of companies in all industries to the Charlotte area has created one of the lowest unemployment rates in the nation right here in the heart of the Carolinas. With the increase in business in Charlotte has come an influx of people from across the country, bringing with them culture from performing arts to ethnic restaurants. Once the intersection of two trade routes, Charlotte is now a center of arts and technology. Still this part of North Carolina, and indeed the whole Piedmont Region, maintains its old world pace and much of its Southern charm.

Charlotte Housing
There is an abundance of residential Real Estate available in Charlotte and the surrounding areas. You'll find turn-of-the-century Georgian homes on beautifully mature homesites as well as many modern developments to choose from. There are many retirement communities, golf communities and sub-divisions, or tracts, offering all price ranges and available in the many townships surrounding Charlotte (Huntersville, Mooresville, Matthews, Concord, Rock Hill, Mint Hill, Fort Mill, Lake Norman, Lake Wylie, South Park, Monroe, University City, Providence Commons, Waxhaw).There are also a variety of condominium and townhouse options, real estate developments for people with special interests, such as golf, and real estate options for senior citizens. For the person preferring acreage and privacy, there is a good selection of old estates and newer realestate and homes situated in their own beautiful and secluded grounds. The Charlotte area is served by a Real Estate Multiple Listing Service, (MLS) and links to them can be found on this site at: www.housesandhomes.com/real-estate/Charlotte/char.listings/html.

Charlotte Climate and Weather
North Carolinians enjoy warm summers and mild winters. Temperatures range from 22 to 92 degrees F. Average snowfall for the entire state is about six inches a year. Most of the snow falls in the Mountains to the western part of B

Charlotte Attractions
Charlotte is located in the Piedmont region of North Carolina. It is an easy drive to the mountains, the coast, and other attractions in the Carolinas.

The North Carolina mountains are a convenient two to three mile drive from Charlotte. Hiking, white-water rafting, kayaking, fishing, camping, and rock climbing are popular activities in the area. Popular destinations in this regin include Grandfather Mountain, The Great Smoky Mountains National Park, The Blue Ridge Parkway, and Biltmore Estate in Asheville.

The North and South Carolina beaches are about a four hour drive from Charlotte. The Outer Banks area of North Carolina in approximately an eight-hour drive from Charlotte. Visitors enjoy sunning, swimming, fishing, and boating. Other coastal area attractions include USS North Carolina Battleship Memorial, The Lost Colony, and Myrtle Beach.

Charlotte Education
Charlotte offers an enormous selection of high quality education from kindergarten through graduate and post-graduate studies. In addition to the public school systems, which are organized by county and have some impressive statistics, Charlotte contains a large number of private schools, some affiliated with various religious and non-religious orders. Post-secondary schools include the University of North Carolina, Davidson College, Queens College, Pfeiffer University, Johnson C. Smith University, and Central Piedmont Community College. For some of the best links, go to http://housesandhomes.com/real-estate/charlotte/char_schools.html.