Charlotte real estate is coming back strong.

The Charlotte, NC real estate market was one of the last markets to fall into the great real estate depression of 2008. I know because I sold my home in Florida to get out before the crash, and I managed to do so but my mistake was to purchase another home in Charlotte. I should have rented for 7-years. Live and learn.

The good news is the Charlotte residential market is coming back strong in 2015-2016 and experts predict this trend to continue until 2020. If you are interested in purchasing a home in the Charlotte area you might want to get going before prices increase and the market becomes a firm sellers market.

Also keep in mind that some of the most sought after locations in the Charlotte area aren't in Charlotte. Heck, they aren't even in North Carolina. Many people are looking into Fort Mill, Tega Cay, Rock Hill, etc., all located in South Carolina but considered to be the Charlotte area because Fort Mill is only 15-minutes to uptown Charlotte.

South Carolina also offers some other advantages including a great school system, no pension tax and more affordable property taxes. South Carolina is also very retiree friendly with several exemptions.

If you looking to move to the blue skies of the Carolinas, check out the Fort Mill-Rock Hill area. Whether a family with kids or empty nesters looking forward to retirement, this area has it all. For more information or to schedule a showing contact Sherry through this web site.