Survey says...Huntersville, NC is a good place to live. Keep it that way! - 08/16/10 07:38 PM
A recent survey conducted by the Town of Huntersville revealed that the majority are in agreement...Huntersville is a good place to live.
According to the survey results, 97 percent of respondents consider Huntersville at least a good place to live, with 45 percent rating it as excellent. Huntersville's population is projected to have grown by 55 percent since 2000, to more than 45,000. The results of the 2010 Census will reveal the official numbers.
Here is what one women commented on her survey:"Our family has lived in Huntersville for seven years, and we are very happy here," one respondent wrote. "We … (0 comments)

Living in Charlotte, NC gives you the best of both worlds - Mountains and Beaches - 08/10/10 07:58 AM
The beauty of living in Charlotte, NC is that you have the ability to enjoy not only the beaches of North Carolina, but also the Blue Ridge mountains.
This summer my family took our annual trip to the coast and stayed in beautiful Ocean Isles. It is a great family destination with a variety of rental accommodations to choose from.
Last year we stayed in a home just off the beach that has a pool and was walking distance to the ocean. This year we stayed in a townhome with spectacular views of the ocean from our balcony. Ocean Isle Beach is … (1 comments)

The Preserve at Robbins Park - New Construction Lake Norman, NC - 08/06/10 02:06 PM
The Preserve at Robbins Park, Lake Norman NC continues to move forward with their planned subdivision.
The Preserve at Robbins Park brings to the fore an idea with deep historical roots. Namely, the concept of a preferred neighborhood bordering a capacious public park, first posed in the 19th Century by the pioneers of classic American urban design.
The result is a study in elegant contrasts which combines the luxury of in-town living with a Lake Norman address. Which commingles the possibility of more meaningful neighborly connection with the demands of personal privacy. All in the context of an unforgettable natural setting … (0 comments)

Summer Sale for Birkdale, Gilead Ridge, MacAulay and Stephens Grove not bad - Huntersville, NC Real Estate - 08/04/10 11:45 AM
Summer home sales in the Huntersville, NC area have been somewhat slow, but a few neighborhoods continue to stay strong.
There have been over 30 closings for Birkdale, MacAulay, Stephens Grove and Gilead Ridge just in the months of June and July. I also believe there will be a "flurry"of activity in the coming weeks just because people are looking to get in before the start of school.
I would highly recommend any of the above neighborhoods, as well as some others, for anyone moving to the area.  Check out links below to view all homes for sale in those subdivisions.

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Home for Rent Minutes from Uptown Charlotte - Charlotte, NC Rentals - 08/01/10 08:51 AM
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