Roberta Fuchs – from the Mecklenburg Times: Landlords’ rental returns up 7.6 percent With rents rising so quickly in the Charlotte metro area, landlords can expect increased profits this year. And, for those in the market for a new home, it is still less expensive to purchase a property than ...

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(From The Mecklenburg Times) WASHINGTON  — U.S. home prices increased at a solid clip in April, led by double-digit jumps in Denver and San Francisco. The Standard & Poor’s/Case-Shiller 20-city home price index rose 4.9 percent in April from 12 months earlier, roughly the same annual pace as March, S&P ...

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Private log cabin home oasis built with rare Hemlock logs from North Carolina mountains. 35 tons of stonework found in all of the foundation including the columns and chimney that accent the covered porch and patio.  You overlook one of the multiple creeks and the lighted bridge from the rocking ...

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  Take a virtual home tour of this gorgeous home below: View this tour in a new window. ...

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Though Charlotte’s housing market continues to improve, it may never be able to return to its booming days back in 2006. A fair comparison of the market’s current situation is the construction activity that took place from 1998 to 2003 where the region had an average of 15,000 single-family permits ...

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Home prices within the Charlotte region continue to rise due to inventory shortages and increase in demand, with the current average sales price boosting six percent last month to $218,673 as compared last year. According to the Charlotte Regional Realtors Association, the median sales price of $175,000 increased 6.1 percent ...

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