Now is not the time to sell your house to start renting in Charlotte, NC. If you can, you should reinvest the proceeds from the sale of your home in new property in the Charlotte, NC area. Now may be the best opportunity to buy the property you want for much less than it was selling for a year or two ago. Have you been eyeing a nicer neighborhood like Balantyne or Myers Park? Ever thought about moving into a bigger home? The opportunities are available for buyers outside of the city as well in places like Mint Hill, Waxhaw, Indian Trail, Concord, Cornelius, Davidson, Matthews and Pineville.
Remember, if you sell your home and don't reinvest the profits, you have missed out on an opportunity to invest in real estate that is at its lowest point in years. That's not making money, that's throwing it out the window.
Showing posts with label ballantyne neighborhood real estate charlotte nc. Show all posts
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Wednesday, October 29, 2008
Ballantyne neighborhood information Charlotte, NC
For folks looking to relocate or Charlotteans who want to upgrade, Ballantyne is one of the most desireable neighborhoods in the Charlotte area. Although it's not as close or as well aged as Myers Park, the novelty of the neighborhood brings something different to the table. Ballantyne commons parkway is home to two major shopping developments, Stonecrest and Ballantyne Commons, serve the residents and continue to fuel investment in the area. The neighborhood is easily accessable from both surface streets and highways and has several options to get residents downtown for the morning commute. Providence Road, Park Road and I-485 make Ballantyne well connected to the rest of the city and an excellent option when looking to invest in North Carolina real estate.
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