Charlotte has been one of the most popular cities for retirees to move to for some years now and the number of 55+ adults moving to the Queen City continues to increase. Forbe’s 2022 List of Best Places To Retire lists Charlotte as a top 25 best city to retire in. SmartAsset.com lists Charlotte as a top 10 city where retirees are moving. Charlotte is now the 7th fastest growing large U.S. metro area.
Moving up 14 places in the U.S. News & World Report’s 2020-2021 Best Places To Live Survey, Charlotte, NC has moved into the Top 10 cities at #6 based on quality of life, job market, desirability, and overall value. Thinking of moving to the greater Charlotte region? Get your free relocation package.
Charlotte has been ranked #6 as a best large city in which to buy a home in 2020 by WalletHub. Charlotte is one of the USA’s fastest growing metro areas and the second largest city in the Southeast. Thinking about moving to Charlotte? Ask us for your free Charlotte Relocation Package. Find out what makes the Charlotte area such a great place to live and why some 100 people are moving to the region each day.
Busting the Millennial home ownership myth! Contrary to what many think, Millennials can afford to buy a home, especially in Charlotte. It may be time to put the question of whether home ownership is out of the question for Millennials to rest.
14 reasons on February 14th to love Charlotte. Is there a better day than Valentine’s Day to talk about why I love living in Charlotte? When people ask me why as a transplant to Charlotte, I love living in the Queen City, I can tick off 12+ reasons (actually 14 of them!) without hardly thinking about it.
North and South Carolina remain among the 10 most “moved-to” states in the nation during 2018, ranking #8 for North Carolina and #6 for South Carolina according to United Van Lines’ 42nd Annual National Movers Study. Charlotte, North Carolina is a major beneficiary of this migration.
