By Michael Cook
30
04
2009

Dilworth is an established neighborhood in Charlotte featuring many nice town homes, shopping, and restaurants. Dilworth includes a new light rail line, and plenty of old world style architecture. Dilworth at one time was considered a streetcar suburb of Charlotte, but now is a vibrant part of the city.
Take a look at these unique Dilworth condos:
1315 East Condominiums
Lofts Dilworth
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Categories : Charlotte Condos, Charlotte Lofts, Charlotte Real Estate
By Michael Cook
27
04
2009

It seems that some developers are now offering incentives to entice buyers to view Charlotte condo units, and to buy. We’ve seen creativity with auctions and negotiations, but incentives certainly are going to attract people to look at condo units, and perhaps consider an area or a building that they had not considered before.
The Fourth Ward is one area where the right price and the right marketing reap rewards for buyer and seller at closing. Several buildings in this dynamic neighborhood have been attracting attention with dramatic price reductions and incentives.
For example, Fourth Ward Square’s conversion from apartments to condos at 501 N Graham Street is creating quite a stir. These newly renovated condos are priced from 99,900 to 120,900. When is the last time you saw THOSE prices in the Fourth Ward???
As for incentives, Woodstone of Elizabeth is matching the $8000 incentive from the federal government with an $8000 incentive of their own. Prices start at $199,900. And The Catalyst, a luxury tower in the third ward is now starting their pricing at $170,000. Not to be outdone, Royal Court in Dilworth is offering a Smart Car with purchase!
Lower prices, incentives, and we give you money back at closing. What a great time to buy a Charlotte condo!
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Categories : Charlotte Condos
By Michael Cook
23
04
2009

A condo buying frenzy took place in Charlotte’s Fourth Ward recently. The owners of 501 N. Graham St announced that they were converting to condos, and pricing the units from $99,900 to $221,900. More than 700 people crowded the sales office and model unit.
Condos in Charlotte’s Fourth Ward have previously had a price range of $150,000 to over $1 million. This tremendous interest shows that at the right price, Charlotte’s Fourth Ward is a very attractive neighborhood, and one that holds interest and value in Center City.
Here are some listings in Charlotte’s Fourth Ward:
The Garrison At Graham
The Citadin
701 North Church
Fifth and Poplar
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Categories : Charlotte Condos, Charlotte Real Estate
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