Charlotte’s NoDa neighborhood is an exciting destination for those who love art, a hip lifestyle, and loads of variety. With Charlotte lofts in NoDa, artists and art related retail have the option of a true live work lifestyle in a dynamic and popular community.

Here’s some news about Charlotte, and our continuing phenomenal growth as a city – in 2009, our population was estimated by the census bureau to be 716,874. Charlotte’s metropolitan area population is 1,725,759. We are the 19th largest city in the United States, and are number 8 on the CNNMoney.com 100 Best Places to Live and Launch list.

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.

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.

Charlotte foreclosures are no longer just in risky neighborhoods. The foreclosure crisis has hit all sorts of homes in all types of areas. Pre-foreclosure, many homeowners and developers are willing to negotiate with a buyer/investor. If they can walk away with a little cash and satisfied liens, and you have a property for less than the market value, it can be a win – win proposition.

There’s been a lot of attention to nationwide foreclosures in the news lately. The number of foreclosures is up this month, and looks pretty drastic. This is partly because of the moratorium on foreclosures in December and through February, awaiting word from the White House on how the federal government would intervene. Now that the moratorium is over, foreclosed properties that were already set for auction have been again scheduled for sale, and now there is a backlog of them.

Catalyst is one of the really great opportunities for tenants and home buyers alike. These brand new luxury Charlotte condominiums have a unique feature; HALO. Home Automation, Lifestyle Organization). It’s a state of the art systen which works on a PC, laptop, or wireless device to connect residents to home information.

The first time home buyer tax credit of $8000 is generating a lot of interest among potential Charlotte Condo buyers – and a lot of questions. What’s interesting for all home buyers is the various initiatives in states right now.

If you’re looking to get in on a great opportunity for new urban living in the heart of Dilworth, then let’s get you into 1315 East quickly.

Here at CondoDomain, we know that foreclosures offer our buyers tremendous savings. We have partnered with Foreclosures.com to give our buyers great opportunities to save on Charlotte foreclosures. Looking through the data we now have on our site, here’s a few Charlotte foreclosure opportunities I really like for buyers.

For the ultimate in luxurious boutique Charlotte condominium living, Trust Charlotte. Yes, that’s the name of the unique luxury residence that boasts only 8 custom designed homes with just about every amenity you could desire. The Trust Charlotte is a boutique Charlotte condominium, located in the former Home Federal Savings and Loan building, at 139 Tryon St. The 1967 modernist structure has adapted well to house stylish contemporary Charlotte condominiums, which are all one-of-a-kind.

Lets talk about the “f” word – Foreclosure. We’ve seen a lot of attention lately to President Obama’s plan to help distressed home owners avoid foreclosure, and relieve the pressure of those drastically reduced priced homes on the market. What does this mean for you, the buyer of a condo here in Charlotte? Is a Charlotte Foreclosure a good deal for you? Will action by Congress keep you from getting an unbelievably good deal, or sweeten the deal more for you?