City of Charlotte

The south and southeast portions of Charlotte are known for rapid growth, wealth of shopping opportunities and abundant area amenities. Historic towns of Matthews and Mint Hill offer residents the true small town charm with all the conveniences of a city nearby. The relatively new Ballantyne area has become a cultural and recreational destination.
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Located in Mecklenburg County, southwest Charlotte is known for its economic stability, rapid growth and abundant area amenities. Many local businesses have been owned by the same families for generations, providing a sense of consistency and old-fashioned community. Southwest Charlotte is close to the amenities of the big city, including Charlotte/Douglas International Airport and Bank of America Stadium.
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East Charlotte and University City are comprised of five zip codes and are defined by the area between I-85 on the west and Albemarle Rd. to the south. In the past decade, this area has seen tremendous growth and has now become a true blend of cultures, neighborhoods, and historical landmarks.
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North Charlotte offers easy access to both the city and the lake area making this a desirable place to live for many families.
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Located in Mecklenburg County, northwest Charlotte is known for its economic stability, proximity to uptown and abundant area amenities. This area also offers an easy commute, along with all the benefits of being near the recreational opportunities of Lake Norman. Mountain Island Lake, Paw Creek, Huntersville and Oakdale are all popular areas within Northwest Charlotte.
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Charlotte NC offers a vibrant Uptown area with wonderful neighborhoods surrounding it that all offer an urban lifestyle. NoDa, Plaza Midwood, Dilworth, Elizabeth, Eastover, Myers Park, South End, Wesley Heights and Whitmore are all neighborhoods within minutes of Uptown Charlotte that each have a lot to offer.
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