More than 100 people a day moving to Charlotte region, study shows
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- Опубліковано 22 лип 2023
- The growth in Charlotte is on full display from the cranes up high to the workers down below.
“I feel like I always see like the new construction coming up and I always want to know what they’re doing," Merideth Turney, who was walking through Uptown, said.
A big driver of the new builds is the number of people coming. New research from the Charlotte Regional Business Alliance finds 113 people a day are moving to the region - the highest level in more than a decade.
“They tend to skew a little bit younger than the people who live here already," Antony Burton, Principal Researcher with the Charlotte Alliance, said. "They're slightly more educated, in general. Slightly wealthier than the people who are already here.”
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The market down there sucks, they don’t pay
My wife retires in 2-4 years and I can’t wait to leave Charlotte at this point myself .
That's too many new people! This area is not that great...people should stay out! It is already too expensive here!
101 if you count ME! Im coming ..😂
I sure hope they're not from places like Comifornia. 😱
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They are. Also from New York Virginia Illinois Michigan Ohio New Jersey Pennsylvania Massachusetts Florida. Now see I'm seeing Texas and Georgia Washington Colorado Tennessee.
It would be okay from whatever part of the country they are from, but just leave the liberal madness that they are fleeing from behind.
Don't take that garbage and bring it here, because soon enough this great state will be ruined as well.
Here’s what I noticed about different sub areas In charlotte since moving here…
Californias populate noda, they have turned it into a mini California… you can even tell by the vibe you get from being on Main Street in noda and type of architecture and LA/Hollywood hill style modular houses being built..
New Yorkers and northerners in general populate uptown/south end/loso, they like the tight packed city and urban life..tho charlotte is quickly becoming urban all over, it’s just more so established in that area..or within 10 miles of town in general.
University city is populated by global students…so it’s a more international vibe… North charlotte is being heavily gentrified, and millennial transplants are making their way there along the light rail…tons of urbanization taking place on that corridor..
Aero wood is just home to giant corporate campuses like Microsoft… so nothing really to say there residence wise..
South Park area is originally old money wealth, but quickly being transformed into a cookie cutter Beverly Hills.
Ballentyne tine is basically turning into a Silicon Valley, a lot of transplants from sanfransico..portland..Seattle..
Steele creek is QUICKLY becoming a hub for people who can’t afford to live in Charlotte proper(within 10-15 miles of uptown) but it’s now starting to urbanize and become pricey..
East charlotte and west charlotte.. are the only parts that have not been touched “yet”.