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Waxhaw, NC Real Estate News

By Chuck Webb
(Wilkinson & Associates)
Cureton is a historically revived community offering 495,000 square feet of retail, 60,000 square feet of offices and 381 single-family homes and townhomes. The development was named Cureton, after the Cureton Inn built on a trade route by early area settlers. Located in Waxhaw and served by the new and highly desirable Cuthbertson School District, Cureton is the perfect location for your new home. Complete with a club house, swimming pool, pond, walking trails and more, Cureton offers a relaxed lifestyle near the conveniences of Charlotte. With a variety of new floor plans, elevations and countless options, you're sure to find the home of your dreams in this beautiful community. Quality exterior features include two and three car garages, professionally landscaped and fully sodded lawn...
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By Renee Infinger-, Keller Williams Ballantyne Area
(Keller Williams)
         Lawson Neighborhood           Waxhaw, NC  Lawson  neighborhood in Waxhaw, NC is named for John Lawson who discovered this land in 1704. Lawson is approximately located about 7 miles south of Interstate 485. This land is one of the last remaining conserved woodland tracts in South Charlotte. There are miles and miles of pedestrian trails, the ruins of "Howard's Mill" and other areas which intersect at what was once known as "Five Forks". Lawson has one of the finest amenities of any neighborhood in Union County. " The Mill House" and "The Winter Garden" has a state of the art swim club with a paddle wheel, exercise weight room, tennis courts and playground. The community lodge is rustic in decor and can be rented for special events such as weddings, showers and birthday parties....
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By Renee Infinger-, Keller Williams Ballantyne Area
(Keller Williams)
The Reserve is another neighborhood that has a rural feel, great amenities, spacious homes and walking trails. The Reserve was built by Centex homes and is located off of New Towne Road in Union County. The homes in The Reserve vary from 2000 - 4000 square feet with 3 car garages with most of the plans. This year, prices have closed anywhere from $245,000 - $ 450,000. The homes in this neighborhood are brick, vinyl and stone and lots are around 1/2 acre in size.The Reserve has a clubhouse, pool, playground , walkingtrails. The streets are exceptionally wide and have side walks makingthis a great neighborhood to stroll around and meet your neighbors.The Reserve has 3 award winning neighborhood schools, Sandy Ridge, Marvin Ridge Middle and Marvin Ridge High School and low Union County ta...
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By Eric Ekovich
(Builders Direct Online .com)
There are tons of Waxhaw Homes For Sale  that are move-in ready.  Just about everybody goes through the home buying process at on point in their lives.  The market is picking up and a lot of people are buying homes.  Properties are often purchased as a pure investment.  Rental property can be a great long term investment strategy. Most people are looking for a home to live in. Search for Waxhaw NC Homes For Sale  The following video explains how to get a rebate on Waxhaw Homes For Sale. Waxhaw, NC Communities and Waxhaw NC Subdivisions: Anklin Forrest, Brantley Oaks, Briarcrest, Chatelaine, Chatsworth, Copper Run, Crow Creek Acres, Cureton, Cureton, Drayton Hall Estates, Hollister, Innisbrook At Firethorne, Kingsmead, Lawson, Marvin Creek, Millbridge, Oldstone Forest, Prescot, Providen...
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By Debe Maxwell, CRS, The RIGHT CHARLOTTE REALTOR!
(Savvy + Company (704) 491-3310)
The Reserve, Waxhaw's Premier Neighborhood   The Reserve, one of Waxhaw’s premier neighborhoods, is located just off New Town Road and was developed by Centex Homes.  The mailing address is Waxhaw but, the property is physically located in the Marvin community of Union County.        Captivating old oak trees line the streets and the back-set of The Reserve.  The development features three distinct luxury villages, including executive and estate-style homes.  The large sized lots, many upgraded features that are standard, and open, spacious floorplans, are the features that sold this development out so quickly!       The homes in The Reserve are traditional or transitional in style and have either full or partial brick veneer exterior with maintenance free vinyl trim.  There are a varie...
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By Carol Fox, Helping You Discover Charlotte's Best Small Towns
(Allen Tate Company 704-905-3935)
Waxhaw NC Autumn Treasures Festival This Weekend Historic downtown Waxhaw NC is the site for the 6th annual Autumn Treasures Festival on October 11th and 12th.  Festival organizers expect 10,000 visitors to stroll the streets of Waxhaw where 75 arts and crafts vendors will display their wares.  Musicians will perform throughout the event on the Main Stage near the railroad tracks.  The Kidz Zone at Waxhaw United Methodist Church will offer indoor activities for children.  Festival hours are from 10am-6pm on Saturday and noon-6pm on Sunday. Click here to enjoy photographs from last year's festival in downtown Waxhaw NC. Learn more about Waxhaw NC, one of Charlotte North Carolina's best small towns. Copyright 2009.  Carol Fox.  Allen Tate Real Estate.  *Waxhaw NC Autumn Treasures Festival...
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By Renee Infinger-, Keller Williams Ballantyne Area
(Keller Williams)
    One of the newest neighborhoods in Union County is called Cureton. Cureton is located in Waxhaw, NC. Waxhaw has always been the sleepy little town located approximately 15 miles south of Charlotte, NC. Recently, Waxhaw has been discovered by merchants and developers. Cureton is a neighborhood of townhomes, craftsman style homes and the traditional brick homes. One of the builders of townhomes and craftsman style homes is Standard Pacific. The townhomes of Cureton are adjacent to the Cureton Town Shopping Center which offers Papa John's Pizza, Moe's Southwest Grill and Chinese cuisine, along with Harris Teeter grocery, CVS Pharmacy, nail salon , etc. A bank has recently opened. Also nearby, a Lowe's Center and Walgreen's has opened. In the next couple of months, a McDonald's will be ...
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By Cindy Sweeney
(Carolinas Triple Crown Realty, LLC)
Waxhaw NC Real Estate                                                                                            September 2009Carolinas Home Place Cindy Sweeneywww.CinSweeney.com 704.242.0636 cell www.CinSweeney@carolina.rr.com 866.903.9192 faxWhat Do the Numbers Tell Us About Home Sales in Waxhaw NC?Home Pricing: Where Do You Stand? Comparison of total homes for sale versus homes under contract. Price Point Total Listings Cond/Cont Pending    % Under Contract Price Point Total Listings Cond/Cont Pending % Under Contract $150-$200,000 52 4 3 11.53% $201-$250,000 75 10 6 21.33% $251-$300,000 82 3 13 19.51% $301-$350,000 74 1 13 18.91% $351-$400,000 84 3 4 8.33% $401-$450,000 55 2 6 14.54% $451-$500,000 41 4 1 12.19% $501-$550,000 23 0 2 8.69 $551-$600,000 43 2 3 11.62% $601-$650,00 27 1...
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By Cindy Sweeney
(Carolinas Triple Crown Realty, LLC)
Waxhaw NC Housing Market                                                                                                                September 2009   Carolinas Home Place Cindy Sweeney    www.CinSweeney.com CinSweeney@carolina.rr.com 704.242.0636 cell 866.903.9192 fax Are Homes Sales Up or Down in Waxhaw NC? Will Your Home Sell? The latest figures from the Carolinas Multiple Listing Service for zip code 28173 show increasing ↑ sales, but decreasing ↓ sales prices. In 28173, we closed 145 units over the last 2½ months: 84 homes sold between $150,000 and $400,000. An additional 61 homes sold between $400,000 and $2,000,000. Statistics of these sold properties indicate sales prices received were 93% of listed price; however, this does not tell the story of distressed property sales, pri...
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By Cindy Sweeney
(Carolinas Triple Crown Realty, LLC)
Waxhaw NC Housing Market                                                                                                                  September 2009 Carolinas Home PlaceCindy Sweeney     704.242.0636     www.CinSweeney.com     CinSweeney@carolina.rr.com 14039 Hwy 74 E     Suite A6-234     Indian Trail, NC 28079 Selling Your Home? Buying or selling a home can be a complicated process, overwhelming sometimes for those not accustomed to the procedures involved. Don't go it alone. Engage the service of an informed Realtor® to protect your financial interests. If you were to place a for sale sign in your front yard, do you have access to market data indicating what your best listing price should be and what sales price you could expect to receive?  Do you know the state regulations regar...
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By Cindy Sweeney
(Carolinas Triple Crown Realty, LLC)
Carolinas Home Place    866.903.9192     fax Cindy Sweeney 704.242.0636     cell 14039 E Hwy 74 Suite A6-234 Indian Trail NC 28079 Active Homes for Sale 28173 50 $150,000 - $200,000                69 $201,000 - $250,000                69 $251,000 - $300,000 61 $301,000 - $350,000 80 $351,000 - $400,000 49 $401,000 - $450,000 40 $451,000 - $500,000 20 $501,000 - $550,000 39 $551,000 - $600,000 28 $601,000 - $650,000 26 $651,000 - $700,000 16 $701,000 - $750,000 25 $751,000 - $800,000 17 $801,000 - $850,000 22 $851,000 - $900,000 18 $901,000 - $950,000 19 $951,000 - $999,999 30 $1,000,000 - $1,250,000 28 $1,251,000 - $1,500,000 19 $1,501,000 - $1,750,000 13 $1,751,000 - $2,000,000 Average Marketing Days By Neighborhood Firethorne 92           Kingsmead 136          Wesley  Oaks 142 Provi...
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By Dean L. Davidson
(Keller Williams Realty - Ballantyne)
On November 30 the $8,000. Federal Tax Credit for first time homebuyers will expire.  This stimulus has helped the real estate and building industries the last several months, as it has allowed markets to reduce some of their inventories, and brought action to buy from many who were sitting on the fence to see what happens with interest rates and prices.  The problem was the limited scope of the program.  I've written previously that this stimulus should have been offered to any buyers regardless of of their status, and the price range of the home purchase (as long as it primary residence, or home used by a family member, such as inlaw or dependent in college).  This would have relieved much more inventory and at fairer prices to the sellers, allowed people who wish, or need, to relocat...
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By Chuck Webb
(Wilkinson & Associates)
Quellin is a popular community located minutes from historic downtown Waxhaw in Union County. This wonderful community is surrounded by farms and country roads, with first class shopping not far away. Just a short drive from home, you have Cureton, Blakeney, Ballantyne, and Stonecrest shopping centers. Also, within a short drive are a number of golf courses, area parks, lakes and much more. This luxurious community features large estate style lots and houses built by some of the area's leading custom home builders. Home architectural guidelines are in place to ensure that proper homes meet the overall theme of the neighborhood. The homes in Quellin were constructed between 2003 and 2006 by Saussy Burbank, M/I Homes, Orleans, and Turnberry. You’ll find craftsman and transitional style h...
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By Chuck Webb
(Wilkinson & Associates)
The Club at Longview is a private, gated enclave with world class amenities and highly popular location in fashionable Weddington.  The Club at Longview is only 3 miles from Interstate 485 in fast-growing Union County and easily accessible to the airport or downtown Charlotte. The community attracts not only affluent Charlotte residents, but those looking for a second home on the only Jack Nicklaus Signature Course in the area. The Club at Longview combines a distinct sense of community, customized activity programming for the entire family, and high class amenities. Manor-style estates overlook Charlotte’s lone residential course in Golf Digest’s prestigious “Best in State” rankings, a bold, dramatic layout that has been among North Carolina’s top 20 since its 2003 opening. For the go...
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By Carol Fox, Helping You Discover Charlotte's Best Small Towns
(Allen Tate Company 704-905-3935)
How did Waxhaw NC real estate market activity in the second quarter of 2009 compare with the first quarter 2009?  This post will summarize second quarter 2009 real estate sales in Waxhaw NC plus compare changes in sales data with first quarter 2009 results. Waxhaw NC Real Estate Market Report--2009 Second Quarter Data and Change from 2009 First Quarter Single Family Homes in Waxhaw NC Number of Sales:  57 Change from first quarter:  +96% Average Price:  $322,491 Change from first quarter:  +1% Average Days on Market:  149 Change from first quarter:  +18% Current Active Listings:  211 Change from first quarter:  -14% Most Active Neighborhoods:  Cureton, Millbridge   Townhomes and Condominiums in Waxhaw NC Number of Sales:  5 Change from first quarter:  no change Average Price:  $162,929 ...
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By Dean L. Davidson
(Keller Williams Realty - Ballantyne)
I bet most of you are like me and a little conflicted over the mixed messages regarding the home real estate market conditions.  I stated not long ago that we are supposed to be in a super buyers market, and that, literally, should be the case.  However, it is not really a buyer's market unless buyers are buying. It is true we have seen an upturn in sales contracts (pendings) and closings the last couple of months.  This was to be expected due to the tax incentives passed down by the Fed for "first time homebuyers".  These were defined as anyone who has not owned a home in three years or more.  They have made up the bulk of the gains the market has made this year. Smoke and mirrors?  Possibly.  The tax incentive could have been extended to anyone buying a home in the year 2009, regardle...
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By Claude Cross, Charlotte NC Homes For Sale
(Homes By Cross, Inc. )
Waxhaw and Marvin make an excellent address to call home. If location is king in real estate, then towns of Waxhaw and Marvin use their prime locations to their supreme advantage. Located just over the Union County border southeast of Charlotte, these towns are a big draw for people venturing out of the South Charlotte real estate market or relocating from various parts of the country. The draw to these towns stem from three very good reasons; it's location, excellent schools, and low, low taxes (just shy of half that which you would pay in Charlotte)!  Here, you are more apt to find homes with 6,000 square feet, than to find homes with 2500 square feet. Most of the homes are relatively new, as are the schools. The area really expanded its growth upon the heels of South Charlotte and t...
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