Category Archives: Community Activities

First Weekend of May in Charlotte, NC is Midwood Maynia with Home Tour

Plan on attending Midwood Maynia this year from Friday, April 30th to May 1st, 2010 at Midwood Park in Charlotte, NC. In addition to a wonderful time, it also features the Home & Garden Tour highlighting some great homes in Plaza-Midwood. As one of the favorite Charlotte spring festivals, it welcomes the season and celebrates the warm [...]

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Pineville, NC is Close to Uptown Charlotte and has Great Shopping

 Only 12 miles from Uptown Charlotte in South Mecklenburg County, Pineville North Carolina is a focal point for dining and shopping. The LYNX Blue Line terminates outside of Pineville, linking it directly to Uptown Charlotte. Pineville’s historic downtown is well known for its quaint antique shops while national chains and department stores can be found [...]

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Charlotte, NC is a Dynamic City with Cultural Attractions

Charlotte is burgeoning into a truly cosmopolitan city from a typical mid-sized community in North Carolina. From cultural institutions and attractions to world-class sporting events, nightlife and dining to shopping and regional events, owning a home in the Charlotte real estate market creates some exciting possibilities.
Adding character to Charlotte is all that it has to [...]

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Ideas for your Charlotte, NC Home at the Southern Spring Home & Garden Show

The 50th annual Southern Spring Home & Garden Show is running March 3rd through the 7th. With a remarkable 50th Anniversary Celebration, the Southeast’s largest and most established home and garden show is a must attend for people owning homes in Charlotte, NC real estate market.
Stop in and enjoy all that is offered and you [...]

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Plaza-Midwood has Turn-of-the-Century Charm and Beauty in Charlotte, North Carolina

With a distinctive architectural legacy, homes in Plaza Midwood have formed a picturesque neighborhood with a diverse community and flourishing business sector. Having experienced an migration from downtown Charlotte, NC real estate with the urban flight of the 1950s and 1960s, the Plaza Midwood Neighborhood Association (PMNA) eventually was organized. By the mid-1970s, after some [...]

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Queen’s Feast Week in Charlotte, North Carolina Included Elizabeth Neighborhood Restaurants

Elizabeth has changed extensively since the turn of the century. Becoming a part of Charlotte, NC in 1907, Elizabeth had the first public park in Charlotte, Independence Park, which opened about the same time. Looking at the market here, homes in Elizabeth are from 1,000 – 4,000 square feet with prices range from the low [...]

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