Housing prices and the level of renewal vary widely, much like Old Charlotte, in the transitional neighborhoods of Charlotte, North Carolina. With fascinating histories, although more recent times, there are great homes to explore in these newer neighborhoods. Over the past decade in some of these burgeoning Charlotte neighborhoods, prices have climbed rapidly. Getting into one of these areas in the early stages of revitalization may be a fantastic Charlotte real estate move for the bargain-hunter. Additionally, homes in Chantilly and Sedgefield have a certain level of distinction simply from being situated near Old Charlotte neighborhoods.

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Developed in the 1920′s, when it was served by Charlotte’s streetcar system, it retains a distinctive style with a true neighborhood feel with sidewalks and lovely tree-lined streets. With these tree-canopied streets and Bungalow-style homes the area was listed in 1994 on the National Register of Historic Places. Homes in Wesley Heights and this historic neighborhood still appear much like it did back then despite remarkable changes over its history.