Danielle Edwards receives Charlotte’s 5 Star Professional Award

September 7, 2016 by Danielle Edwards

Danielle Edwards with RE/MAX Executive receives Charlotte 5 Star Professional Award

Danielle Edwards is 5 Star Real Estate Professional Award Recipient

September 6, 2016— Danielle Edwards of RE/MAX Executive is a recipient of the 2016 Five Star Real Estate Agent Award. Less than 7 percent of Real Estate professionals receive this award and the recipients are selected based on ratings of recent homebuyers’ overall satisfaction of service derived from client evaluations.

Candidates of the Five Star Real Estate Agent award must also meet 5 criteria: Receive a qualifying client satisfaction rating, satisfy the applicable state licensing requirements, active employment as a qualified professional for over 3 years, favorable regulatory and complaint history review, and satisfied minimum client volume or production.

Fore more information on the Five Star Professional methodology, visit www.fivestarprofessional.com

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Kid-friendly activities to do in Charlotte

July 26, 2016 by Danielle Edwards

Kid-friendly activities to do in Charlotte

As Charlotte grows, there’s more and more recreational activities to enjoy, especially if you love breweries, and fitness. Fortunately, our city and the areas that surround it are just as entertaining for those of us Charlotteans with little ones. Keep reading to learn more about where you can bring the kids for a day full of kid-friendly fun for all ages.

Lazy 5 Ranch

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Lazy 5 Ranch is a petting zoo you can drive through. Located just outside of Charlotte in Moorseville, this kid-friendly ranch is complete with wagon rides and several petting areas, your kids will have a blast getting up-close and personal with animals from 6 different continents. Tips: The ranch is cash only and will cancel all wagon rides if temperatures exceed 94 degrees. Visit Lazy5ranch.com for more information.

ImaginOn

Located on 7th Street in Uptown Charlotte, ImaginOn is ranked as the number 1 children’s library in the United States. This 102,000 square foot facility houses two theaters, multi-use classrooms, a teen-only library, production studio, and interactive exhibit space. Some kid-friendly activities and resources include: Lego challenges, baby and toddler discovery area, bilingual children books, homework resources, and a story lab. Click here to visit the website.

https://www.instagram.com/imaginon

Adventure Landing

Adventure landing includes 3 18-hole mini-golf courses, Go-karts, bumper-boats, and a huge, interactive arcade for kids of all ages. Adventure Landing is perfect for birthday parties or just a day full of fun with your kids and their friends.

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Discovery Place

Discovery Place is a kid-friendly Charlotte staple that has always been a go-to for a fun day with the kids. This ever-changing, interactive museum is a great way to spend time with the kids. They’ll learn the whole time and won’t even realize that their day is more educational than fun.

www.charlottesgotalot.com

Charlotte Nature Museum

Located within Freedom Park in the Dilworth area, the Charlotte nature museum is full of fascinating attractions and exhibits. Your kids will love being surrounded by butterflies in the butterfly exhibit and watching the live critters in the Creature Cavern.

www.charlottesgotalot.com

Carolina Raptor Center

This living museum is 57 acres that homes more than 25 specifies of raptors. Your kids will love seeing eagles, owls, vultures and more and can enjoy live presentations and educational tours.

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Ultimate Guide to Each Charlotte Community: Southpark

July 18, 2016 by Danielle Edwards

Ultimate Guide to Each Charlotte Community: Southpark

Southpark sits South of Uptown Charlotte. This suburban area is home to plenty of shopping, businesses, restaurants, and entertainment. You’ll find the boutiques and restaurants in this area to be fairly more upscale than other areas of Charlotte such a NoDa or Plaza Midwood. Southpark includes the only Whole Foods Market in Charlotte and quite possibly the best shopping mall. Here’s what else it has to offer:

Must-try restaurants:

Baku: Sushi and tapas
Try the Kurobuta Pork Belly or theseDiver Scallops with soy plum vin cotto, yuzu mayo & umeboshi.

www.instagram.com/bakurestaurant

Terrace Cafe: American
Pacos Tacos and Tequila: Mexican
Cafe Monte: French
Try the House Smoked salmon or a hand crafted Cappuccino

www.facebook.com/cafemontefrenchbakeryandbistro

Dean & Deluca: American

www.charlottedailyphoto.com

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The Cowfish:
Sushi and burgers (a strange but delicious combination)

www.deepsouthmag.com

Toscana: Italian

http://www.conterestaurantgroup.com/

Shopping:

SouthPark Mall: Lulu Lemon, Neiman Marcus, H&M, plenty more.
Click here for the store directory.

www.shoppingsouthparkmall.com

Ivy and Leo
Bedside Manor
Copper Penny

Entertainment:

Regal Phillips Place Theatre

Foxcroft Wine Co

Affordability:

You can find a wide range of housing in the SouthPark area, from town homes to luxury homes. As this map illustrates, SouthPark is home to some of the more expensive homes in the South Charlotte area.

Stay tuned for more information about some of the most popular communities within Charlotte!

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7 Dog-friendly Bars & Restaurants in Charlotte

June 23, 2016 by Danielle Edwards

7 Dog-Friendly Bars & Restaurants in Charlotte

Bring your furry friend along for the fun this summer at some of these dog-friendly bars and restaurants!

One of the best things about Charlotte NC is the plethora of bars, restaurants, and breweries to try around the city. One of the even better things about Charlotte, is that most of these places are dog-friendly and will let you bring your four-legged friends along for the fun. Below is a list of some of the dog-friendliest places in Charlotte to bring your dog this summer!

1. Thomas Street Tavern

One of the best dog-friendly bars in Charlotte, this Plaza Midwood bar and restaurant is a great place to bring your furry friends. Enjoy corn hole, great music, ping pong and a wonderful atmosphere.

2. Sycamore Brewing

Home of the infamous “Food Truck Friday,” Sycamore Brewing is the summer hot spot of Charlotte. Enjoy live music, an incredible outdoor seating area, corn hole, delicious beer AND pups-galore at Sycamore Brewing in South End.

3. Dog Bar

This NoDa bar has an “off the leash” dog-friendly area. Your furry friends are free to play on the fenced-in, climate controlled patio that’s covered in astro-turf. This bar doesn’t serve food, but will happily provide take-out menus to the restaurants that surround it!

4. VBGB Beer Hall

This uptown Charlotte brewery easily sports one of the largest patios in Charlotte–and yes–it’s dog friendly! VBGB will even provide you with a dog bath to rinse off your pooch after humid day on the patio.

5. NoDa Brewing Company

Enjoy plenty of grass, plenty of seating, and lots of dog bowls to keep your pup hydrated! Dogs are also welcome inside of NoDa Brewing.

6. The Wine Vault

The Wine Vault is home to the University Area in Charlotte. This spot offers a great selection of wine and beer, and also serves food. Dogs are only allowed on the patio, but you can take your pet on a walk around the lake that’s located beside the building afterwards!

7. River’s Edge Bar & Grill at the White Water Center

If you’ve ever been the White Water Center, you know that it’s swarming with pups of every size, breed, and age. The White Water Center is a great place to enjoy a day outdoors with you four-legged friend. Enjoy local Charlotte beer, watch white water rafters and rock climbers, or take your pup on a walk through the surrounding trails. If you get hungry, dogs are allowed on the patio at the River’s Edge Bar and Grill located inside.

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5 Charlotte-Area Changes to Look For

June 8, 2016 by Danielle Edwards

5 Charlotte-Area Changes to Look For

These 5 Charlotte-Area Changes could help you buy or sell your Charlotte home

Charlotte is ever-growing and constantly changing. It seems as though every month, dozens of new condominiums and apartment homes, new neighborhoods, as well as plenty of shopping and restaurant options are being built all around us. Understanding what’s going on in and around Charlotte can play a vital role in the sale of your Charlotte home or the purchase of your next home in the Queen City. I’ve done some research to let you know what Charlotte-Area changes to look for as you prepare you buy or sell your home.

1. The Catalyst Project in Downtown Davidson

According to the City of Davidson, plans are underway for developing new shops, restaurants, and parking options in Downtown Davidson around Town Hall. Charlotte Agenda posted that this project will cost about $5.7 million. Execution of this plan hasn’t quite happened yet, as many residents are opposed to it.

2. Community House Road in Ballantyne

Approval for a new community in the Ballantyne area has brought about some plans for Community House Road. You can expect to see a more pedestrian friendly street with sidewalks, roundabouts, additional lighting, and landscaping. Read about why this is happening here.

Source: Charlotte Agenda

3. Redevelopment in the Second Ward

A neighborhood in Uptown’s Second Ward is in the process of being redeveloped. The city of Charlotte is in the midst of deciding on one of three proposals for the development, according to Charlottestories.com. To see what these proposals look like, click here.

Charlottestories.com

4. 50 Million dollar expansion of NorthLake Mall

The owners of NorthLake Mall are adding a “lifestyle component” around the permitter of the current mall that will include restaurants, additional shops, and entertainment services. The expansion is to be completed in late 2017.

5. Rock Hill Bleacher Project

A $230 million Rock Hill development is planned to go up across from Winthrop University. The development will include apartments, sports facilities, restaurants, shops, and outdoor entertainment areas. You can view a slideshow of the current plans for this project here.

Whether you are buying or selling a home in Charlotte, North Carolina, these major developments may affect you! Working with a Realtor that is knowledgable about the future of each neighborhood is vital in making a home buying decision, and could play a key role in successfully selling your home.

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Apps to Help Sell or Buy a Charlotte Home

May 23, 2016 by Danielle Edwards

Apps to Help Sell or Buy a Charlotte Home

With the guidance from your Charlotte Real Estate agent and some of these helpful apps, you’ll sell or buy a Charlotte home with ease!

May 23, 2016â€“ Danielle Edwards is a Charlotte, NC Realtor with RE/MAX Executive, the number one RE/MAX in the Carolinas.

Apps for Selling

MagicPlan

Together, we can create a floor plan just by snapping photos. MagicPlan works by taking photos as you walk around your house and will map out each room, creating a quality floor plan. We can add this to the listing online, or send it to potential buyers.

Hammerpoint

Sometimes, upgrading your home is a great investment and will help you sell your Charlotte home faster. Hammerpoint can provide us with detailed estimates on how much an upgrade project will cost in Charlotte. This will help us make a decision to move forward with an upgrade–or not, before signing a contract.

HomeSnap

Using HomeSnap, we can take a photo of other homes in your Charlotte neighborhood and the app will provide us with estimated values, interior photos, lot boundaries, and taxes. This app works for almost every property in the US.

Apps for buying

House Hunter

If you find it difficult to make a decision on your next Charlotte home just based on a “pros and cons”list, then this app is perfect for you. House Hunter uses a unique scoring method to help you choose your favorite house by personalizing and prioritizing your list of needs and wants in a Charlotte home.

If making a “pros and cons” list isn’t enough for you, the House Hunter app can help

Around Me

This app speaks for itself. Around Me shows you the nearest banks, grocery stores, gas stations, and restaurants around the Charlotte home you’re considering and exactly how far away they are. This will help you map out convenient routes to and from work, or learn whether or not you can stop at the grocery story on the way home from school with the kids without going out of your way.

Wikihood

If your neighborhood is in the Wikihood database, you can find some interesting information about the neighborhood culture, history, and local businesses.

As a Charlotte Real Estate Agent, of course I can tell you the best shops and restaurants near your home, information about your neighborhood, or help you make a decision on which house is a great fit for you. These apps will help us reinforce each decision in the selling or buying process, and will give you peace of mind as you learn more about your own home, your dream home, and what you want in a home.

Home Scouting

Reliable real estate app that connects with your Realtor Danielle Edwards. To access is easy! Just download “Home Scouting” from your app store and use Danielle’s cell phone as your VIP code- 7046042999.

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7 Reasons to Buy a Home in Charlotte

May 11, 2016 by Danielle Edwards

7 Reasons to Buy a Home in Charlotte

Buy a Charlotte home in 2016 and immerse yourself in the unique, family (and dog) friendly culture of the Queen City!

May, 2016â€“ Danielle Edwards is a Charlotte, NC Realtor with RE/MAX Executive, the number one RE/MAX in the Carolinas.

There’s a reason why it’s so rare to find a native Charlottean around here. Charlotte is a great place to move and there’s never been a better time to buy a home in Charlotte! Here’s why:

7. Affordability

For the high quality of life in the Queen City, Charlotte actually has a low cost of living among the top 40 metro areas in the nation. According to movingtocharlotteguide.com, Charlotte’s housing costs are 18 percent lower than the national average making 2016 the perfect year to buy a home in Charlotte!

6. Options

You can find bungalows galore near the city, or live in a modern uptown condo. You can live in the suburbs of Ballantyne or Matthews, or you can live on either Lake Wylie or Lake Norman. There is such a wide variety of homes in the Charlotte area, it’s impossible not to find a home that fits you and your family best.

You’ll find adorable bungalows like this one in Dilworth

Uptown Charlotte has dozens of modern condos and townhomes

5. The restaurant scene

The Charlotte restaurant scene is thriving more than ever. From the most delicious hotdogs you’ve ever had at Chili Man’s hotdog stand in the heart of uptown, to tapas at Good Food on Montford, you can’t miss out on Charlotte’s evolving foodie culture. If you buy a home in Charlotte, you’ll never grow sick of the restaurants that are authentic to the area.

Enjoy delicious small plates at Good Food on Montford

4. The Panthers

2015 was a big year for the Panthers and the fans that have cheered them on since the beginning. Whether or not you’re a fan, the excitement and positive vibes floating around on game days make going out in Charlotte on a Sunday afternoon even more fun.

This photo says it all.

3. Fun for the whole family

You could try a new place or go on a new adventure every weekend in Charlotte and rarely do the same thing twice. Go on a Saturday morning hiking trip on Crowders Mountain, take the kids to Discovery Place downtown, or take the whole family to the Whitewater Center for more than just whitewater rafting. There’s a plethora of family friendly outdoor activities, scenic greenways, museums and sights to see all over the city.

The U.S. National Whitewater Center

2. Pet-friendly environment

Charlotte is home to 6 dog parks across the city. Almost every local brewery is pet friendly and chances are there will be tons of cute pups for your own four-legged friend to meet. Bring your dog to the Whitewater Center to enjoy a big lawn and live music. There’s even an annual doggie event called “Woofstock.â€

Image from Charlottesgotalot.com

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Contact Danielle to find out why Charlotte is the best city to buy a home in 2016! Don’t miss out on the lifestyle that’s waiting for you in the Queen City.

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Shop Local: Charlotte Home Decor Stores

May 4, 2016 by Danielle Edwards

Shop Local at These Charlotte Home Decor Stores

April, 2016â€“ Danielle Edwards is a Charlotte, NC Realtor with RE/MAX Executive, the number one RE/MAX in the Carolinas.

Charlotte is a pretty big city, so of course you’ll find either a HomeGoods, Pier1, or World Market in almost every major shopping center. Just don’t forget to shop some of these Charlotte Home Decor Stores from time to time and you may find some unique and authentic goodies for staging the house you’re selling, or for your new home!

City Supply Co in Plaza Midwood

City Supply Co is a Charlotte Home Decor Store that features classic yet modern home furnishings. You can find lamps, rugs, artwork, sofas and other small furniture with a mid-century modern feel at this Plaza Midwood shop right outside of downtown Charlotte. 1219 Thomas Ave, Charlotte, NC 28205.

Pepper & Company in Pineville

This is a unique and eclectic shop with a wide variety of items. You’ll love the very high-quality, sturdy furniture of all shapes and sizes as well as their throw pillows, lamps, artwork, and miscellaneous decor items. You can find this shop in the heart of downtown Pineville, right on Main Street. 329 Main St, Pineville, NC 28134.

Details Home Boutique in Park Road Shopping Center

If you are looking for a mix between “clean and modern” and “shabby chic” then Details Home Boutique is perfect for you. This Charlotte home decor store has a clean look that would be perfect for an uptown condo or a suburban Charlotte home. 4301 Park Rd, Charlotte, NC 28209

Home With Heart in Elizabeth

You will find lots of white and gold in this adorable Charlotte Home Decor Store! Home With Heart sells all the cute nic-nacs you could ever need; along with greeting cards, candles, and even jewelry. This is the perfect shop to visit if you have an empty shelf in need of some love. 115 Cherokee Rd, Charlotte, NC 28207

Casual Elegance in Blakeney

This is your Charlotte go-to for the infamous Annie Sloan Chalk Paint that has everyone talking! You can also find adorable monogram wreaths, art, lamps, and other miscellaneous decor items at this South Charlotte home-decor boutique. 9852 Rea Rd, Charlotte, NC 28277

Cherry’s Home Decor and Gifts in Matthews

Cherry’s carries brands like Lily Pulitzer, Olivina, and Tervis. You’ll find a different inventory for every season at this home decor store in Charlotte. They feature small furniture, gifts, candles, lamps, decor for the nursery, and more. 7800-D Stevens Mill Road Matthews NC 28104.

Main & Gray in Fort Mill

This home decor store is right outside of Charlotte in the quaint downtown area of Fort Mill. If you’re an HGTV’s Fixer-Upper fan, this store is for you. Most of the decor and indoor/outdoor furniture here is inspired by the rustic-chic design you see on the show. 223 Main Street, Fort Mill SC

Shop local in Charlotte and fill your home with decor that will help you sell it faster! If you’re new to the area, make your Charlotte house feel like home by purchasing some authentic Queen City decor at some of these lovely Charlotte Home Decor Stores!

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7 Simple Ways to “Go Green” at Home

April 26, 2016 by Danielle Edwards

7 Simple Ways to “Go Green” at Home

“Go Green” in your Charlotte, NC home with these 7 tips.

April, 2016â€“ Danielle Edwards is a Charlotte, NC Realtor with RE/MAX Executive, the number one RE/MAX in the Carolinas.

“Go Green” at home! Making subtle changes to your daily lifestyle at home can make a positive impact on the environment. You don’t have to purchase a hybrid car or start raising your own livestock to create a more environmentally-friendly home. Below are some ideas you might find helpful when deciding to “Go Green” in your Charlotte home.

7. Update the insulation in the house

Older homes (built before 1980) may not be constructed well for energy efficiency. According to energy.gov, adding insulation to a home will likely pay for itself within a few years due to the amount of energy it will save for Charlotte, NC homeowners like you. If completely updating the insulation throughout your home is not currently in your budget, you can always purchase thicker curtains, or even sun-blocking/thermal curtains to keep the house cooler during the summer.

6. Throw out pesticides

Most pesticide sprays come in aerosol cans which are bad for the environment– more importantly, the chemicals that exist within those cans aren’t good for you and your family. Prevent pests first by sealing up any exposed holes in the wall or cracks in the foundation. Be very careful not to leave behind any crumbs or sugary and sticky messes. In the event that you do find bugs inside of your home, try using one of these homemade organic pesticides.

5. Clean off dust bunnies from refrigerator coils

All of the dust that collects behind your refrigerator will cause it to have to work harder to keep cool. Every 6 months or so, scoot it out and clean off the dust that has accumulated to make sure your fridge isn’t using up more energy than necessary in your home.

4. Unplug small appliances

Appliances still use energy when they’re not turned on or not being used, just because they are plugged into the wall. You can save energy and even cut back on your power bill just by unplugging appliances like your toaster or coffee maker. Also, try unplugging lamps that don’t get used very often in guest bedrooms or formal living rooms.

3. Brew smarter

Coffee drinker? Make sure your coffee was sustainably grown by drinking USDA Certified Organic coffee. If you prefer to drink coffee on the go, many Charlotte, NC coffee shops will offer discounts for customers who bring their own mug or thermos. Save money and save paper or plastic!

2. Ditch the dryer sheets

Did you know the chemicals in your dryer sheets are bad for your health? There are many home made alternatives to using Tide or Gain dryer sheets that may also save you money! Try this safe alternative instead.

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Cost-Effective Curb Appeal Projects

April 19, 2016 by Danielle Edwards

Cost-effective curb appeal projects for your home

Cost-effective curb appeal projects that won’t break the bank

April, 2016â€“ Danielle Edwards is a Charlotte, NC Realtor with RE/MAX Executive, the number one RE/MAX in the Carolinas.

Fix up the exterior of your newly purchased home without emptying your wallet, or get your home in shape to sell without having to hire anyone to do the work for you. Sometimes all it takes is cleaning things up a bit, adding a few accents, or hiding unsightly items in your front yard. Below are some DIY ideas on how to make the most out of your home with just a few cost-effective curb appeal projects.

1. Update your garage door

Even if the exterior of your home is well-maintained or new, a dirty or drab garage door could take away from your home’s curb appeal. This cost-effective curb appeal project will help you transform your home, just by adding some paint or a few pieces of hardware.

Option One: Add some gel stain to make your garage door look like it’s made out of beautiful wood. You can even re-stain your front door to match. Learn how here.

Option Two: Add brackets to your garage door to add some character. This can be done for as little as $10! Click here for a tutorial.

2. Dress up your foundation

If the foundation of your home is less-than-appealing, it’s an easy fix! Simply add some stone to the foundation to add some curb appeal, plant some shrubs, or add stucco. All 3 can be done for a low price. You can find more foundation-improvement ideas for added curb appeal here.

3. Update your mailbox

Your mailbox is the first thing people see from the road. Ditch the tiny black mailbox on a stick and add some stone and elegant numbers to the front instead. This can be accomplished in about a day, and is less expensive than buying a brand new mailbox! To add some extra pizzazz, plant some flowers at the base.

4. Hide eye sores like trashcans, hoses, and hardware.

When you look at homes in magazines or on Pinterest, chances are the photos don’t include the every day items that most homeowners need. Make your home look catalogue-worthy by hiding these items and adding some curb appeal! Here are some ideas to get your started:

5. Add or update molding on your front door

Your front door ties together the aesthetic for your entire home, it’s important to make sure that it contributes to the curb appeal for your home. You can add some cost-effective curb appeal just by either adding some molding around your front door, or by updating the existing molding. For DIY instructions, click here.

You don’t have to demolish, build, or spend thousands of dollars to improve the exterior of your home. By spending time working on these cost-effective curb appeal projects, you will achieve a picture perfect home with your own personal touch! Remember, you can always maintain a clean look by maintaining the lawn and trimming back shrubbery, pressure washing the driveway and walkways, and cleaning out your gutters regularly.

Not sure where to start? Contact Danielle Edwards and she will guide you with a target list to get your home ready to sell.

Contact Realtor Danielle Edwards for all of your Real Estate needs in Charlotte, NC region.

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