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Making a Difference in Real Estate: Touching Lives

July 2, 2024 by Danielle Edwards

Making a Difference in Real Estate: Touching Lives and Achieving Success

In the realm of real estate, it’s not just about closing deals; it’s about transforming lives and leaving a positive mark. 🌟 From helping families find their dream homes to guiding them through the process of selling, every transaction is an opportunity to make a meaningful difference. As I reflect on the successes of the first semester—each home sold, each family happily settled into their new chapter—I’m reminded of the profound importance of making a difference in people’s lives. While the numbers speak volumes, the impact on individuals and families truly defines our success.

First Semester Highlights:

As the Buyer’s Agent:

  • 5400 Birchhill: Guided a family through the emotional process of selling their mother’s home after a loved one passed away.
  • 6914 Sea Gull: Assisted past clients in purchasing land to build their dream home.
  • 7802 Ridgeloch Drive: Helped previous clients secure a home in a competitive high school district.
  • 7132 Henry Harris Rd: Supported buyers relocating to the Charlotte area in finding land and space.
  • 1571 S Church St: Guided first-time homebuyers through the purchase of their first home.
  • 2420 Lola Ave: Assisted a buyer in relocating to Charlotte and finding the perfect home, with our journey to be featured on House Hunters.
  • 561 Dayton Rd: Helped long-time clients’ parents find a home closer to their grandchildren.
  • 5604 All Saints Ln: Supported first-time homebuyers in finding their first home and negotiating complex repairs.

As the Listing Agent (sold):

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  • 7036 Saranac Lane – $460,000
  • 1013 Traditions Drive – $417,000
  • 1104 Cedarwood Lane – Listed at $250,000, sold at $316,000
  • 10349 Old Carolina Drive – $494,000
  • 2320 Flintwood Lane – $1,442,800
  • 6248 Falls Lake Dr – Listed at $578,800, sold at $600,000
  • VAC 11, Oakboro land – $250,000, breaking sales records for land in the region

These properties were swiftly sold at optimal prices, underscoring the trust my clients placed in my services. Selling a home can be a daunting journey, but my commitment is to ensure a seamless and gratifying experience for all involved.

Just Listed (click them for more information):

Stay tuned for these upcoming listings! Nestled in sought-after neighborhoods, these homes offer tremendous opportunities for prospective buyers. I’m dedicated to showcasing these properties to the right audience and ensuring they find their perfect match.

Making a Difference:

But what truly matters is the impact we have on people’s lives. 💖 Each transaction represents more than just a sale; it signifies a new beginning for the families involved, whether they’re bidding farewell to a beloved home or embarking on an exciting new journey.

I take pride in the relationships I cultivate with my clients. It’s about empathizing with their needs, cherishing their stories, and empowering them to achieve their real estate aspirations. Every family is unique, and it’s my mission to tailor my services accordingly.

Focusing on What Matters:

My primary focus is YOU. Your happiness, your aspirations, and your future. 🏡✨

In real estate, success isn’t merely quantified by transactions but by the satisfaction of our clients. I’m unwavering in my commitment to delivering exceptional service, which means prioritizing your interests above all else.

Let’s embark on this journey together and make every step count. 🚀 Whether you’re buying, selling, or exploring your options, rest assured, I’m here to guide you every step of the way. Your trust and satisfaction are my utmost priorities.

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Conclusion:

To summarize, the first semester of this year has been characterized by significant achievements in real estate and the profound impact I’ve had on people’s lives. Each transaction is a testament to our dedication to making a positive difference. I eagerly anticipate continuing this journey with you all. Thank you for your unwavering trust and support.

Reach out to us, and we’ll be delighted to assist you. Stay tuned for all updates! Follow us on social media, Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube.

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Top Charlotte Real Estate Agent As Seen on House Hunters Charlotte guiding her buyer Lyndsay on her relocation.

 

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Danielle Edwards

Selling Charlotte since 2006

danielleedwards@REMAX.net

704-604-2999

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Tips on Moving to CHARLOTTE NC

December 18, 2022 by Danielle Edwards

Tips on Moving to Charlotte, NC

8 Things to Know About Moving to Charlotte

No doubt, Charlotte, NC  is a fun and exciting place to visit. Whether you’re a sports fan, a history buff, or just looking for a fun night out on the town, Uptown Charlotte has something for everyone. But if you’re planning on relocating to the Queen city, here are 8 things to know about moving to Charlotte, NC and tips on moving to Charlotte NC.

#1 Uptown is downtown.

Uptown Charlotte is the central business district of Charlotte, North Carolina, and is a vibrant and exciting place to visit. The area is home to various attractions, including the NASCAR Hall of Fame, the Mint Museum, and the Levine Museum of the New South. It also has a wide range of restaurants, shops, and entertainment venues. Uptown Charlotte is home to a number of entertainment venues, including Bank of America Stadium (home of the Carolina Panthers NFL team), and Spectrum Center (home of the Charlotte Hornets NBA team). In addition, the area is home to a number of several greenspaces including Romare Bearden Park and the Little Sugar Creek Greenway.

#2 Charlotte is home to many diverse neighborhoods.

Charlotte, North Carolina is a diverse city with a variety of neighborhoods that reflect its cultural and economic diversity. Some of the city’s neighborhoods are more affluent and primarily residential, while others are more urban with a mix of residential, commercial, and industrial areas. Communities in Charlotte known for their diversity include Plaza Midwood, which is home to a mix of professionals, artists, and families. Another diverse neighborhood is NoDa (short for North Davidson), which is known for its arts scene and eclectic mix of residents. The Elizabeth neighborhood has a mix of single-family homes and apartments. And, Dilworth is a residential area with a mix of restaurants, and South End is a more urban neighborhood with a mix of residential and industrial areas.

Lake Wylie, SC

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#3 Charlotte has beautiful lakes.

Lake Norman and Lake Wylie are two popular lakes located in Charlotte, NC. Both lakes are known for their beautiful natural surroundings and offer a variety of recreational activities for residents and visitors. Lake Norman, which is located just north of Charlotte, is the largest man-made lake in the state. It is home to a number of marinas, restaurants, and other amenities. Lake Wylie, which is located just south of Charlotte, is a smaller lake. It is home to a number of parks and recreational areas, as well as several marinas and boat ramps. Both Lake Norman and Lake Wylie are popular destinations for residents and visitors to the Charlotte area. They offer a wide range of recreational activities and amenities. Whether you are looking to relax on the beach, go fishing, or enjoy a day out on the water, these lakes have something for everyone.

#4 Greenways, greenways, and more greenways!

Charlotte has greenways in every pocket of the city and they will all connect by the end of 2023, making for one seamless intracity greenway called the Cross Charlotte Trail (XCLT). These trails are typically located along natural corridors such as rivers, creeks, and abandoned rail lines, and they can be used for activities such as walking, biking, and running. There are several greenways in Charlotte, including the Little Sugar Creek Greenway, which runs through the city’s center and connects several neighborhoods and parks. Other greenways in the city include the McAlpine Creek Greenway, the Stewart Creek Greenway, and the Four Mile Creek Greenway. Greenways in Charlotte are managed by the Charlotte Department of Transportation. They are an essential part of the city’s network of trails and bikeways. They provide residents and visitors with opportunities to enjoy the outdoors and engage in physical activity, and they also serve as essential corridors for wildlife habitat and conservation.

#5 Lots of roads in Charlotte change names.

There are several roads in Charlotte, North Carolina, that change names as they pass through different neighborhoods or jurisdictions. One example is Independence Boulevard, which changes its name to Eastway Drive as it passes through the east side of the city. Other roads in Charlotte that change names include:

  • Fairview Road: Changes to Sardis Road, which turns into Rama Road in the southeastern part of the city
  • Providence Road: Changes to Marvin Road in the southeast part of the city
  • South Boulevard: Changes to Park Road in the South Park neighborhood
  • Beatties Ford Road: Changes to Rozzelles Ferry Road in the northwest part of the city
  • Billy Graham Parkway: Changes to Statesville Road as it passes through the north side of the city
  • Wilkinson Boulevard: Changes to Freedom Drive in the northwest part of the city

It’s important to pay attention to road signs and be aware of these name changes, as they can confuse visitors or newcomers to the city.

Charlotte BBQ

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#6 Amazing BBQ… Better than Texas or Midwest.

There I said it! Charlotte, North Carolina has a thriving food scene, and BBQ is one of the city’s specialties.

There are several BBQ restaurants in Charlotte that are known for their delicious, slow-smoked meats and flavorful sauces. Some popular BBQ joints in Charlotte include:

  • Midwood Smokehouse, for its award-winning BBQ and craft beers
  • Mac’s Speed Shop, which serves up classic BBQ dishes such as pulled pork and ribs
  • Smokey Joe’s BBQ, which is known for its traditional southern BBQ
  • Sauceman’s BBQ, which serves up a variety of BBQ meats and sides.

In addition to these conventional BBQ restaurants, Charlotte also has a number of newer, more modern. BBQ spots that offer unique twists on classic BBQ dishes. With such a wide range of BBQ options to choose from. there is something for every BBQ lover to enjoy in Charlotte.

#7 Taxes are higher in Charlotte, NC

Charlotte has relatively high property taxes compared to other cities in the state. According to the Tax Foundation, the average effective property tax rate in Charlotte is 1.29%. This is higher than the state average of 0.77%. In addition to property taxes, Charlotte residents also pay state and local sales taxes. The state sales tax rate in North Carolina is 4.75%, and the local sales tax rate in Charlotte is 2.5%, for a total sales tax rate of 7.25%. The state income tax rate in North Carolina ranges from 5.25% to 7.25%, depending on income level. While the tax burden in Charlotte may be higher than in some other cities, it also has a strong economy and a high quality of life, making it an attractive place to live and work.  2023 is a TAX REVALUATION year.  Learn about that here

#8 Charlotte is rapidly growing because everyone is moving here

Charlotte has experienced significant population growth in recent decades. According to data from the U.S. Census Bureau, the population of Charlotte increased by 23% between 2010 and 2020, from 731,424 to 903,393. The city’s population is expected to continue growing in the coming years. Several factors contribute to Charlotte’s growth, including its strong economy, diverse job market, and high quality of life. Charlotte is home to several major corporations and financial institutions, and it has a thriving startup scene and a growing tech sector. The city is also home to several universities and colleges, which helps act a diverse and educated workforce. In addition to its strong economy, Charlotte is known for its attractive natural setting and outdoor recreation opportunities.  Currently, Zillow has CHARLOTTE ranked as the #1 market to watch for 2023.

Charlotte, NC or North and South Carolina are amongst the top 5 states people are flocking to.  For more tips on moving to Charlotte NC and questions on the different areas, schools, things to do.. All that good stuff – let’s talk!

Contact Danielle Edwards for information on Charlotte, NC, real estate.

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Relocating From New Jersey to the Carolinas – Thank You, Danielle!

November 9, 2022 by Danielle Edwards

Relocating From New Jersey to the Carolinas – Thank you, Danielle!

Selling gorgeous homes in beautiful areas can be a lot of fun as a real estate agent. But my clients are what makes real estate fulfilling. Meet Kelly. I helped her on her journey, relocating from New Jersey to the Carolinas. Kelly had a list of specific needs as a mom to three kids. She wanted to be close to friends they knew in the area and needed space for her husband to have an office. Kelly also needed to live in a place where she could help relocate her extended family from NJ soon. Not only did we find Kelly the house of her dreams, but we also set her up with all of the information and resources she needed to make the Carolinas feel like home — and I made a new friend to boot!

Listen to Kelly’s client testimonial here:

Three Reasons You Should Consider Relocating to the Carolinas.

Those who already live in the South know the advantages of planting roots here. There is a lot to love about the South: mild temperatures, four seasons, spacious homes, lower taxes, affordable living, and quick getaways to the beaches and mountains. Here’s why so many Northerners are moving down South.

1. Affordability

If you’re spending a ton of your hard-earned money on housing, utilities, and taxes up North–and without a decent yard–you may want to consider relocating from New Jersey to the Charlotte, NC, area. The cost of living in the South is the #1 reason people choose to relocate here. If you’re making a $100k salary in New York City, you’ll only need to earn $40k a year to maintain the same standard of living in Charlotte, NC! Everything, from housing to childcare to dining, is less expensive in the South.

2. The Weather

We all know the #2 reason northerners relocate to Charlotte, NC is the weather! You’ll be hooked once you’ve lived a full year in this beautiful area. Yes, the South can get hot, but Charlotte is closer to the mid-Atlantic, giving you some protection against the hottest climates of the South. Thankfully, we boast some of the best coastlines and pool companies in the country, making it easy to stay cool in the heat down here.

And the fall and winter months are sure to make up for those Vitamin-D-filled summers. You may get a few inches of snow, but you can throw away your shovel because the sun will melt it in the morning! And you like fall leaves, you say? Well, enjoy the beautiful scenery in Charlotte and the NC Mountains — boasting some of the most vibrant fall colors in the country.

3. ROOM to Stretch 

It’s no surprise that you’ll find bigger homes on larger lots in the South. Those extra square feet can prove necessary with a growing family or a permanent remote worker in the home. With the average list price of a house in Charlotte at $410k in October 2022, Charlotte still has a lower cost per square foot than up North, so you get more house for less money. And it’s more than your own home. Charlotte has less traffic and congestion and more green space and parks to inhale. And exhale.

Are there more reasons to move to Charlotte, NC? Absolutely! Let’s not forget the mouth-watering southern cuisine. Or the proximity to endless getaways, from the breathtaking NC and SC beaches to the charming mountain towns of NC, VA, and TN. If you want more reasons to chat about your specific needs, I’m here to help you start your next adventure in the South.

If you want help getting to know this area – let’s talk!


Danielle Edwards

South Charlotte Real Estate
Realtor, REMAX EXECUTIVE

Hefferon | Edward Team
704-761-7484
Licensed In: NC
License #: 249833
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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, 2016– 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.

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You’ll find adorable bungalows like this one in Dilworth

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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

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.

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.

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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.”

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1. Contact Danielle Edwards to find out!

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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CONTACT DANIELLE EDWARDS

Anyone can tell you what your home is worth. Contact me and I’ll show you how to make it worth MORE. As a RE/MAX Executive Realtor here in Charlotte NC, I use our global and local database to get your home SOLD. You need to know how to make your home worth more!

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6 Tips for Relocating to Charlotte

March 23, 2016 by Danielle Edwards

6 Tips for Relocating to Charlotte

Everything from navigating through the city to Queen City culture, use this article as your resource guide for relocating to Charlotte

Whether you are packing up and relocating to Charlotte right away or you are just in the early stages of house shopping, this Charlotte-area Realtor Estate agent is here for you! My name is Danielle Edwards and I am a Charlotte, NC Realtor with RE/MAX Executive, the number one RE/MAX in the Carolinas.  Preparing to relocate is stressful enough. I’ve done some research on relocating to the Queen City… so you don’t have to!

Know your school districts.

Oftentimes, the best neighborhoods are near the best public schools. Charlotte is a huge city, and if you plan on staying in the same home as your children grow up, be sure you’re looking at neighborhoods in school districts with a great reputation before relocating to Charlotte. Check out our list of the top rated high schools in Charlotte, and what neighborhoods surround them.

Test-drive your commute.

Loop Study StonewallCharlotte is full of interstates. If you’re heading North on I-77 on the way to work, your 15 mile commute may take an hour. If you’re heading South at the same time, your ride will be smooth and traffic-free. The same is true for the inner and outer loops of I-485, I-85, and even smaller roads such as Highway 160. If you already have a job lined up in the area, take a ride during rush hour from your prospective neighborhoods to your job site. If you will be working in uptown Charlotte, make sure you’re comfortable with the commute before your first day. The random one-way roads uptown can be tricky if you’re not used to them.

Subscribe to the Charlotte Agenda.

This online publication is great for newcomers that are relocating to Charlotte. The writers highlight popular restaurants and neighborhoods, and keep readers up-to-date on what’s in the works for the Queen City. Once you get settled in, this will be a great resource in figuring out where to explore. You are sure to fall in love with the many beautiful sights and unique breweries, parks, boutiques, and other small businesses that Charlotte has to offer! They also list multiple job openings a day, for those of you who are still on the job hunt.

Relocating to Charlotte

Are you a workout fanatic? Purchase Class Pass.

This smartphone app is $79 per month. But, if you love working out it will be worth it. Charlotte is home to a large amount of local, family owned or private gyms. Maybe you are a yogi but don’t know which studio is best for you. The app lets you choose from almost ANY gym in Charlotte, view their schedule, and reserve a class. The only fee you pay is for the app itself. This means you have access to every gym in Charlotte until you find the one that’s right for you. Some of these gyms cost over $200 a month for a membership, so $79 is a great deal.

Know your neighborhoods.

It seems like Charlotte is home to a handful of “mini-towns.” You’ll hear all kinds of names for different areas here. The truth is, there are a ton of unique neighborhoods around the city and each one has it’s own character. While one area may be home to many college students, another may be home to many young professionals or families, so it’s important to get a good idea of what you can expect from each of these communities so you’ll be an expert before relocating to Charlotte! Some of these areas include: Elizabeth, South End, Lower South End, NoDa, South Park, Steele Creek, and Dilworth. To learn more about each neighborhood, check out this helpful website.

Relocating to Charlotte

Elizabeth neighborhood in Charlotte

Utilize the RE/MAX Relocation Guide.

You can request a Relocation Guide online, which is a great resource for information on the business environment, schools, homes, events, and attractions in and around Charlotte.


 

Contact Realtor Danielle Edwards for your real estate needs in Charlotte, NC region.

RE/MAX Executive Realtor Danielle Edwards

Realtor NC/SC

704-604-2999

www.soldondanielle.com

email: drivendanielle@gmail.com

Follow me on Facebook/soldondanielle

 

 

 

 

CONTACT DANIEL EDWARDS

Anyone can tell you what your home is worth. Contact me and I’ll show you how to make it worth MORE. As a RE/MAX Executive Realtor here in Charlotte NC, I use our global and local database to get your home SOLD. You need to know how to make your home worth more!

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