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Contest: Show us the places you love
Photo contest
What places in our region have a hold on your heart? Is there a building or a patch of woods so special to you that you’d lie down in front of a bulldozer to save it? We want to know about it.
To celebrate our first anniversary, PlanCharlotte.org is sponsoring a photo contest to let our readers show us what places in this area they consider
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Home values in region: Clusters of highs, lows
How much are homes in your neighborhood worth? The era of upside-down mortgages and foreclosures has left homeowners across the country anxious about home values – their own and their neighbors'. In the midst of this housing market upheaval, explosive growth in the Charlotte region has reshaped residential patterns.
Clusters of higher-
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A region by many other names
Recent headlines have trumpeted the U.S. Census finding that between 2000 and 2010, the Charlotte “urbanized area” was the nation’s fastest growing among areas with 1 million or more people, at 64.6 percent.
But the statistic also highlighted the inconsistent, even chaotic, differences in how the so-called Charlotte region gets
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CLEVELAND COUNTY
Learn more about Cleveland County and its relationship to the Charlotte region at the UNC Charlotte Urban Institute’s Cleveland County page.
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