Tap a price tier to see which Charlotte neighborhoods fit. Median prices reflect single-family resale; townhomes and condos run lower.
Under $500K
2 Neighborhoods
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Where to look if you want to be close in without stretching past the mid $400Ks. Uptown is mostly condos, while Wesley Heights has historic bungalows alongside condos and townhomes.
The widest mix of any tier. South End and NoDa lean toward condos and townhomes, Cotswold has mid-century homes on real lots, and Ballantyne, Waverly, SouthPark, and Huntersville add suburban and lake-area options.
Myers Park and Lake Norman waterfront are the two areas here above $1 million. The waterfront figure is a general indication for waterfront homes only, and it is priced separately from the Huntersville town median shown above.
Prices are median sale prices as of Q3 2026 or August 2026, except Lake Norman waterfront, which is a general indication, and condos, townhomes, and new construction can run lower or higher. Plaza Midwood*, Dilworth, South End, NoDa, Elizabeth, Myers Park, and Cotswold are Canopy MLS neighborhood figures for the last 12 months (*Midwood subdivision). †Uptown, Wesley Heights, and SouthPark are Canopy MLS zip-code aggregates, which cover more than each neighborhood. ‡Ballantyne and Waverly share one figure, the Realtors Property Resource (RPR) August 2026 median sold price for zip code 28277; Huntersville is RPR's town-level figure. The Huntersville median does not separate out waterfront homes. §Lake Norman waterfront is a general indication for waterfront homes only. RPR does not report waterfront separately, so it is not a reported median.