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The State of Housing in Charlotte Report

 

 

On October 30, 2020, the Childress Klein Center for Real Estate hosted the Second Annual State of Charlotte Housing Summit.  This virtual event featured a presentation of the State of Housing in Charlotte report by Dr. Yongqiang Chu, director of CKCRE. The summit was following by two panel discussions on owner-occupied and rental housing markets and featured Charlotte real estate experts.

 

View the slide deck 

 

View the Owner-Occupied Housing Panel 

View the Rental Housing Panel

 

The Belk College of Business and Childress Klein Center for Real Estate would like to gratefully acknowledge our resource and data partners, whose generous support has allowed us to bring this crucial research to the Charlotte community.

 

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