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Charlotte is the fifth in growth in the United States. It has become a major financial center due to the banking industry in the city including Bank of America. NASCAR has multiple offices around Charlotte making it a motor sport conter.

Charllotte North Carolina neighborhoods

Uptown: The original downtown area of Charlotte. The area includes government offices and the business sector. This area has a heavy population of museums, sports, hotels, restaurants, and night clubs. High density population area.

NoDa: NoDa is known for its art galleries, theaters, and an array of different shops and restaurants. This area has seen a lot of residential growth recently.

Southend: This area is just south of Uptown and has seen revitalization in the last decade with shops and design industry. It includes a trolley line that runs through the neighborhood. A light rail project is under way.

Dilworth: Located southwest of Uptown. Area is lined with bungalows, Queen Anne and some colonial homes. It has an old style charm of its own with shops and restaurants located in the neighborhood.

Plaza/Midwood: Located northeast of Uptown. It also has its share of art galleries, unique shops, and restaurants.

Elizabeth: Located close to the Uptown area and is a historic district. The neighborhood is a collection of older more classic homes with a new mix of more modern style homes. The area is named after Elizabeth College that was founded in 1897. It also contains two major hospitals and several medical offices.

Steele Creek: Recent years the area has grown tremendously with residential and commercial construction. The area is considered a suburb of Charlotte. The growth is due to widening and creation of highways and I-485. This area will keep growing in the near future and will establish itself as a desirable place to live.

Lake Wylie: Located 20 miles west of Charlotte. Lake Wylie is a hot spot for recreation like water skiing, fishing, and boating. The interstate is convenient for anyone working in Charlotte and want to live in Lake Wylie.