Don’t Move To Charlotte North Carolina | 9 Things To Know Before You Move

[@ramk9531]

Raleigh

[@Si-lz2jg]

The only thing that’s not awesome is that it’s not super progressive but it’s not closed minded so really it’s perfect

[@RobertBee-fs8hv]

My friends in Salisbury 30 miles away say that Charlott is a cesspool of liberals ( meaning non white demographics)

[@angelwingz892]

Nah, northern Florida is red enough for me.

[@lisayoder5686]

The fall colors are dull. Every year I waited for the brightness and beauty, and even the mountains were just different shades of brown. Nothing like the north. Cold nights make for breathtaking colors and crisp, sweet/sour apples. I finally left the Charlotte area after 30 years to head back north. Everyone there thought we were crazy, but I LOVE 4 seasons, beautiful falls and snowy winters. NC is NOT for everyone. Jobs are the only real reason that I can see to live in the development-owned local govts allowance of unregulated growth of the outskirts of Charlotte, traffic and population growth that the local govts are not prepared to handle the infrastructure needed for it all. Why aren't the developers forced to pay for the extra/widening roads, needed schools and all of the other headaches that come with moving thousands of families into towns that were built for 5000 people, tops? Instead it's is left up to the taxpayers to wait decades for improvements caused by the developers moving in, building cheap housing for the mcmansion subdivisions every 100 yards, and then they are gone, leaving the stunned population to clean up and PAY FOR their mess. I was just curious to see what was behind this 'recommended' headline, I didn't realize it was a real estate video.

[@RobertBee-fs8hv]

Who really care about fall colors .

[@livinginnorthcarolina]

I appreciate the input! I’m glad you checked out the video!

[@lisayoder5686]

@@RobertBee-fs8hv you’ve obviously never been north of the Mason-Dixon Line in October. Only someone who has never seen the true brilliance of fall could ask that question. Venture into the northern tier states in September or October (depending on how north you go) you may discover that life is actually worth seeing outside of the grind.

[@RobertBee-fs8hv]

Lets show a scene of New York City from the Jersery side in a video about Charlotte

[@livinginnorthcarolina]

Ummmm, no, not a picture of NYC, it’s definitely Charlotte, sorry!

[@RobertBee-fs8hv]

@@livinginnorthcarolina that large body of water isn't the Hudson river