CLT Luxury

Charlotte Luxury Real Estate Market Stats

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Charlotte Luxury
Market Stats

Quarterly data on the Charlotte luxury market — median prices, days on market, inventory, and neighborhood-level breakdowns. Updated each quarter by Melissa.

Q2 2026 (Apr – Jun)·Updated August 2026

Metro overview

Charlotte luxury market at a glance

Median sale price

$1,310,000

+2.0% vs Aug 2026

Charlotte luxury tier ($750K+)

Mecklenburg + Union County combined

Median days on market

26

−2 days vs Aug 2026

Days from list to contract

Well-priced homes averaging 12–16 days

List-to-sale ratio

98.5%

+0.2pts vs Aug 2026

Sale price as % of list price

Luxury homes above $2M averaging 96.4%

Active inventory

298

−4.5% vs Aug 2026

Homes listed $750K+ in metro

Seasonal tightening as fall market opens

Months of supply

2.2

−0.2 months vs Aug 2026

At current absorption rate

Under 3 months = seller's market

Cash transactions

35%

+1pt vs Aug 2026

Of luxury closings, no mortgage

Elevated by out-of-state relocation buyers

Melissa's read on Q2 2026

"The story of Q2 is rising inventory meeting sustained demand. We're seeing more homes come to market than we did in Q1, which is giving buyers more options — but well-priced homes in the right neighborhoods are still moving in under three weeks. The market hasn't softened; it's just become more discerning. Overpriced homes are sitting. Correctly priced homes are selling fast and often with multiple offers."

— Melissa Trinkl, Q2 2026 (Apr – Jun)

By neighborhood

Neighborhood-level breakdown

NeighborhoodMedian sale priceAvg. days on marketList-to-saleTrendNotes
Myers Park$1,920,00017 days99.3%Inventory at historic lows; multiple-offer situations common
Eastover$2,510,00031 days97.5%Estate-scale properties moving well; limited new listings
SouthPark$1,355,00020 days99.0%Corporate relocation demand remains strong heading into fall
Ballantyne$1,010,00024 days98.6%Crossed $1M median for first time; new construction tapering
Weddington$890,00028 days98.2%Back-to-school season driving urgency among family buyers
Waxhaw$810,00035 days97.4%Supply stabilizing; price recovery underway at entry tier
Dilworth$1,080,00015 days99.6%Fastest-moving sub-market; infill and walkability premium holding
Fort Mill, SC$745,00027 days98.3%SC tax advantages and new construction driving continued demand

Data reflects closed transactions in the $750K+ tier. Source: Canopy MLS, compiled by Melissa Trinkl. Updated quarterly.

Historical trend

Six quarters of Charlotte luxury data

Median sale price trend ($750K+ tier)

$1,141K

Q1 2025

$1,172K

Q2 2025

$1,215K

Q3 2025

$1,198K

Q4 2025

$1,233K

Q1 2026

$1,285K

Q2 2026

QuarterMedian priceAvg. DOMActive inventoryList-to-sale
Q2 2026 ← current$1,285,00028 days31298.3%
Q1 2026 $1,233,00034 days26497.9%
Q4 2025 $1,198,00041 days28997.2%
Q3 2025 $1,215,00029 days30198.1%
Q2 2025 $1,172,00026 days27898.6%
Q1 2025 $1,141,00038 days24197.4%

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Data disclaimer: The tax rates, market statistics, and financial estimates shown on this page are for general informational purposes only. Rates change annually and can vary by municipality, special tax district, and individual property. This information may be outdated or inaccurate and should not be relied upon for financial or legal decisions. Please confirm current rates directly with the applicable county tax office, your municipality, a licensed tax professional, or your accountant before making any purchase, financing, or investment decision.