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Tuesday, November 15, 2022
The 2022 State of Housing in Charlotte Summit, in its fourth year, brought developers, government officials, and community stakeholders together for an exclusive first look at the "2022 State of Housing in Charlotte Report," which details:
- A comprehensive inventory of the current housing stock
- An analysis of housing affordability across all income levels
- A high-level comparison of the Charlotte regional housing market
- A comprehensive look at owner-occupied, rental, and subsidized housing in the eight-county Charlotte region
- How the market has changed since the first State of Housing Report in 2019
- How house price growth rates have fared during and after the COVID-19 pandemic
- A long-term view of the dynamics of the housing market over the last two decades
- Scott Wilkerson, Chief Investment Officer, Gingko Residential, LLC
- Mark Boyce, Founding Partner, True Homes
- Brenda Hayden, Realtor®/Broker with Keller Williams, 2022 Chair of the Real Estate & Building Industry Coalition
- Moderator: Patrick Smith, Associate Professor and the John Crosland, Sr. Distinguished Scholar in Real Estate and Development
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The third summit, held virtually on Nov. 17, 2021, opened with a presentation on "The 2021 State of Housing in Charlotte Report" by Dr. Yongqiang Chu, director of the Childress Klein Center for Real Estate, and was followed by an industry panel discussion followed.
"The 2021 State of Housing in Charlotte Report," which was released during the summit, includes a comprehensive inventory of the current housing stock, an analysis of housing affordability across all income levels, and a high-level comparison of the Charlotte regional housing market. Part of a multi-year CKCRE research project first announced in 2019, the report provides a comprehensive look at owner-occupied, rental and subsidized housing in the eight-county Charlotte region: Mecklenburg, Cabarrus, Gaston, Iredell, Lincoln and Union counties in North Carolina, and Lancaster and York counties in South Carolina.
The second annual State of Charlotte Housing Summit was presented on October 29, 2020.
This virtual event addressed the analysis of the State of Housing in Charlotte report and include a comprehensive inventory of the current housing stock, an analysis of housing affordability across all income levels and a higher-level comparison of the Charlotte regional housing market.
A virtual update on the state of housing in the Charlotte-metro area was held on July 23, 2020.
This presentation included a detailed analysis of the COVID-19's impact on the region's single-family housing market.