A house our buyer loved just left the market. It didn't sell. What happened next, and why the right price is in what's actually sold on your street.

Some places can't be copied, and people wait for them anyway. What Dolly Parton's corner of Tennessee and a Union Street empty-nester story teach us about Charlotte's established neighborhoods.

Two articles about the housing market landed in our inbox the same week. Both were true, and they told completely opposite stories. Here's what's actually happening.

This market feels a lot like a middle school dance: buyers on one wall, sellers on the other, and everybody waiting for someone else to go first. Here's what we're seeing in Charlotte.

A Dilworth family's 11-year experiment in choosing location over square footage — and what the real numbers showed.