Why is Everyone Moving to Charlotte? Is Charlotte the New Black Mecca
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Bought a home, and moved to CHARLOTTE a year ago from BROOKLYN N.Y.. Best decision I ever made. Love it! 👍🏾👍🏾
Moving to Charlotte was one of the best choices we’ve ever made. Not surprising to see people moving down from NJ and NY - you get so much more for your money.
Typical. Black southerners, NAW!
I like Charlottes mindset. It’s urban but not ratchet. It’s like the brother city to Dallas like ATL is to Houston. People work, play and mind their business
I’ve been here since 2012 and it is definitely not the same city when I moved here. It’s grown so much. Even thought the housing has gone up, it’s still more affordable than other major cities
I completely agree. The city has changed a lot since then!
Definitely more affordable than ny!
I have been hearing that Houston is the new Black Mecca. Many Black people are deciding not to move to Atlanta and move to Houston and Dallas. I didn't know Charlotte was becoming a Black Mecca. I just hope it doesn't become like Atlanta or other cities in the past like Gary,Indiana or Detroit.
The black population in Texas is 15% in order for anything to be a Mecca a state population of Black people must be 30 to 20 or 40% Houston ain’t it
It’s obvious you are an older black person babbling about northern cities were Black people ran to
the difference is that Black people are the borderline the majority across southern central Eastern Georgia unlike in the Midwest/north/west where blacks have been redlined and historically have not been there.
The south is reverse. The different is black Americans have always been historically here for 500 years therefore, we control the politics /land and economics theirs the difference.
Houston average rent is $350 cheaper than Charlotte and has a stronger Black nightlife scene and culture. Also Houston has no income tax which is great for renters looking to save. Houston is winning for a reason.
How you put Gary and Atlanta in the same sentence. Stop it.
Wouldn’t recommend Houston. Violent, concrete jungle, hot AF, overcrowded, and shrinking Black communities do to gentrification.
Texas will never be a black Mecca, because black Americans are only 15% of Texas population 🥴🥴,
While Georgia/North Carolina are 30-38% black state wide !!!
There’s the full difference
Born and raised! Love the growth
Excellent observations! I can't move there but my daughters are taking a serious look at Charlotte and may be moving there in the next year or two. Visited there and it's one of the most beautiful, diverse, engaging and enjoyable cities I've ever visited. Highly recommended!
We are buying a house tomorrow in Charlotte I’ve been watching your vids for advice thanks bro😊❤
Congratulations 🎊 👏🏿! You're welcome bro 💪🏿
I’m going to the airport right now to go to charlotte😊😊
@@CarFanatic288 I left 2 weeks ago, and you will not be disappointed, business, life style etc.... peaceful
Sir you tell it like it is that's one of the things i like about you. Keep the great information coming. You and your family be safe.
Awesome news!
1. What is the racial makeup of the Charlotte City Council & Mayor's office.
2. What is the racial makeup of the Law Enforcement Agencies in and around the Charlotte Metro Area?
3. What is the racial makeup of the local School Boards in and around the Charlotte Metro area?
I grew up in the area (45 miles to the west) and have always loved Charlotte. Growing up in the 60s and 70s, Charlotte was the big city to us. On my 2nd go round in Charlotte (lived here in the 80s). Moved out of state for awhile, then moved back to the hometown for 6 years and then moved back in Charlotte (19 years and counting). Even though I'm planning to move back to the hometown after retirement, I'm sure that I'll still be over in Charlotte a lot.
Charlotte has always done it for me! I fell in love with it when I briefly attended JSCU...I'm looking to relocate from DC
All of this is great information. I hope people remember why they moved.
I’ve been in union county since I was born in 02
Charlotte is finally having an identity thanks to the new people
I moved here in 2014. I love Charlotte.
I can relate! Sandra, I'm curious, what do you love about Charlotte?
I’m on my way in September right on time for Football season! 🙌🏾
Charlotte, Raleigh area and Huntsville, Alabama are on my radar to move to and live. I grew up in Atlanta and the city has become so crowded and the highways are congested. Charlotte is a beautiful city. I really fell in love with the city in 2018 when I first visited during the CIAA tournament. My friend and I were driving Lyft around the city trying to make some money. I really enjoyed the city. Since then I have visited Charlotte damn near twelve times since then. I have been to a lot of the places there.
Huntsville Alabama 🤔 I may have to look into that myself.
Moved from NYC to the Raleigh area.Considering Charlotte now because rents are worse and to purchase a home is untouchable. Apple building their Northeast Headquarters in the RTP is scary now. Two Bedrooms now 2500 to 2800 a month to rent and up to 750k to buy
Charlotte's a great place.
Amen! I definitely agree!
Love my new home in Concord, nc ( a skip away from city Charlotte )
I'm glad to hear that! What are you liking most about Concord NC?
we need more info for blacks on job opportunities, college opportunities and living space. i left from there 2 weeks and yup its not a myth, charlotte nc is the real deal. a city that doesnt look like a city.
Job market sucks
I’m from NYC ready to get outta here what areas should I look at?! I’m over GA and FL where most New Yorkers Flock to.
nice video
this is because., nc charlotte , has business opportunities and to start your own company as well.
Dawg some people be saying charlotte and nyc have a dope connection...
I’m looking to move to Charlotte in a couple of months. Are their any affordable places in that area?
im on my way. I've wanted to move there almost 10 years ago..lol
My wife and I live in Virginia about 2 1/2 hours from Charlotte. My wife loves Charlotte! We own a commercial cleaning company and was thinking about expanding. I'm aware of all the great companies there, but is Charlotte a good place for us to expand commercial cleaning?
I would believe so! Just looking at it from a business opportunity with all of the tech and healthcare companies located and relocating to Charlotte; you should be able to land a few contracts.
Charlotte is #1 City people moving to in America
I live in Greensboro NC but I am looking for my house to be build the way I needed due to my disability doors must be 32inches wide and no gas
Alright, alright. You have your Snobirds, Snogliders, Frostbiters, etc, but how do you convince many southerners to switch places, when, they have it better?
Charolette is growing Black because there are jobs in banking industry that are heavily recruiting black and brown people Wells Fargo East Coast HQ and Bank of America HQ and as those jobs move from large urban centers you are buy a house 2 or 3 times the size of a house in major urban area.
I’m a straight Black male who’s considering moving to Charlotte….I’m single, no kids and approaching 40. As far as the dating scene goes do I have a chance to meet single women around my age or who are age appropriate? Also I possess an associate’s degree but always have worked in manual labor, forklift driver to be exact, would I be able to find that kind of work in the Charlotte area?
I would love to live there, but I need a job first. Currently, I am in Chicago. Anyone know of any remote jobs that I can take with me to Charlotte in June or July? Also, I need any second chance rental opportunities.
I want to move there. I'm a female barber from Florida, where would I start?
What’s a affordable area to live but safe?
Hello Eric, good question. But to truly help you, what do you consider affordable? that number is different for every person.
@ Eric Jackson If your looking for a calm and cool area look into the Steel Creek/Noda Area.
And the SURROUNDING SMALL TOWNS...⁉️
Yes, and the surrounding towns. The growth in the smaller, surrounding towns has been slower but as prices in Charotte increase, the smaller towns are seeing a lot more growth and diversity.
@@advisorSirAshley I don't know the rate but Hickory is booming.
What about non- degree-having sisters and brothers? Can we make it in Charlotte
And live comfortably?
The airport have some decent paying jobs and working for the banks like as a teller pay good
Looking to move to NC soon..only thing I wish the state had was cannabis being legalized.
Lots of ppl moving here ! I’m not black but there is opportunity here for everyone
What about the bugs 😕
@iamtaureanwomanmagic sis you have nothing to worry about there are no bugs I was born and raised in Charlotte you should be fine.
@@sp3357 but I keep reading about flying roaches and snakes in Charlotte 😫
You had me until you said Gaston county 😅
Haha
Charlotte is a beautiful city…they call downtown “uptown”. I don’t get it lol
It's weird to get used to.. but downtown Charlotte is up on a hill, hence the reason why its called Uptown.
@ BLKWRLD 🤣🤣 I used to always ask my grandmother and mother that I was born here and it didn’t make any sense at all to me.
Everyone? Um no.
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Naw , Houston and Dallas is the new Black Mecca , but Charlotte will be a future contender.
I’d rank Charlotte over DFW and I’m a native Texan. Charlotte’s Black culture is more visible and apart of the cities identity than DFW’s Black culture which often times feel isolated and spread out especially considering it has a Black population of 1.2 million. I’d rank Houston 3rd behind Atlanta and D.C. tho.
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Which part of the DFW are you from ? There is no equivalent of Best SW in the Charlotte Metroplex . Also Charlotte's Public transportation is terrible .
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But if the comparison is between Dallas and Charlotte city by city then I totally understand your point .
@@WilConquer you’re right there’s no equivalent to the best Southwest area in Charlotte but that’s also due to how both cities were built. The Best Southwest experienced a population boom in the late 80s into the 90s w/ Black Dallasites moving out the city into the suburbs. Around that time most Black Charlotteans heavily resides in the city limits so as you can see their presence is stronger and influential in the make up of the city.
The Best Southwest on the other hand is an extension of an already isolated community that lived in Dallas. It’s a cluster of suburban communities cut off by the economic boom of DFW. So because of that cut off the Black populace feels less visible of the make up of Dallas. And since Dallas is the principle city of the entire metroplex, if you don’t have a cultural foothold in the principle city than your influence and contributions will feel insignificant or invisible.
The great Southwest and suburbs like Arlington/ Grand Prairie/ Mansfield have a good mix of affluent and middle class Black families and individuals but again these communities feel cutoff and spread across unlike what’s in Charlotte.
Just my opinion. Btw I live in Houston but been visiting and staying in Dallas since I was a child. I’m almost 40 now.
Low pay and high accommodation rent rate ! Why u like Charlotte!
Nonsense
Laughable
It’s boring there
It’s boring there and lack culture
Oh no. That’s going to ruin the state.
Sir please check your ig message please.
will do. and thank you for bringing it to my attention