Charlotte’s luxury housing market continues to attract deep-pocketed buyers, even as the broader market shows signs of slowing.
A new analysis by Homes.com found home sales across the Charlotte metro fell 3.9% in April compared to a year earlier. Meanwhile, inventory rose nearly 12%, and the median sale price increased just 0.3% to $411,250.
Despite that slowdown, multimillion-dollar homes continued to change hands at a rapid pace. The most expensive publicly listed home sale in May closed for $15 million, while three of the five priciest sales occurred on the same prestigious Myers Park street.
5. 1438 Queens Road West — $4.275 million
This renovated Myers Park home features seven bedrooms, custom walk-in closets, a covered porch, and guest quarters above the garage. The property sold after 49 days on the market.
4. 2514 Beretania Circle — $4.45 million
Located in Foxcroft, this brick estate includes a private backyard, outdoor kitchen, covered terrace, and custom primary suite. It sold at full asking price after just two days.
3. 1550 Queens Road West — $4.763 million
This Tudor-style Myers Park home offers six bedrooms, a saltwater pool and spa, bluestone decking, and multiple en suite bedrooms. It sold after 26 days.
2. 1436 Queens Road West — $6.6 million
This newly built luxury home includes Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances, a media room, outdoor kitchen, pool, spa, and a three-car garage. It sold after only 10 days on the market.
1. 7318 Baltusrol Lane — $15 million
The month’s top sale was a sprawling 15,154-square-foot estate in the Carmel neighborhood near Quail Hollow Club…