How Charlotte stacks up on PwC, ULI list of real estate markets to watch in 2023

The Charlotte metro slipped some in an annual ranking of markets to watch based on overall real estate prospects, part of the 2023 Emerging Trends in Real Estate report. PwC and the Urban Land Institute released the report today.

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