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Terry's Introduction to Charlotte NC Relocation Real Estate

has passed the 10,000 view mark and is #1 on You Tube Searches for Charlotte NC.
Why the popularity? Charlotte is a popular "move-to" city- and Terry's 4 minute video is a fact filled tour from Uptown Charlotte to Waxhaw, Weddington to Lake Norman. It keeps your attention from start to finish.

Charlotte Communites has passed the one year mark with over 65,000 unique visitors its first year. With over 500 indexed pages on Google, that makes Charlotte Communites the #1 site for Charlotte relocation. Don't miss the new map based Charlotte Homes For Sale page- with google maps, community information, condos and more.

The Charlotte Luxury Homes

page at TerryMcDonaldRealEstate remains one of the easiest to use, most complete, and referenced page on the net.

Terry won an award for Best in Client Satisfaction Real Estate,

from Charlotte Magazine, based on more than 30000 surveys of home purchases in 2008.

Charlotte Shout

Charlotte Shout, a month long Welcome to Charlotte event, began Wednesday but the real fun starts this weekend with a host of free events- free museums, and the 30th annual Yiasou Greek Festival on East Blvd through Sunday night. Here is the rundown of free museums for Saturday, 9/8:
Discovery Place (from 9am -11am)
Levine Museum of the New South
Charlotte Museum of History
Community School of the Arts
McColl Center for Visual Art
Charlotte Raptor Center (10-12am)
Historic Latta Plantation

Also in Charlotte Shout is the Charlotte Film Festival - kids day Sunday 9/9 -1pm at the Light Factory.
Later in the month there's a Jazz Festival, Art in the Park (very large exhibition of local artists at Freedom Park for a week) and an International day at UNCC. Those are just the highlights, check out full details at the Charlotte Cultural Guide.

A great family day? Start at Discovery Place for 1-2 hours and enjoy the acclaimed hands- on science museum, walk a block or two at most to the Levine Museum of the New South to help understand exactly what is the New South and Charlotte's place in it, and afterwards head over to ImagineOn-another 1-2 blocks and the fantastic technology oriented nationally recognized children's library across from Bobcat stadium. You can budget an hour, but most kids can stay longer. Then, time for some food? Why not head to the Greek Festival on East Blvd--Greek dancers await, great food and of course home made Baklava... if that's too much make Imagine-On another day, it is free all the time and there is easy free parking beneath the building. Our whole family have been to the Greek Festival many times- it is a great party with lots of things going on to keep almost everyone's interest, from kiddy rides to teen dancers, crafts and other fun things to do, each year they try and "out-do the previous year" - we'll be there Saturday night I am sure. Discount tickets are usually available at Harris Teeter.

If you are near Imagine-On you might see them testing the Lynx, the light rail. Next year- maybe later in the month- you will be able to take a train over to Dilworth and walk to the Greek Festival.

See you in Charlotte! terry