Real Estate Elizabeth Davis June 22, 2025
As we move into the heart of summer, the real estate market in Lake Norman, Mooresville, and the greater Charlotte area is showing signs of both opportunity and balance.
While national headlines can sound dramatic, real estate is always local—and here in our region, the summer 2025 market is active, stable, and still full of potential.
Buyer interest remains strong, especially among families relocating for schools, retirees looking for lake life, and investors seeking short-term rental opportunities.
Homes in desirable neighborhoods (close to the lake, golf courses, and top schools) are still seeing multiple offers—especially if priced correctly and in move-in condition.
We’re seeing slightly higher inventory than last summer, which gives buyers more options—but it’s still not an oversaturated market.
This has created a more balanced market, where buyers can take a breath, but sellers still benefit from solid demand.
Prices remain relatively stable, with slight year-over-year increases in many Lake Norman-area communities.
Sellers who price realistically and stage properly are achieving strong sales results, often within the first 2–3 weeks on market.
Interest rates have ticked up slightly, hovering in the 6–6.5% range for most buyers.
While this has adjusted some buyers’ price points, it hasn’t significantly slowed demand in high-desirability areas.
If you're thinking about selling this summer, here’s the good news:
Serious buyers are still out there—and they're educated and motivated.
Updated homes in popular areas (especially with home offices, pools, or lake access) continue to attract top dollar.
First impressions matter more than ever. Homes that are staged, professionally photographed, and marketed effectively sell faster and for more money.
💡 Pro Tip: With inventory up slightly, pricing your home correctly from day one is key. Overpricing leads to longer days on market and lower final offers.
Buyers are benefiting from:
More inventory—which means more choice and less pressure to waive contingencies.
A less frenzied pace than the post-pandemic market.
The opportunity to negotiate on things like closing costs, repairs, and longer due diligence periods.
💡 Pro Tip: Getting pre-approved and working with a local agent who knows the neighborhoods is still essential. Homes that check all the boxes still go fast.
Continued demand for lakefront and golf community homes
Growth in 55+ communities and single-level homes for downsizing retirees
More out-of-state relocations—especially from the Northeast, Florida, and California
Increased investor interest in short-term and mid-term rentals around Lake Norman
Whether you’re buying your first home, looking to move closer to the lake, or downsizing into something with less maintenance, Summer 2025 offers a window of opportunity.
Having a knowledgeable, local agent who understands pricing, positioning, and negotiation strategies makes all the difference in today’s balanced market.
Thinking about buying or selling this summer?
Let’s chat about your goals. I’d be honored to guide you through the process and help you make smart, confident real estate decisions.
📲 Call or message me today to schedule a consultation. Elizabeth Davis Real Estate at Keller Williams Realty Unified 704.995.9838
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