In Charlotte, the builder's representative will be representing the builder and not the new home buyer.

It is in a buyer's best interest to hire a Realtor to represent them on new homes as well as resale properties. At Homes By Cross, that representation is exclusive to the home buyer and offered to you at no cost.

Our insight on new construction will be crucial to how well your next home will sell when its time for you to move again. As the saying goes, 'an ounce of prevention, is worth a pound of cure.' In the biggest purchase of your life, the prevention we offer is our knowledge of the local real estate market, the trends of the Charlotte real estate market and our in-depth knowledge of the neighborhoods, the builders and the schools.

Our insight will give you true value. You will see it when it's time to move again. The return will be in your new home's good equity gain coupled with a short period of time on the market. Better yet,  you will experience the benefits your house provides for you, while your calling it home!

The city of Charlotte has grown 46% since the early 90's. With that growth came builders and developers of all sorts and all levels.

The uptown area has skyscrapers rising up out of the ground, where once was a parking garage, today sits a glitzy place to call home for thousands!
Charlotte is no longer a secret to those that like to develop signature homes and communities. It has enjoyed the visionary skills of some of  the nations best architects.

It has also welcomed some fine national builders. Most have been very cautious with the land development and community concerns.

Charlotte NC is a town on the move. Demographic studies has shown that a majority of new home buyers are looking for smaller yards and more community swimming pools. The area offers a host of these communities-some offering full water parks, tennis courts, walking trails, lakes, and golf course. The Charlotte new home buyer will find plenty of options.

Older communities offer larger lots. Occasionally, you will find new homes filling up what was a vacant lot in an older community. The mixing of old and new has typically been handled with neighborhood aesthetics in mind.