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Living in Midtown, Charlotte NC

Midtown is a Charlotte neighborhood with a median home sales price around $400,781 and median household income near $78,866. Compare prices, demographics, and nearby areas on the interactive map.

Midtown Charlotte sits just southeast of Uptown along the Elizabeth and Kings Drive edge with mid-rise housing, medical campuses, and Little Sugar Creek Greenway access. QoL home sales and rents track inner-ring demand; walk scores beat most suburban planning areas. Contrast with Elizabeth, Dilworth, and Uptown on the map for density and price ladders. QoL home sales prices for Midtown ($400,781) compare to Charlotte citywide ($489,824). The EPA walkability index for this neighborhood is about 15.8. ACS median household income rolls to roughly $78,866 across planning area 163. Know Charlotte summarizes public ACS, City of Charlotte quality-of-life, and housing indicators for Midtown so you can compare it with nearby neighborhoods on the same map layers. Open the interactive Charlotte map to pan the boundary, switch choropleths, and jump to adjacent spokes without leaving the same data vintage. Figures are neighborhood rollups of planning-area statistics—not a listing service—and should be checked against the methodology page and source vintages before making a move decision.

Quick facts

Neighborhood vs Charlotte citywide. Walkability is rated Green / Orange / Red from its percentile among Charlotte planning areas.

MetricThis areaCharlotte citywide
Median home sales price$400,781$489,824
Median household income$78,866$98,184
Median age38.136.4
Population1,3751,154,681
Walkability (EPA)15.8Strong10.4Typical

Demographics

Figures come from the U.S. Census Bureau's American Community Survey (ACS) 5-year estimates for Midtown vs Charlotte citywide. ACS is an ongoing Census survey; the 5-year product pools recent responses so smaller neighborhoods have more stable estimates than a single year.

MetricThis areaCharlotte citywide
Median household income$78,866$98,184
Median age38.136.4
Population1,3751,154,681
Owner-occupied51.1%57.2%

Amenities

City of Charlotte proximity scores, EPA walkability, and city crime rates for Midtown vs Charlotte citywide. Each figure is rated Green / Orange / Red from its percentile among Charlotte planning areas (configurable in admin). Crime rates are reported-incident indicators, not a safe/unsafe verdict. Read how to read Charlotte crime rates and methodology.

Grocery proximity
96.4Typical

Charlotte 37.5Typical

City of Charlotte

Transit proximity
100.0Typical

Charlotte 74.4Typical

City of Charlotte

Tree canopy
20.3Typical

Charlotte 46.7Typical

City of Charlotte

Walkability
15.8Strong

Charlotte 10.4Typical

EPA

Violent crime rate
4.6Typical

Charlotte 4.4Typical

City of Charlotte

Property crime rate
53.9Weak

Charlotte 32.9Typical

City of Charlotte

Research Midtown by goal

Match lifestyle, budget, or hazard questions to Charlotte-wide guides, then return to this profile for local tables and map deep links.

Nearby schools

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools (CMS) campuses near Midtown. Exact assignment depends on your address. Verify with the CMS school locator and NC DPI report cards for ratings. We list names and levels only.

Elementary

  • Elizabeth Traditional0.5 mi
  • Eastover1.1 mi
  • First Ward Creative Arts1.3 mi

Middle

  • Piedmont0.9 mi
  • Sedgefield1.7 mi

High

  • Central Piedmont Early College0.4 mi
  • Hawthorne Academy Of Health Science1.6 mi
  • Hawthorne Military And Global Leadership1.6 mi

FAQ

What is the median home price in Midtown, Charlotte NC?

According to City of Charlotte home sales data as of 2023, Midtown has a median home sales price of about $400,781, compared with roughly $489,824 Charlotte citywide. Figures are city sales indicators, not an MLS median.

What is the median household income in Midtown?

U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey (ACS) 5-year estimates for Midtown show a median household income of about $78,866 (ACS 2024) (Charlotte citywide ≈ $98,184). Small-area ACS estimates have sampling error; treat as directional.

How walkable is Midtown?

For Midtown, the EPA National Walkability Index is 15.8 on a 1–20 scale (Green: Strong among Charlotte planning areas), EPA vintage 2021. Walkability: Green (Strong) vs Charlotte NPAs — higher scores rank better. Open the walkability layer on the map for spatial context.

Is Midtown a good place to live in Charlotte?

Fit depends on budget, commute, and priorities. Midtown’s median sales price ($400,781) compares to the Charlotte citywide figure ($489,824). Use Know Charlotte to compare demographics, walkability, and adjacent neighborhoods; we report public data, not buy/sell advice.

Where is Midtown on the Charlotte map?

Open the interactive Charlotte neighborhood map and jump to this area via the explore link on this page. Map selection uses planning area 163; see methodology for how named neighborhoods relate to official planning boundaries.

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Sources: Data sources · Methodology. Page reviewed 2026-09-05.