Eagle Home Appraisal Charlotte
Home appraisals in Charlotte, North Carolina
An estate, a probate filing, a divorce, a house you inherited and may sell: each needs an independent home value for a different date. Call, and we will talk it through before anything is ordered.

What do you need the value for?
Pick the situation closest to yours, or call with the address and tell us what you need to decide.


Charlotte is not one market
A brick colonial in Myers Park, a bungalow in Plaza Midwood and a condo in Fourth Ward sit in different worlds, even though a citywide median lumps them together. For September 2026 the median sold price in the city was $418,270 across 830 sold listings (RPR, Single Family and Condo/Townhouse, Charlotte city boundary). That number cannot value any one house. Which sales count depends on the street, the size, the condition and, for an estate, the date.


Older Charlotte houses carry history
The city maps historic districts, including Dilworth, Fourth Ward, Plaza Midwood and Wesley Heights, and a neighborhood label on a listing does not prove a parcel is inside one. We look at the mapped boundary and the parcel record for the address. If you can send a deed, a survey or records of past additions, send them.



Start with the county records
Mecklenburg County keeps deeds and plats at the Register of Deeds and parcel maps in its POLARIS system. Our service area page links to each and explains what to look for. Today’s tax value comes from the county’s 2023 revaluation and is a record to check, not a stand-in for an appraisal.



Eagle Home Appraisal Charlotte
