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Why 28277 Is Such a Hot Zip Code
Hot is the coolest place to be. At least that's what realtor.com says after ranking Zip Code 28277 No. 26 in the country on their Hottest Zip Codes of 2024 list. According to Charlotte Stories, this is the third year in a row that 28277 has made the prestigious list, leaping from No. 43 in 2023. When it comes to why the Ballantyne neck of the woods in Charlotte is such a sizzling hot market for homes...
Pedal Power
On a bike, every mile is a smile. So say those who love to go places on two wheels. Thanks to the new Greenway Connector on the Ballantyne campus cyclists now have a whole new world of happy trails open to them.
Opening Act
The Amp Ballantyne™ debuts with community events, big name concerts
The Amp TM Ballantyne, featuring an 88-foot-wide stage and 36-foot-high canopy embedded with ultra-acoustics that faces tiered outdoor seating in a beautifully landscaped green space accommodating 3500 people, will double as a public park open to the public seven days a week from dawn to dusk.
Photo by Pepper and Gray Photography, courtesy of Ballantyne Magazine.
Yoga Yearnings
Some like it hot. Others prefer slow flow. Many love sipping mimosas afterward. When it comes to yoga, the offerings keep expanding to accommodate the growing number of people seeking the benefits of this ancient mind-body experience.
Food Truck Boom
When the pandemic hit, Christine Poncia, social director of her HOA, wanted to cheer up her neighbors. Her idea: Invite food trucks into the community. The concept was such a hit she now manages food truck appearances for 2000 residents in surrounding neighborhoods.
House Rules
He who hesitates is lost. That old English proverb has become the watchword in the current real estate market in Ballantyne.
Making a Splash!
Ballantyne is mad for swimming. Every May hundreds of youngsters jump into their neighborhood pools to practice for the swim meet season. Belonging to the neighborhood swim team has become so popular here that it's almost a rite of passage.
A Walk in the Park
When Linda Dyer and her husband, Joe, downsized in July 2019 from their house on 5 acres in Waxhaw to a townhome in Ivy Ridge at Ballantyne, they had no idea about the wealth of trails and green spaces tucked away in the corporate park right across the street.
