But what truly is the focal point of this town is the Carrabus County Courthouse, which was built in 1876. As one of the buildings on the National Register of Historic Places, the courthouse has been modernized and is now home to a theater, art galleries and a local history museum. But the city’s growing population over the past few years proves that many visitors of the “All-American City” come to stay.
Cabarrus County Courthouse
With a perfect combination of convenience, history, and speed, it’s no wonder that Concord made Money’s Best Places to Live 2020 list. According to the article, “employment in Concord has grown 33% since 2010.” With employment consistently on the rise and the median household income at $70,000, the median home price remains relatively affordable at $226,000, which “is more affordable than popular North Carolina destination Raleigh ($297,000), but with demand outpacing supply, buyers need to act fast.”
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