Charlotte, NC
Charlotte
REGIONAL BENEFITS
population
estimated population (2030)
median age
labor force
regional labor force
median household income
average wage
High School Graduation Rate
Post Secondary Graduation Rate
EDUCATION BREAKDOWN
Some College
Associate Degree
Bachelor’s Degree
Graduate Degree or Higher
EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS
UNC Charlotte
Central Piedmont Community College
Queens University of Charlotte
DeVry University
Johnson & Wales University – Charlotte
Johnson C Smith University
Southeastern College – Charlotte
Carolinas College of Health Science
Chamberlain University – North Carolina
Management
Administrative Support
Financial Services
Sales
Logistics & Distribution
Finance
Health Services
IT & Analytics
Logistics & Distribution
Wells Fargo
Bank of America
Atrium Health
Novant Health
Duke Energy
Spectrum
Charlotte benefits from efficient transportation systems that connect residents and businesses to local, regional, and national destinations. The average commute time in Charlotte is 24.1 minutes, which is relatively short compared to other major U.S. cities, providing residents with more time for work or leisure. A key feature of Charlotte’s transportation network is Charlotte International Airport, conveniently located within the city. It serves as a hub for both domestic and international flights, playing a crucial role in facilitating business travel and tourism. The airport is an essential part of Charlotte’s regional connectivity, contributing to the city’s status as a key business center in the Southeast U.S.
Commute Time
Charlotte International Airport (located within city)
Charlotte’s Rankings and Accolades
FOR MORE INFORMATION
Shahid Rana
City of Charlotte