Propbee, a real estate technology company offering data-driven insights and end-to-end property services, has expanded operations to Charlotte, North Carolina. The platform is designed to support both first-time homebuyers and experienced investors through tools that simplify the buying process, from analysis to post-purchase management.
The Charlotte rollout marks a key step in Propbee’s broader expansion across the Southeast. Its platform features real-time property data, local analytics, and a bundled service model that includes financing, insurance, inspection, renovation, and property management—all accessible through propbee.com.
Propbee aims to reduce the complexity of buying or investing in real estate. By integrating various services into a single platform, the company enables users to:
Access neighborhood data, investment returns, and market trends
Explore customized financing aligned with user goals
Compare insurance quotes from leading providers
Schedule and review inspections with detailed condition reports
Coordinate renovation projects to increase value or customize homes
Set up property management services for rentals and second homes
In addition, buyers using the platform may be eligible for a rebate of up to 1% of the home’s purchase price, applied at closing.
Charlotte’s housing market continues to attract attention for its growth potential. Homes in the area typically go under contract within 20 days, and average prices are forecast to rise 3.2% by late 2025. The projected average home value is expected to reach $389,383.
According to Propbee’s latest market data, Charlotte is trending toward a buyer-friendly environment. Active listings have increased by 39% year-over-year, while new listings rose 14% in May, signaling more choices and longer decision timelines for buyers.
“Charlotte offers a strong combination of lifestyle and economic growth,” said George Ellison, co-founder of Propbee. “Our goal is to bring more transparency and efficiency to the home buying experience by combining real-time insights with integrated services.”
The company has also announced plans to enter the Atlanta, Orlando, and Tampa markets later this year.
By Proptechbuzz
By Ravi Kumar