Five years.
Seventy-nine closings.
Every closing in the last five years, summarized. Buyer-side most of the time, $300K–$500K most of the time, real Gaston-and-Charlotte towns most of the time. The practice without the marketing.
79
Closed transactions
2021–2026
Five-year window
63%
Buyer-side
$372,500
Median sale price
Real markets, real volume.
Christy’s territory across five years — every NC and SC town with a verified closing on file, plus a grouped row for out-of-metro referrals where she worked the deal remotely. Gastonia is the engine; Charlotte spreads across five ZIPs because Christy takes the deal her network sends her. 63% of these closings were buyer-side and 35% were seller-side.The breakdown shows verified categorizations; a small tail of closings in the source spreadsheet didn’t parse cleanly to a city.
- 22Gastoniaavg $383K
28056 · 28054 · 28052
- 13Charlotteavg $418K
28214 · 28269 · 28277 · 28215 · 28262 · 28213 · 28273
- 6Fort Millavg $466K
29708 · 29715 · 29707
- 3Denveravg $328K
28037
- 3Kings Mountainavg $304K
28086
- 3Stanleyavg $494K
28164
- 3Tega Cay, SCavg $433K
29708
- 2Cherryvilleavg $290K
28021
- 2Dallas, NCavg $218K
28034
- 2Lincolntonavg $165K
28092
- 2Matthewsavg $857K
28104
- 2York, SCavg $341K
29745
- 1avg $499K
- 1Bessemer Cityavg $236K
28016
- 1Huntersvilleavg $535K
28078
- 1Indian Land, SCavg $430K
29707
- 1Mooresvilleavg $455K
28117
- 1Mount Hollyavg $250K
28120
- 1Pinevilleavg $380K
- 7Out-of-metro referrals
$300K–$500K is the sweet spot.
More than half of Christy’s 79 closings fall between $300K and $500K. The mean is $399,051, the median $372,500. Four closings cleared $750K, one went above $1M — the practice runs working-class to mid-tier, not luxury.
- Under $300K23 closings · 29%
- $300K – $500K41 closings · 52%
- $500K – $750K11 closings · 14%
- $750K – $1M3 closings · 4%
- Over $1M1 closings · 1%
Three things this data is honest about.
First — Christy is a buyer’s agent first. Almost two-thirds of these closings were buyer-side. Sellers still get a full listing-agent practice, but the day-to-day work skews heavily toward representing buyers in negotiation.
Second — the price band is middle-tier. The median sale was $372,500 and the mean was $399,051. More than half of these closings landed between $300K and $500K. Four closed above $750K in five years, one above $1M. The site doesn’t lean on luxury framing because the data doesn’t support it.
Third — the territory is Gaston-anchored, Charlotte-spread. Twenty-two of these closings were in Gastonia. Thirteen were in Charlotte, but they spanned Seven different ZIPs — Christy works the deal her network sends her. The territory is wider than any single neighborhood map suggests.