| What: |
The U.S. Census Bureau will hold a news conference
to highlight new American Community Survey data showing that Charlotte,
with nearly 130 people moving there each day, boasts one of the
highest median incomes in the nation. Charlotte also is among cities
with the highest rates of high school and college graduation. Other
data will show homeownership rates and housing values in North Carolina
and areas of 250,000 population or more within the state, including:
Charlotte and Raleigh cities;
and Mecklenburg and Wake counties |
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| When: |
Thursday, Dec. 11; 11 a.m. EST |
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| Who: |
Mayor Patrick McCrory, city of Charlotte
Louis Kincannon, director, U.S. Census Bureau
Carroll Gray, president, Charlotte Chamber of Commerce
Tony Crumbley, vice president of research, Charlotte Chamber of Commerce
Susan Hardy, Charlotte regional director, U.S. Census Bureau |
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| Where: |
Charlotte Chamber of Commerce
330 S. Tryon St., Duke Power Room
Charlotte, N.C. 28202 |
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