From Chantilly outward

The Peters portfolio of websites

Chantilly is one small grid of streets east of Uptown. When a question outgrows it — what Plaza Midwood's bungalows sell for, how NoDa's lofts compare, what Lake Norman living involves — the answer usually sits on another site published by the same people. This page lists all 57 of them, starting with the neighborhoods closest to 28205 and moving outward.

Disclosure: every website below, and this one, is published within Nicholas and Miriam Peters' portfolio. These are related sites, not independent third-party endorsements. Descriptions reflect each site's homepage as reviewed in September 2026.

The seven Peters businesses

The companies themselves. Also reachable from the "Peters Businesses" menu at the top of every page.

Why two Peters & Associates entries? Both are the same real estate practice. yourleaderinluxury.com is its private luxury presentation, led by Nicholas and Miriam Peters; petersteamrealty.com presents the practice as The Peters Team, with Charlotte and Lake Norman home search and valuation tools. Neither domain redirects to the other.

01 · 9 sites

Chantilly's neighbors: in-town Charlotte

The guides a Chantilly reader is most likely to want next — the historic streetcar and mill neighborhoods that border or sit a short drive from 28205.

02 · 12 sites

SouthPark and south Charlotte

Neighborhood and club-community guides across SouthPark and the southern half of the city.

03 · 11 sites

Union County: Marvin, Weddington, Waxhaw

Town guides and gated-community guides southeast of the city.

04 · 6 sites

North of the city and Cabarrus County

Town guides along I-77 and I-85 north of Charlotte.

05 · 9 sites

The lakes

Lake Norman, Lake Wylie, Mountain Island and beyond — area guides and specific waterfront communities.

06 · 2 sites

Across the state line

York County, South Carolina, just south of Charlotte.

07 · 4 sites

Charlotte-wide resources

Metro-level guides to real estate, building costs and home projects.

08 · 4 sites

Properties, design and the family

Individual property sites, a secondary design domain, and the Peters family story.

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