Buildings, moving guide, parking, transit, schools, safety, and services

If you live in Fourth Ward, are thinking about moving to Fourth Ward, or need to know how the neighborhood actually works, this is the section to bookmark.

Now live: the Fourth Ward Buildings directory — all 27 residential buildings inside the historic district and its adjacent blocks (one page per building — The Poplar, Fifth and Poplar, Fourth Ward Square, Camden Cotton Mills, The Vue, 400 North Church, McNinch House, Frederick Apartments, and more). Then the newcomer guide, the parking zone map, transit access (Blue Line, CATS, CycleLink), school assignments, safety data refreshed quarterly, and services (grocery, pharmacy, post, dry cleaner, hardware).

Every building page carries verified details from Mecklenburg County property records, Source Note fact blocks, and FAQ schema built for answer engines.

See also: the 48-stop Historic Fourth Ward walking tour — the architectural context for the buildings on this side of the publication.