Interesting Facts about Waxhaw, North Carolina

  • Union County
  • Union County School District

One of the oldest towns in Union County, taking its name from the Waxhaws (originally called the Wysacky), an Indian tribe that once inhabited the area. When chartered in 1889, Waxhaw established its rightful place as the third oldest town in Union County.

Population: 9,859

Demographics: According to the 2010 United States Census, the racial composition of Waxhaw was 78.1% Caucasian, 11% African American, 6.4% Hispanic or Latino American, 2.0% Asian American, 0.4% Native American, and 2.1% two or more races.

Resources for New HOA Community Residents

Kuester Management Group

Waxhaw, NC Police Department

Fire & EMS

Garbage, Recycling & Yard Waste

Animal Control

Electricity

Natural Gas

Water & Sewer

Cable, Telephone & Internet

Median Income:

  • Households: $73,188
  • Per Capita: $27,949

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Attractions:

Just Moved To Your HOA Community in Waxhaw?

Time management may be an issue for you if you’re moving from a rural area outside of Charlotte! Waxhaw may be historic, but it’s certainly capable of keeping up with your family. Shop, dine, and take in the scenery on the iconic pedestrian bridge downtown.

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Bryan Kuester

Bryan Kuester

Bryan is the CEO of Kuester Management Group. He has over 15 years of managing community associations throughout North and South Carolina.

His specialties include Community Association Management - maintenance, budgeting for operational and reserve funding, long-range planning, covenant enforcement, amenity management, onsite management, large scale management.