Has this COVID-era Sun Belt boomtown become too hot? Axios reports that Charlotte, North Carolina — the home of Bank of America and long the “Queen City” that has lured job-seeking out-of-staters for being a banking hub — is rapidly approaching a population of 1 million. And now, locals are sounding an alarm: “We’re full.” Similar to the North Carolina capital Raleigh, which also grew rapidly during the pandemic years and stands three hours away by car, Charlotte emerged as an alternative to

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