Today we're going to give you all the details on five underrated, under-the-radar cities around Raleigh, North Carolina, one of which may end up to be the ideal place for you. First up, we have Wake Forest, North Carolina, which is one of my favorite cities, mainly because I live there. Wake Forest, for a long time, has been very underrated because it's in a different part of the area than the more popular and well-known cities like Cary, Raleigh, and Apex. Wake Forest is in the northern part of the Triangle area. So, why has Wake Forest been so underrated? Well, again, many people have been ..read more

Today we're going to talk about the most popular places in and around Raleigh, North Carolina, where people with $1 million+ budgets are searching for homes. Let's get started with one of the most popular cities, Cary, North Carolina. Cary has long been very popular with high-net-worth individuals, and one of the reasons why is because it's close to the Research Triangle Park and to all of Raleigh. Also, high-speed internet is widely available in Cary, if you happen to work from home. As far as schools go, Niche.com gives Cary an A+ for its public schools. You can spend just a little over a m ..read more

If you're someone who is looking into moving to the great state of North Carolina, you've probably read a good bit about the Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill, triangle area. The triangle encompasses many cities and towns. The meaning of the word triangle comes from the three major cities in the area: Raleigh, Durham, and Chapel Hill, forming a triangle on the map. And while other cities such as Cary and Apex have exceeded the population of Chapel Hill, this video will focus on the original three cities that make up the triangle. This area is defined also by the three main universities in the area ..read more

Today we're going to tell you all about six wonderful new construction neighborhoods near Raleigh, North Carolina. Three of these neighborhoods are in the charming city of Clayton, North Carolina, while the other three are in Garner, North Carolina, which is extremely close to downtown Raleigh. The first neighborhood is the Renaissance at White Oak. Homes here range from the high $300s to the mid $400s, offering lots of opportunity for floor plans and price ranges for lots of people. The homes here are primarily single-family homes, with ranch-style homes as well as townhomes. The overall sty ..read more

Today we're going to compare two of the hottest suburbs around Raleigh, North Carolina: Cary and Morrisville. First off, let's talk about the feel of each city. Cary is very established; it's been around for quite a while and has a medium level of hustle and bustle, like what you would find up North Raleigh. Cary is a very well-planned city, which started out as a very small town. As Research Triangle Park grew, many people working there moved to and bought homes in Cary, causing its growth. Luckily, the city planners knew this and mapped it out well. Nowadays, traffic is fairly easy to get a ..read more

If you're planning a move to the Raleigh, North Carolina area, or maybe you're in a rental here already, and can't decide which town is the best fit for you, today you're in luck. Today is all about giving you an idea of what cities in the Raleigh area are absolutely the best places for you based on your personality. This afternoon I ran into a viewer of our channel who stopped me and asked me what city I recommended for him and his family. After I went through a lot of the details and gave him some options of good places, it got me thinking that this is probably a topic that a lot of people ..read more

If you're planning a move to Raleigh, North Carolina, you're already here living in a rental, or you are thinking of purchasing another home, today's information is for you. I am going to give you some secret hacks that will allow you to buy your dream home and pay way less money for it than you would expect. We're also going to give you a secret hack that we used to buy our current home last year. It's our favorite! The first secret hack is an interest rate buy down. So, what is an interest rate buy down? Well, it's where the seller pays to reduce the interest rate that you will have on your ..read more

US News and World Report has just come out with the hottest real estate markets in the United States for 2024.  The Raleigh North Carolina metro came in number two, and the Durham Chapel Hill metro came in four out of all the markets in the country. We're going to go into detail about why this is happening and why Raleigh Durham is a great place to live. Why are the Raleigh and Durham Chapel Hill metros doing so well?   Well, it all comes down to the growth and resilience of our markets.   We have a ton of people moving into the area because of the great job opportun ..read more

These are 10 things that might surprise you if you're buying a house in North Carolina.The first thing that's going to surprise you about buying a house in North Carolina is that by and large the state is pretty rural. We're an agricultural state and there are definitely some big towns and big cities in the state. However, if you're just out in the countryside, you're going to find just that, countryside, which gives the state a lot of its character. We’re not this homogeneous and big city atmosphere. Within North Carolina there is lots of character and a lot of characters. If you're consideri ..read more

There are 11 exciting things that are new or coming soon to the Raleigh, North Carolina area. The first big thing we need to tell you about is Air France is coming soon to the Raleigh-Durham RDU International Airport. This means as of October 2023 there will be a direct flight from RDU to Charles de Gaulle Airport in Paris, France. This in turn means you can either vacation or do business in France or you can take one of the many flights that Air France has out of Charles de Gaulle and travel all over Europe. All over the far east and all over the world. This is really great and exciting news ..read more