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Ideally situated between the heart of the Piedmont Triad and the Research Triangle areas of North Carolina, Alamance County is an area growing beyon... Read more
Greensboro, North Carolina is a city full of opportunity and friendly people. It is north-centrally located within the state, which makes it perfec... Read more
Founded in 1792 and named for the English explorer and author Sir Walter Raleigh, the City of Raleigh is one of the country's most popular relocatio... Read more
With an unassuming charm, the capitol city of North Carolina delivers an internationally recognized and envied quality of life.
With each passin... Read more
Durham, once known as the tobacco capital, now carries the title of the City of Medicine. Situated in the center of the Triangle area of Nort... Read more
The fifth-largest city in North Carolina and home to more than 145,000, Durham is nearly synonymous with medical care and research. One in thre... Read more
Cary is a thriving community in the heart of the Triangle area of North Carolina, between Raleigh and renowned Research Triangle Park. Easil... Read more
High Point, North Carolina is internationally known as the “Furniture Capital of the World.” Every year during April and October the city holds th... Read more
Located North of Raleigh, Wake Forest is home to over 20,000 citizens. Officially incorporated in 1909, it is the home of nationally renowne... Read more
Chapel Hill, the quintessential college town, is home to the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. UNC’s campus is situated in the center o... Read more
Home to the nation's first State University, Chapel Hill is a diverse community of students, educators, and business professionals. The Universit... Read more
Pronounced "Few-quay Vah-rena", this small town charm with wide open rural spaces best describes Fuquay-Varina. Located 15 miles from Raleigh, th... Read more
The town of Apex was named by early railroaders who noted that it was the highest point on the main line of the Chatham railroad. The town's railroa... Read more
Having long enjoyed proximity to Raleigh and its urban amenities, today's Garner, with more than 18,000 people, is quickly growing as its shopping... Read more
Holly Springs is the fastest growing town in North Carolina, but has managed to hold on to the feel of a small town. Only 12 miles from downtow... Read more
Morrisville is a community which offers small town simplicity yet everything you need is within your reach. With its next-door neighbor being th... Read more
Though each has a population of fewer than 30,000, Davidson County's two largest cities are also two of the state's - and perhaps the South's - mos... Read more
If your idea of the good life is a home on a large lot, expanses of rolling hills and winding roads, small towns and a slower pace of life all withi... Read more
Formerly the capital of Colonial North Carolina, Hillsborough, NC is the ever-growing small town standing proud as the county seat of Orange County.... Read more
Creedmoor is a city located in Southern Granville County, North of Durham. Creedmoor’s population has been steadily growing in recent years. Lik... Read more
University City is aptly named for a fast-paced, high-growth area that's attractive to college students. But the region is also ideal for activ... Read more
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