CARY NC - Is the High School District a Key Factor in the Buying Decision? YES!!!!
"Housing located in the Panther Creek and Green Hope High School districts still has the largest market share of the closings at 49%, the same as last year.
Housing in the Athens/Cary districts has a 29% share and housing in the Apex High School district has a 19% share.
The supply of housing is 4 months in Panther Creek/Green Hope, 5 months in Athens/Cary and 6 months in Apex. Each of these supply numbers are below the levels seen in the Triangle and in the United States"
According to TARReport December 2011
This is not news to those of us who reside in the area. We know we have excellent sought-after High Schools in Cary NC because our children attend these schools.
Are just the high schools excellent in Cary NC?
Of course not, here's my theory as a former Wake County teacher, if you have a great high school the elementary schools and middle schools that filter in those high schools must be excellent as well.
For this reason Panther Creek and Green Hope Have become the top schools of CHOICE.
My children went these very schools and are now enjoying very successful college careers.
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In the Raleigh, NC market new home sales grew year-over-year in October, and the percentage hike was greater than September 2011, giving hints of improving market conditions. New home sales saw a hike of 15.9% from the year earlier to 371. This came after a 7.7% rise year-over-year in September. A total of 4,060 new homes were sold during the 12 months that ended in October, up from 4,009 for the year that ended in September. Of 1,152 total sales, 371 were of new homes. This is a surge from 28.2% of sales a year earlier. Sales of new and existing homes rose year-over-year in October after also rising in September year-over-year. |
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Pricing and Mortgage TrendsThe average per-unit price of new homes increased in October to $264,033, up by 1.3% from a year earlier. This is a reversal from the 2.0% decline in September from a year earlier. For newly sold homes, the average mortgage size declined year-over-year in contrast to average price of new homes. In October 2011, there was a 9.2% decline in the average mortgage size on new homes to $222,679. Average mortgage size slid 11.7% in September 2011 from a year earlier. Of the overall sale price, the percentage that was being financed slipped 9.7 percentage points year-over-year to 84.3% in October 2011. |
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CARY NC Waverly Place renovations have begun. Like most older properties in the area Waverly Place is getting some much needed updates. This shopping space at the corner of Tryon Rd and Kildaire Farm Rd was built in the mid '80s and the style reflects it.
It's time for a much needed face-lift to attract today's businesses that are flocking to Cary NC.
Below is an artists rendering of the much anticipated improvements.
Improvement include:
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I assist families successfully buy and sell their dream homes in Cary NC. As a former TEACHER I keep up to date with all the local school activities and rankings.
have a unique perspective on the real estate market in the Cary NC area because I have lived most peoples experience.
In 1995, when Cary NC was truly a small town on the cusp of a population boom my family was part of a 700 family relocation from S. Florida with IBM. This was before the widespread use of the Internet, imagine that! We were sent here on a Thursday, scheduled for pick-up on Sunday and told to find a home. Panic doesn't begin to describe the feeling. We got through it and are one of the success stories. I took that experience with me as I became a Relocation Specialist in Real Estate.
I have spent the past several years using my expertise with the Wake County School System, being a former teacher, and my relocation experience to assist numerous families from all over the country make a smooth transition to the Triangle.
My knowledge of Cary and the surrounding neighborhoods is extensive. Clients often want to know the top appreciating neighborhoods, I'm here to tell them.
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Technology Town of North Carolina
Cary is a thriving community in the heart of the Triangle area of North Carolina, between Raleigh and renowned Research Triangle Park. The Triangle area repeatedly has ranked among the top regions in the country to live or work, to find a home or start a business, to raise a family or retire.
The January 2004 issue of Money Magazine names Cary, N.C. the hottest town in the East and one of six Hottest Towns in America.In August 2006, Cary was again recognized by Money Magazine as one of the Best Small Cities in America, ranking fifth on the magazine's 2006 list of Best Places to Live.
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The "Apex" of Good Living
Located in southwestern Wake County, Apex combines a relaxing small-town atmosphere with convenience to big-city amenities. It is positioned for future growth and the town planners are working to ensure that the small-town character remains while allowing for many new residents to join our community.
In 1994 Apex was named the state's #1 Small Town in economic vitality by Business North Carolina magazine.
A major streetscape renovation project has restored Apex's downtown and recaptured its historic flavor. The revitalized downtown is on the National Register of Historic Places as one of the best examples of an intact turn-of-the-century railroad town.
We invite you to join the hundreds of newcomers discovering our delightful small town ideally located in southwestern Wake County. Even though new residents relocate to Apex daily, we have maintained the small town character which is so unique in the rapidly-growing Research Triangle Area.
If you are one of our new residents getting settled into our community, or are considering a decision to join those relocating to our area, we hope this information will be helpful and facilitate an easy move to Apex.
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Raleigh at a Glance 
Take a look at just about any "Best Places to..." list and you will see Raleigh ranked among the top. Taking advantage of all of its advantages, Raleigh has become a model of the good life in 21st century America and an exciting venue for exploring the possibilities of even greater things to come.
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Holly Springs, NC
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Fuquay Varina, NC
Fuquay-Varina is located in the garden spot of Wake County and the path of progress of the Research Triangle Park and is changing with each passing day. Although Fuquay Varina has an unusual name it has a quite usual small town feel with the big city near by.
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As a former Wake County teacher I keep up on the latest school news and rankings. Our schools are a major deciding factor for many families coming to the Triangle. Why are schools so great? Our parent population! Our parent population goes above and beyond to assist the schools in any way necessary to be successful. The volunteer rates are astronomical, the fund raising is top notch, the parent-student-teacher communication is mandatory and is backed up by the latest technology. See for yourself: www.wcpss.net
Certified Relocation Specialist -Through my own experiences and specialized training offered through Fonville Morisey Realty I have made a career commitment to assisting those relocation to the area. It is a trying time full of questions, concerns, needs, emotions...I know because I've been there!
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