The Triangle area is home to some of the nation's finest universities and colleges, surrounded by wonderful small towns and large cities. If you're considering Raleigh relocation information, choosing the best place to live near Meredith College might be high on your list.
Click on the map to get more information and directions for each of these great destinations surrounding Meredith College. There are a variety of options to choose from near Meredith College.
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Apex, NC is one of many citites in the Raleigh area named a "Best Place to Live." From the recently renovated downtown area to new shopping at Beaver Creek, to the Apex is in the center of the action.
Apex NC is west of Raleigh, and south of the Research Triangle Park. Cary, Holly Springs, Morrisville, and Pittsboro are other popular areas in the area.
Check out these links for current city government jobs in the Apex, NC area:
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Town of Fuquay-Varina Job Opportunities
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City government job openings can include positions like: Athletics Program Specialist, Customer Service Specialist, Electric Line Technician, Streets Maintenance Worker, and many others.
To top it all off, residents in the Raleigh area can enjoy day or weekend-long trips to lakes, forests, beaches or mountains, which are all within driving distance.
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Construction forecast analysts predict that new home costs will rise by as much as 5% this year, driven by price increases that can't be held back - and new home builders are already seeing increased costs for building supplies that will impact the prices they will need to charge for the homes they build.
Manufacturers all over the world have steadily been raising prices on products used throughout the construction process, such as*:
Home builders across the nation are raising prices due to these rising material costs.
Stanton Homes is working in partnership with our building suppliers to keep costs down as long as possible. But world-wide conditions regarding raw materials such as petroleum products, steel, wood and composites are hitting our suppliers hard - and there are many costs our suppliers cannot control.
This graphic shows just one example of essential products increasing in cost.

*These price increases are detailed in the Producer Price Index, Bureau of Labor Statistics, US Department of Labor, Federal Reserve Board, Census Bureau, and new home builders are receiving letters with price increases that continue to go up every month.
We've discovered another great Triangle area community you might enjoy. Looking to build a new home in Pittsboro, NC? Check out these available lots in Horizon, courtesy of Prudential York Simpson Underwood Realty and Premier Properties of the Triangle.
Stanton Homes helps make it easy to find the right place to build your new home, by putting together information on great new home communities, lots and land throughout the Triangle area. All information is current as of posting date.

Horizon is a Pittsboro, NC custom homes community located within Chatham County.
There are currently 20+ lots for sale in Horizon's first phase, and you can bring your own builder to build a new custom home to your exact specifications.
A second phase is coming soon.
Horizon is located about 1 mile down Hamlet Chapel Road, off of 15/501.

Horizon is roughly 10 miles from Chapel Hill/Carrboro and roughly 3 miles from Perry W. Harrison Elementary School.
Attractions in the Pittsboro area include Jordan Lake, the Haw River, Silk Hope Winery, and UNC Chapel Hill sports.
Nearby towns include Cary, Apex, Holly Springs, Chapel Hill, Siler City, Carrboro, and Durham.

Homes in the Horizon custom home neighborhood are generally available from the 330's to the 600's.
Horizon also offers one home for sale, the Azalea Park, at $338,500.
All Horizon lots are 1+ acres, and are available starting at $55,000.
Lots are available on Horizon Drive and Coley Court.
See below for information on the two lots for sale in Horizon, and how we can help with your relocation to Pittsboro, NC.
Information on select Horizon Lots for Sale (as of January 2011 pricing):
842 Horizon Drive, 27312
MLS: 1621642
Size: 1.34 acres
Price: $55,000
82 Coley Court, 27312
MLS: 1765602
Size: 1.15 acres
Price: $77,900
239 Horizon Drive, 27312
MLS: 1621651
Size: 1.00 acres
Price: $78,000
283 Horizon Drive, 27312
MLS: 1621658
Size: 1.57 acres
Price: $80,000
140 Coley Court, 27312
MLS: 1621661
Size: 1.36 acres
Price: $90,000
Lot listings courtesy of Prudential York Simpson Underwood Realty and Premier Properties of the Triangle.
See video tours of new custom homes located in Horizon:
Contact us or call 919-278-8070 for more information on how to build your new home in Pittsboro, NC.
Building a new custom home in Horizon, or on any lot, doesn't have to be complicated or expensive, and there are thousands of plans and options available to make your new home exactly what you want. Talk with custom home experts at Stanton Homes to discuss options for building your new home in Pittsboro, NC.
For more information about living in and visiting Pittsboro in Chatham County, click here.
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Your new Universal Design home design begins with thoughtful entrances, walkways and lighting. Whether you're considering a new home in a 55+ community, or a fabulous home on acreage of your own, here's what you need to know - and what else to ask about from your accessible home builder:
Entrance
The entrance to your Universal Design home is where it all begins. Before you get started with your Universal Design home, think about including some or all of these Universal Design features.
At least one entrance that doesn't require steps
Walkways
Don't forget about how you and your guests will actually gain access to your new Universal Design home! Universal Design concepts extend to the outdoors, and should include easy ways to get to that fabulous entrance.
Lighting
Lighting can be easy to overlook. But a few small additions can really brighten your new Universal Design home.
Other Easy Access Ideas
Ask your accessible home builder about some of these other popular Universal Design ideas.
*Universal Design (UD) (encompassing "aging in place," "accessible living," and "barrier-free living") is an approach to building that makes everyday actions easier.
Universal Design meets the needs of the present and the future.
Consider universal design concepts for your next home - universal design is most cost efficient and effective when incorporated directly into your new home, and is increasingly popular in Raleigh 55+ communities.
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