Name: Raleigh, NC
Rating: 2.3

Raleigh

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#38 in North Carolina
#2,840 in USA

Ranks better than 90% of areas

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Jennifer SpencerSpencer PropertiesView websiteJenniferJennifer was born and raised in North Raleigh, right off of Honeycutt Road. Her roots run deep and she rarely meets a stranger – it’s also evident that her husband and four children are just as warm and friendly as she is.

Linda CraftLinda Craft and Team, REALTORSView websiteLindaLinda Craft is the CEO of Linda Craft & Team, REALTORS® , a locally owned residential real estate company located in Raleigh, NC. Her team is made up of Exclusive Buyer and Relocation Specialists.

Marti Hampton TeamRE/MAX One RealtyView websiteMartiMarti Hampton has been in a real estate agent since the 1980s, when she moved to the area. She is passionate about her profession, striving to improve with each day.

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AmenitiesA+ There are lots of amenities close to this location. View Amenities Report Cost of livingD Cost of living index is 11% higher than North Carolina View Cost Of Living Report CrimeC Total crimes are 9% lower than North Carolina View Crime Report EducationC+ High school graduation rate is 8% higher than North Carolina View Education Report EmploymentC Median household income is 22% higher than North Carolina View Employment Report HousingB- Median home value is 39% higher than North Carolina View Housing Report WeatherB- Average summer temperature is 77°F View Weather Report Reviews? Read or write a review about this area View All Reviews

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Best Neighborhoods In & Around Raleigh, NC

Place	Livability scoreScore	Miles	PopulationPop.
Five Points, Raleigh	82	1.7	8,393
Wade, Raleigh	82	2.5	8,992
Hillsborough, Raleigh	80	1.9	14,634
Glenwood, Raleigh	80	3.2	7,562

Place	Livability scoreScore	Miles	PopulationPop.
North, Raleigh	79	9.2	76,649
Six Forks, Raleigh	78	3.9	10,549
Northwest, Raleigh	76	8.7	81,974
Central, Raleigh	76	0.6	5,240

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Best Cities Near Raleigh, NC

Place	Livability scoreScore	Miles	PopulationPop.
Morrisville, NC	88	12	22,600
Apex, NC	87	13.1	43,893
Cary, NC	86	9.8	155,822
Holly Springs, NC	85	14.2	30,126

Place	Livability scoreScore	Miles	PopulationPop.
Carrboro, NC	84	27.1	20,867
Wake Forest, NC	83	14.8	36,472
Woodlawn, NC	80	43.2	833
Fuquay-Varina, NC	79	15.2	22,722

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Nice smaller city experiencing some growing pains

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Attractions5/10

Community5/10

Nightlife4/10

Dining4/10

Shopping8/10

I found Raleigh and vicinity to be attractive and full of potential. Of course there are negatives to any place and the people shouting negativity in the reviews below are the typical parasitic, welfare-abusing trash that have come to plague the area whining, moaning, complaining, and blaming about how they're not being given enough hand outs. There are very nice neighborhoods and apartments (usually overpriced) which offer any type of lifestyle you could want. I honestly feel bad for this city and natives because the low quality people coming primarily from Richmond and Atlanta have exploited the benefits and are slowly destroying the infrastructure taking advantage yet again of another decent city. The area has great higher education, known as the research Triangle with upscale hospitals, malls, libraries, parks, and museums. Outside of Raleigh you'll find natural outdoor activities like hiking, rock climbing, and biking. The local food is good, but like one person posted, it's not healthy food at all. There is access to some good health food stores though like Trader Joe's, Whole Foods, Fresh Market and farmers markets which helps a lot. I don't blame NC natives for being resistant to outsiders and transient low lives. Raleigh has some great things going for it and to see low class people disrespecting it is appalling, unneeded, and unwanted. The city is constantly building and expanding, but there aren't enough jobs or moderately compensating ones to keep up with it. I will be honest in mentioning that job interviews here are biased, cliquey, and show blatant signs of nepotism; and this is coming from someone who holds two degrees as a white collar professional. As a whole, Raleigh-Durham is generic but offers good weather, great location, and hidden gems of community (you just have to look a bit harder to find them).

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Source: The Raleigh, NC data and statistics displayed above are derived from the 2016 United States Census Bureau American Community Survey (ACS).

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