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Research Triangle North Carolina
Looking to see how everyone feels about the research triangle in North Carolina particularly Raleigh, Durham and some of the secondary markets. I am looking to go out there soon to see for my self. Any recommendations or insights would be greatly appreciated.
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@Stanley Kutsovsky I agree with all of the above, it's definitely a great time to buy in the Triangle area. I think affordable housing in the area is going to be very difficult to come by in the near future, especially in the areas with great schools like Cary and Chapel Hill. If you have the cash to take on a deal in one of those areas, I think your property value will shoot through the roof. Traditionally less desirable areas like East Durham and SE Raleigh will probably see the largest rent growth as affordable housing dries up and long-term renters in the Triangle move into those areas. Secondary areas like Wake Forest, Hillsborough, and Mebane will probably see appreciation and rent growth for the same reasons. Just my 2 cents. I'd love to hear your take on that @Nadia Bareisha