MOST Affordable RALEIGH NC Neighborhoods You SHOULD Consider | Raleigh New Construction Home Tour

MOST Affordable RALEIGH NC Neighborhoods You MUST Consider will show you the top 3 most affordable Raleigh NC suburbs. All 3 are within minutes to Raleigh NC and feature the most affordable single family homes in the Raleigh NC area. Save big and find the perfect Raleigh NC home for your family.
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WEATHER
In North Carolina we have all four seasons. While we have somewhat mild winters we do sometimes get snow. Summers are hot and we do have humidity but our beautiful spring and fall are just perfect.
ALLERGIES
This is one that you really have to keep in mind, especially if you’re coming from somewhere with less foliage in general. The pollen here during the Spring especially is NUTS.
PROPERTY TAXES
We do have pretty LOW property taxes here. One way to save even more is selecting a property outside of city limits. This will leave you with just county property taxes to pay.
RALEIGH IS BIG
Raleigh is the second fastest growing city in America.
TRAFFIC
And, of course, because Raleigh is growing so fast, it does come with some traffic issues, so be prepared for that.
TORNADOES
This is a question we get a lot, but yes - we do have the occasional tornado warning. That being said, it’s been a LONG time since we’ve actually had a bad tornado here - most of the time it’s just a warning or an alert that one could happen.
FRIENDLINESS
North Carolinians are VERY friendly, so getting stopped to chat at the grocery store or getting held up in line somewhere because people are chatting is a common occurrence - could be a pro or con, depending on who you are!
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[@movingtoraleigh]

🤔Thinking of moving to Raleigh North Carolina? Let us help! 📱 Call or Text: 919-578-1235 📨 Email: [e-mail] www.smoothmovetoraleigh.com/contact

[@ramk9531]

Knightdale is underrated

[@Ro-Bearr]

Agreed! went to Harpers Glen the other day - great spot! Close to downtown Wendell and in a growing area for the price , can't beat it

[@movingtoraleigh]

Downtown Wendell is AMAZING 🤩

[@Ro-Bearr]

​@@movingtoraleigh& they're planning to expand downtown too - so that's exciting

[@humblebee4]

I am loving my new home in the Anderson Farm Subdivision in Wendell. I was looking for a pool community with other amenities, and Anderson Farm was exactly what I was looking for. It's convenient to Raleigh, Knightdale, and Zebulon. I did not want to move as far as Zebulon because I work in downtown Raleigh.

[@movingtoraleigh]

We love Anderson Farm. Thanks for watching

[@DSNCB919]

Zebulon is last for a reason

[@goodenoughgirl8102]

What about those towns maybe just one step further out with flex zoning for things like land for a tiny home or small cabin or cottage? (As a primary stand alone dwelling). Do you know much about that or who I can talk to about it? There is “affordable” and then there is affordable affordable. Lol. I guess I’m looking for semi rural, flex zoning and don’t mind 45 minutes or so out. Prefer decent proximity also to Wake Forest and Raleigh. (45 minutes or so). Or Youngsville or anywhere in between all of those. And I wonder also what the deal is with Lake Royale/Bunn/Louisburg area, which I’ve been hearing a lot about lately and would say by now I’m most interested in. (As I don’t want a traditional size home. I want to live small on purpose (300-900 sq ft) and not on any rental lot. Also don’t care too much about a lot of amenities. Long comment I know. Just trying to figure out where to start. Lol.

[@movingtoraleigh]

I understand exactly what you’re looking for. We know the more rural areas including Lake Royale pretty well. Please shoot us an email and we can set up a call or zoom to discuss further. We would love to help you. 😀

[@movingtoraleigh]

www.smoothmovetoraleigh.com/contact

[@goodenoughgirl8102]

@@movingtoraleigh Oh sweet. Thanks! I’m coming up around the week of the 18th also for a visit. (My son is in Raleigh already). I’m currently in metro Atlanta and planning to move fairly soon (perhaps this year at some point).

[@ajujosephkailath7596]

How’s Lennars Jasper in Zebulon?

[@movingtoraleigh]

Great location with lots of home choices. Lots are a little larger and it does have some amenities. Zebulon has several new subdivisions to consider. Please reach out to us with any questions and thanks for watching 😀