PROS & CONS of LIVING IN CARY, NORTH CAROLINA

If you’re wondering what it’s like living in Cary, North Carolina, this video breaks down the pros and the cons of Cary. Situated just west of Raleigh, NC, Cary is in a prime location in the triangle and is one of Raleigh’s most popular suburbs.
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Whether you’re looking to move to Cary locally or from across the country, this video will help you understand what living in Cary is really like. Enjoy!
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[@mswojnar1]

Cary is great. Love all the parks!

[@WalkThePlanet4K]

Definitely agree about the traffic, although that is a major issue across the entire triangle because the area lacks quality public transportation. Once the entire 540 corridor opens and the BRT system is completed, that will relieve traffic a bit, although those won't be finished for a while.

[@relocatingtoraleigh]

Keeping up with the traffic increases will definitely be an uphill battle.

[@JeffPepe22]

Great video, short ,sweet and to the point. :)

[@taylorwalck3030]

Do you help with rentals? Considering moving to Cary and want to rent for a year to figure out the area first

[@relocatingtoraleigh]

Yes we can certainly assist. Please reach out to [e-mail] or give me a call at 919-504-5265. Would love to help!

[@taylorwalck3030]

@@relocatingtoraleigh emailed you!

[@AnnaBaumgart-cj9go]

How does the war bidding look like right now?

[@relocatingtoraleigh]

The market is still competitive, especially in the Cary area, but it's nothing like what we saw during 2021 and parts of 2022. While some of the more sought after houses may still go over asking with multiple offers, what it takes to get those houses is much more "reasonable" than what we saw a year or two ago. Homes in general are sitting on the market longer and while it's still a seller's market overall, the balance has shifted a little back towards the buyer. Hope this helps and let me know if you need anymore info!