Best apartments in Raleigh (Cary), NC?
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Hey! I lived in the Raleigh area for a while and moving back very soon. If you looking for affordable. There is Fox Haven apartments on Fox Road. Two bedrooms is about 600 a month but it is in a nice area next door to Fox Road Elementary. Also there is Maple Ridge Apartments which is close to the same range. If you want to live closer to Cary, there is Birchtree apartments. It has an outdoor pool and laundry room, and it is about 650 for a two bedroom.  The nicest areas are extreme North Raleigh, around Falls of the Neuse and Fox Road. Leesville Road is very, very nice area and Leesville School is in the area. Rated the 3rd best school in NC for about three years. Lynn Road is also very nice. You want to stay from the downtown area. Martin Street, Jones Street, South New Bern, that kind of thing. If you would like more info. you can e mail me at Andreswifey@cashette.com
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i'm from raleigh, so there probably a few good ones in the surrounding areas of durham, chapel hill and also the Research Triangle Park, one of the biggest pharmaceutical companies, Glaxo Smith Kline is located there.
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Good luck!  Most of the apartment complexes in the Greater New Orleans that did not have extensive damage are packed with people and will not have any vacancies.  Your best bet would be to either look on nola.com in the classified section for apartments being rented by individuals or possibly under wwltv.com under the forums.  Also try craigslist.com
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Places in the university district are a little high due to the campus being so close.And Windemere is really expensive.MountLake Terrace is a nice place to live.Small and just outside of Kenmore/Bothell(about 8 miles outisde Seattle.A short 15 minute drive).Wallingford is also very nice.
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There are several online, but here's a good place to start:\n\nhttp://www.apartmentreviews.net/\n\n"Searching for the right apartment to rent? Find out what others are saying about it."\n\nLet me know if this is the best answer.  Hope it helps!
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http://www.rentclicks.com/searchresults.asp?category=2&area=5102&rentlow=600&renthigh=1000&bedrooms=4&bathrooms=2&pets=0&keyword=\nhttp://www.rentnet.com/apartments/fyp/search/matchlist.jhtml?l=1&fp=enhanced\n wow prices have really gone up here.. I havent lived in this area in awhile.. is buying an option? it may prove cheaper in the long run.......those links are for apartments.. couldnt find any town houses....in that price range... dont like norfolk? or what about north carolina? both of those places have more reasonable prices.\n peace.
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1.  real estate charlotte north carolina\n2.  Google\n3.  charlotte north carolina sell home
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Depends on the apartment, price and area.  Something in Dunwoody, probably about 500 - Acworth 400 and Buckhead about 550.\n\nTry to reask your question with an area in mind.
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Well I have heard that Raleigh, North Carolina is great on the Travel channel...
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Great site for crime statistics, air quality, economy, etc.\n\nhttp://www.bestplaces.net/zip-code/default.aspx?cat=CRIME&zip=27610&city=Raleigh_NC
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I can't tell you which of the many are best, but I can tell you about one I lived in briefly.\nI lived for a month in the Avalon at 4th and King. I was put up there as a corporate apartment. While it was fine, it was relatively expensive, and the rooms were small. It also had one of those rooms that served as kitchen, dining room and living room all in one. I'm not fond of these kinds of rooms, which are particularly American. The smell of cooking, people watching TV, people eating -- these all seem like activities that should be separated from one another. Call me old fashioned.  \nThe Avalon had a big gym, however, which was very good, and concierge service, which was very convenient. Most of them were very friendly. One concierge even hugged me when we left and said she was going to miss me!  Also convenient was its proximity to the Caltrain, the Safeway across the street and the Starbucks. But if you crave culture, this ain't it: everything is a chain store nearby.\nSo depending on your budget, your need for convenience and culture, and your tolerance for small rooms and/or omnirooms, it may suit you.
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Cary, Knight Dale, North Raleigh, Morrisville, Wake Forest and Garner.
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Cool, fun job!  \n\nI think you mean Natomas and if you are going to work in the capital that is probably the best place to live.  Newest homes, a little overpriced, but still worth it since they are so nice.  Downtown is nice and within walking distance of so many night spots, but most is older and a little run down.  Roseville is too far to live, it takes about 20 mins to downtown on weekends and during morning rush hour it can take an hour easily and if it is raining or foggy a lot longer than that.  Roseville is great, I love it and lived there, but I wouldn't do it again if I had to work downtown.  Don't move to Rancho Cordova or Oak Park either ;-)\n\nA 1 bedroom apt in Natomas is probably just a little over $1000 in downtown just a little less.  Roseville would be about the same as Natomas.
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Try apartments.com or the newspaper listings.
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Downtown Raleigh is growing leaps and bounds.  Great condos. and close to night life
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Keep checking the local listings, I have a friend who got an awesome 1 bedroom that was just off campus, and it was cheap.  Unfortunately he still lives there so his place won't be for rent any time soon.   You will love Chapel Hill and Franklin Street.   Just watch out for the crazy Jeep drivers.
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You couldn't ask for a better place to live. I'm a native of Charlotte and lived in the Myers Park area of the city. It has grown by leaps and bounds in the past ten years. You will find a wide range of neighborhoods to live in. Many of our older ones are being upgrated and are rather pricey, but you can find just as nice neighborhoods in most any part of Charlotte. My hubby and I, we're retired, live in the south of Charlotte in Matthews and love our area. The shopping is terrific and there are many great places to eat. We are also about 1 1/2 hours from the mountains, the Blue Ridge Parkway, and are about 5 hours from some of the most beautiful beaches to visit. The schools vary from excellent to fair, depending on where you decide to live. Get a good real estate agent and tell him/her what you are looking for. I recommend Allen Tate Realtors, I think they are the best. Good luck and I hope you decide to move here, you won't be sorry.