The TriangleRaleigh, Durham, and Chapel Hill, boasts a population of 1.59 million people and growing, with notable growth happening in Clayton, Pittsboro, Fuquay-Varina, Angier, and Garner.

The Triangle ranks 4th among the fastest-growing metros in the nation with 5,000 people moving to the area each month.

Conveniently LocatedThe Triangle area has a strong foundation for real estate investment and is home to Duke University, UNC Chapel Hill, NC State University, and many highly rated smaller universities and colleges, you’ll never run out of educational choices in this area.

Real estate in the Triangle remains strong, with a median home price of about $400k.

The Triangle has the 3rd best commute time in the top 50 US metros.

Entertainment & DiningRaleigh is a prime concert destination and has the most live music venues concentrated here than anywhere else in NC, with national acts regularly performing at PNC Arena, Red Hat Amphitheater, and The Ritz.

Raleigh, Durham, and Chapel Hill combined have 6 James Beard Award-winning chefs – Ashley Christensen of Poole’s Diner, Ben and Karen Barker of the former Magnolia Grill, Bill Smith of Crook’s Corner, Andrea Reusing of Lantern, and the most recent addition, Ricky Moore of Saltbox.

MuseumsKnown as the “Smithsonian of the South”Raleigh is home to more than 40 free historical museums and attractions, including the NC Museum of Natural Sciences, the NC Museum of Art, and the City of Raleigh Museum.

Close to the Beach & MountainsThe Triangle has convenient access to NC’s mountains & Beaches, which are only a short 3-hour drive away.

Research Triangle Park provides many job opportunities with over 300 companies, including science and technology firms, government agencies, and academic institutions.

Greenways & TrailsGet outside on the Triangle’sMore than 152 miles of hiking and greenway trails.

The unique charm and character of the area gives residents a small-town feel in a large city.