Real Estate in Raleigh, NC

Local to Coastal Realty works Raleigh as part of the Triangle. Research Triangle Park sits next door, and its 7,000 acres house hundreds of companies, including science and technology firms, government agencies, academic institutions, startups, and nonprofits.

Pullen Park opened in 1887 as the first public park in North Carolina, and the City of Raleigh lists it as the fifth-oldest operating amusement park in the country. Downtown has the Warehouse District, six blocks of red-brick former industrial buildings now holding galleries, studios, and restaurants, and Glenwood South, where restaurants, shops, and galleries fill what was once a row of warehouses.

Out on the water, Lake Johnson Park covers 500 acres, 150 of them the lake itself. The Neuse River Greenway Trail adds 27.5 paved miles along the river, with boardwalks through wetlands and views of fields and the river.

Raleigh is often one half of a bigger plan, such as selling in the Triangle and buying near Wilmington, or relocating in from out of state. I work both ends of that move myself, and I look at current sales rather than quoting a number that went stale months ago. Whether you are buying a home in Raleigh or selling one, get in touch and we will walk through your numbers. If you are moving here, start with relocating to the Carolinas, or ask what your home is worth.