http://www.real-estate-raleigh-nc.com/blog For local residents and those relocating to the area Sun, 18 Oct 2009 22:51:15 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en The Brittany Woods subdivision in Raleigh, NC was built in the 1980’s and has a superior location in the suburbs of Raleigh, NC. The Brittany Woods neighborhood contains single family homes that have excellent, efficient floor plans and fresh, unique designs. Close to both shopping areas and the city itself, ... http://www.real-estate-raleigh-nc.com/blog/?p=93 The Bryarton Village subdivision in Raleigh, NC is one of the finest townhome communities in Raleigh, NC. These well-appointed residences offer the best of city life while still maintaining a small town feel. Location is optimal because the Bryarton Village neighborhood is strategically located near employment and entertainment centers as ... http://www.real-estate-raleigh-nc.com/blog/?p=89 Coley Forest is a neighborhood located almost in the center of the Glenwood and Glen Eden neighborhoods. Coley Forest takes its name from the abundant oak and pine trees in the area. Coley Forest is an older development where some of the houses have been demolished to make room for newer, ... http://www.real-estate-raleigh-nc.com/blog/?p=86 The College Park subdivision in Raleigh, NC is unlike most other neighborhoods in Raleigh, NC. Most of the homes are quite old, 50 to 90 years and the College Park neighborhood is a transitional area. Because many of the homes are in need of significant repair, it’s possible to find good ... http://www.real-estate-raleigh-nc.com/blog/?p=83 The Cornerstone Park subdivision is a relatively new development in the Raleigh, NC region. The townhome construction in the Cornerstone Park neighborhood is no older than 7 years. There are 333 homesites and homes in Cornerstone Park. Sites range in size from .06 to.17 acre. Wooded lots are not ... http://www.real-estate-raleigh-nc.com/blog/?p=77 The Dominion Park subdivision in Raleigh, NC is a development with a friendly environment, plenty of activities and attractive single-family homes. The Dominion Park neighborhood contains several wooded spaces offer a welcome respite for residents at the end of a hectic, busy day. Dominion Park has a swimming pool for ... http://www.real-estate-raleigh-nc.com/blog/?p=74 Located in a picturesque suburb,  Ethan’s Glen subdivision in North Raleigh, NC is the perfect escape for anyone who wants a quiet and peaceful place to live. The Ethan’s Glen neighborhood offers houses on lots that vary in size from about 1.5 to 2 acres. Just minutes from the city ... http://www.real-estate-raleigh-nc.com/blog/?p=70 The Five Points subdivision in Raleigh, NC is not an individual neighborhood but a group of neighborhoods. Unlike University Park, the Five Points neighborhood’s borders are not well defined. Most of the people living in Five Points define it not by its edges but by its center. Five Points is ... http://www.real-estate-raleigh-nc.com/blog/?p=67 The five decades after World War II saw a major building boom in the suburban area around Raleigh, NC. Many new neighborhoods were created and one of the most distinguished among them is the Hayes Barton subdivision in Raleigh, NC. The Hayes Barton neighborhood is part of Five Points, which ... http://www.real-estate-raleigh-nc.com/blog/?p=64 True to its name, the Historic Oakwood subdivision in Raleigh is located right on the edge of downtown Raleigh, NC. The Historic Oakwood neighborhood has a large number of homes, many of which are built in different styles of architecture. This mélange of designs is what gives historic Oakwood ... http://www.real-estate-raleigh-nc.com/blog/?p=61