by Davis & Main Real Estate | Aug 6, 2026 | Raleigh Real Estate & Market News, Moving to Raleigh / Relocation
Key Takeaways: Wake County faces a massive housing shortage of over 110,000 homes by 2029, driving a heavy shift toward new construction developments in Cary, Apex, and Holly Springs. The baseline price advertised online by builders is a marketing hook; buyers should...
by Davis & Main Real Estate | Jul 30, 2026 | Raleigh Real Estate & Market News, Raleigh Lifestyle & Community
Key Takeaways: Over $1 billion in new development is transforming Cary, particularly with Alston Yards, the former Cary Towne Centre site, and downtown revitalization. Alston Yards is a half-billion-dollar mixed-use project near Apple’s future campus, set to...
by Davis & Main Real Estate | Jul 23, 2026 | Buyer & Seller Tips, Moving to Raleigh / Relocation
Key Takeaways: Raleigh city limits offer built-in municipal barriers against massive 100+ acre industrial server campuses. Unincorporated county lands and rural outer municipal rings carry the highest risk for sudden industrial development. Proactive due...
by Davis & Main Real Estate | Jul 16, 2026 | Moving to Raleigh / Relocation, Raleigh Lifestyle & Community
Key Takeaways: Downsizing to a smaller footprint does not always guarantee lower property taxes due to modern assessment rates and stacked municipal fees. Out-of-state cash buyers create fierce competition in suburban hotspots like Cary, Apex, and Holly Springs,...
by Davis & Main Real Estate | Jul 9, 2026 | Buyer & Seller Tips, Moving to Raleigh / Relocation
Key Takeaways: Rising regional insurance rates, flood zone risks, and shortened Wake County tax revaluation cycles directly impact your true monthly cost of living. Post-settlement real estate rules require signed buyer agency agreements before viewing properties,...
