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The population of Raleigh NC grew 3% in 2008, to 385,507, according to the Growth Management Division of City Planning.
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3 Comments on Raleigh NC Continues to Grow - 31 New Residents Per Day in 2008
The Triangle is truly a Buyer's Agent's dream. Reach out to the public on the Internet and just hope they're not already involved with an agent/broker/relo resource/lender who is offering kickbacks to the buyer to get them.
Slow but steady is the better way to measure quality growth. That shows you you are in a good area.
Lenn - The Triangle is a wonderful place to be, no matter who you're working with! Welcome...
Jim - We seem to be keeping up with the growth quite well. A few issues, but plenty of attention for them! One of the surprising things about the area is the very high concentration of PhD's - all that brainpower goes to work on a lot of different things.
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