Carolina Hurricanes
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Research Triangle Information
Community Amenities
Raleigh was founded in 1792 as the state capital of
North Carolina,  and is home to North Carolina State
University, Meredith College, The North Carolina Art
Museum, and the 2006 Stanley Cup Champions
Carolina Hurricanes.   It consistently ranks highly in
most lists of "Best Places to Live".
World-class dining

Convenient transportation

Close to shopping

Hiking & and bike trails

2 hours from the coast

4 hours from the mountains
Raleigh, NC
Cary, NC
Conveniently located near Raleigh,  Research Triangle
Park and Raleigh/Durham Airport, Cary is a very
popular home for many people who choose to move to
the area.  Once again this year, Money Magazine has
rated Cary in the top 5 cities to live in the United States.
 With a population just over 100,000, Cary combines
the ease of living of a small town with the amenities of
city life.
Durham, NC
From it's tobacco industry heritage, through a
post-industrial decline in the past few decades, the
Bull City is currently undergoing a renaissance.  Old
tobacco warehouses are being converted to trendy
downtown lofts, restaurants and boutiques.  Home to
both Duke University and the Durham Bulls baseball
team, this city provides both southern charm and
ethnic diversity.
Chapel Hill, NC
Chapel Hill is the home of the University of North
Carolina, the first public university in the nation,
founded in 1776.  The town of Chapel Hill actually
grew around the University, making the entire town
very much a "college town."  Sometimes referred to
as "The Berkley of the East", Chapel Hill is known for
diversity, liberal community, and Tar Heel sports.  
Less known outside the area, it is also the home of
what's considered by many to be the best fried
chicken in the Triangle, at Mama Dips traditional
country cooking restaurant.