INVEST IN NC
REAL ESTATE MOVING TO NORTH CAROLINA IS A GREAT INVESTMENT
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Moody's Analytics & Wall Street Journal
North Carolina is a state that boasts breathtaking landscapes, vibrant urban centers, and delightful small towns. It's no wonder many people are considering moving here, and it's easy to see why the world is paying attention. Moody's Analytics and the Wall Street Journal report that the Sun Belt region in the United
NC IS EXPERIENCING RAPID GROWTH
States is experiencing rapid growth. This region covers eighteen states in the Southeast and Southwest of the country, including North Carolina.
Between 2020 and 2030, some 20 million people will move to the Sun Belt, with North Carolina their third most popular choice
People of all ages are increasingly attracted to the Tarheel state for its business-friendly environment, lower cost of living, high quality of life, safety, and mild climate.
Source: Moody's Analytics
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Last year North Carolina was one of the top states for incoming residents; it ranked third in population growth from July 2021 and 2022, adding 133,088 residents. Moving here, people can choose from larger cities attracting young professionals and recent college graduates to smaller quaint towns, mountains, or coasts. The climate, walkability, and abundance of year-round
2020 Census
NC IS A TOP STATE FOR INCOMING RESIDENTS
outdoor activities also attract family and friends to the area. The 2020 Census results revealed North Carolina leads in population—surpassing population growth in all but five states. Over the last decade, North Carolina added roughly 904,000 people. This is the sixth-largest numeric gain among states. This growth propelled North Carolina to the ninth most populous state in the nation in the past decade, with a resident population of 10.4 million in 2020
Source Moody's Analytics Clarion Partners Investment Research
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Several cities in the region made the top 10 in The Wall Street Journal/Realtor.com Emerging Housing Markets Index, with Wilmington, North Carolina, coming in at No. 1 & Asheville at No. 2. Wilmington has an international airport for easy access and several nearby beach towns with beautiful homes. According to United Van Lines Annual National Movers Study, Wilmington also
Wall Street Journal | Realtor.com
NC IS LURING LUXURY BUYERS WITH LIFESTYLE OPTIONS AND GOOD VALUE
topped the list for "Top 6 Cities to Move to in 2022." Coming in second on the Emerging Housing Markets Index, Asheville, North Carolina. The Wall Street Journal says, "It attracts buyers because of its weather, the diversity of lifestyles it offers, and its thriving art scene." According
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Source: United Van Lines National Movers Study
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According to Bankrate's article "Best Places to Live in North Carolina in 2022," three cities where Ivester Jackson Christie's has offices top the list. Wilmington comes in at #3, Charlotte #4, and Asheville #5. According to Zillow and its most recent analysis, Charlotte, North Carolina, will be this year’s hottest housing market. Factors include expected home
Bankrate
CHARLOTTE WILL BE THIS YEAR'S HOTTEST HOUSING MARKET - ZILLOW
value growth, the projected change in owneroccupied households, and job growth compared to new construction. Charlotte ranks second among large markets in projections for both home value growth and growth in owner-occupied households, which helped shoot it to the top of this year’s hottest markets list.
Source: Zillow
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Forbes
Demographics Retirees and millennials represent two enormous generations, and both are very active in the housing market and attracted to the Tar-Heel state for various reasons. A recent Forbes article, Best Places To Live In North Carolina In 2023, says, "North Carolina is a mid-Atlantic paradise for many as you can enjoy
RETIREES AND YOUNG PROFESSIONALS MOVING HERE
mild winters while avoiding the excessive summer temps that Texas and Florida endure. The Tarheel State offers a coastal lifestyle in the east and more temperate mountain climates."
Source: SmartAsset
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Miami Herald
POPULATION INFLUX DUE TO LOWER TAXES
States Where Retirees Moved To and From Most Clarion also says The Sun Belt region is currently experiencing a population and corporate influx, primarily due to the lower or nonexistent corporate, individual, and property taxes compared to non-Sun Belt states further north. Over the last decade, almost 5 million people relocated to the Sun Belt due to outflows from non-Sun Belt states, particularly those in the Northeast and Midwest. At the same time, both regions have reported comparable international migration and natural population growth. Cities Where Retirees Are Moving The Census Bureau's recent ACS data shows which big cities are losing their older generation of residents and where some of them are headed. Two North Carolina towns ranked in the top 10 for retirees. #6 is Wilmington; in 2021, the net migration for people over 60 was 992, and #10, Raleigh, had a net migration of 830.
WHERE WE ARE
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The Miami Herald just posted an article, "Top 12 Reasons To Move to North Carolina in 2023." calling it an "ideal destination for those who want to relocate to a place with a low cost of living, beautiful weather, excellent job market, and stunning landscapes."
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