Best new sunbelt suburb?

[BIG CATS]

Chandler, AZ.

[pinebud1111]

Madison (MS), especially the unincorporated areas north of the city limits, especially Lake Caroline.

[Turnerbro]

Originally Posted by emmerich01

Madison (MS), especially the unincorporated areas north of the city limits, especially Lake Caroline.

Interesting, never heard of it until now. Seems like a nice place.

[rnc2mbfl]

A couple of people have mentioned Cary, NC but I think it's too established for this category. As NC's largest suburb, with a population of over 160,000, it has areas that are both well established and shiny new. I just don't think that it fits the category. Newer burbs near Cary that have exploded in just the last 2 decades are better candidates. I previously mentioned Holly Springs but I'll also add Morrisville.

[Newsboy]

Originally Posted by LovinDecatur

Seeing your post on Mt. Pleasant made me think of I'on and other New Urbanist Communities that have sprung up over the last three decades. SC and FL in particular have acquired many of them.

I'on, Mt. Pleasant, SC

I’On Village Real Estate

Seaside, FL

Official Site for Seaside, Florida News, Events, Real Estate, Vacation Rentals

Rosemary Beach, FL

https://rosemarybeach.com/

Glenwood Park, Atlanta, GA

Welcome to Glenwood Park :: We're adding 40 news homes to Atlanta's favorite New Urban community

Verrado, Buckeye, AZ

http://www.verrado.com/

Serenbe, Chattahoochee Hills, GA

Serenbe

Daniel Island, SC

Daniel Island, Charleston, SC

Palmetto Bluff, Bluffton, SC

https://www.palmettobluff.com/

Baldwin Park, Orlando, FL

Baldwin Park

You can add PINEWOOD FORREST in Fayetteville Ga (adjacent to Pinewood Atlanta Studios) to your list:

About - Pinewood Forrest

[Turnerbro]

Originally Posted by rnc2mbfl

A couple of people have mentioned Cary, NC but I think it's too established for this category. As NC's largest suburb, with a population of over 160,000, it has areas that are both well established and shiny new. I just don't think that it fits the category. Newer burbs near Cary that have exploded in just the last 2 decades are better candidates. I previously mentioned Holly Springs but I'll also add Morrisville.

Yeah Cary is just a major city now that's entirely suburban.

[Bass&Catfish2008]

Here in Oklahoma, Edmond and Yukon/Mustang have been getting a lot of Love for several years.

[JMatl]

I know it's been mentioned previously, but Serenbe is the best example I've seen anywhere.

It's an incredible community in a rolling, wooded spot 45 minutes SW of Atlanta.

Serenbe

[kyle19125]

The Ballantyne area south of Charlotte is a good example.

https://www.charlotteagenda.com/7902...in-ballantyne/

[Iconographer]

Originally Posted by emmerich01

Madison (MS), especially the unincorporated areas north of the city limits, especially Lake Caroline.

The poster child for white flight in Jackson!
I have a cousin that lives there, and it is quite nice.