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Do you think these towns will become reasonable bedroom communities for the triangle? The con I see is no major road access. The pro I guess is if you take RTP is the bullseye for “triangle” I think JOCO towns are probably about as far...of course they come in on 40
The biggest con is that the schools aren't very good, and neither are the amenities (parks, greenways, shopping, restaurants, etc. ) And while the latter may not come until more upper middle class families move there, few upper middle class families will move there until the schools improve.
The biggest con is that the schools aren't very good, and neither are the amenities (parks, greenways, shopping, restaurants, etc. ) And while the latter may not come until more upper middle class families move there, few upper middle class families will move there until the schools improve.
I’m eying siler city specifically
It’s in Chatham which I think is really flipping with Pittsboro briar chapel and the chapel hill bleed over
for folks used to a 1 1/2 hour commute for forty miles....Sanford might be their Savior.
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