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Hello, I am currently looking at a "possible" move to the Raleigh-Durham-Cary area from Atlanta, which has become a rat-race for me.
I want to move to a smaller metropolitain area, like the one I am originally from (Dayton, Oh) but growing, prosperous, and without the Winters! And a host of more educated and progressive people.
Can anyone break down the metro area down in laymens terms? Housing prices, public schools, demographics...Also what is there for young people to do (im still single and in my 20s!) and how is dating there?
What is the job outlook the area for teachers and administrators?
Hello, I am currently looking at a "possible" move to the Raleigh-Durham-Cary area from Atlanta, which has become a rat-race for me.
I want to move to a smaller metropolitain area, like the one I am originally from (Dayton, Oh) but growing, prosperous, and without the Winters! And a host of more educated and progressive people.
Can anyone break down the metro area down in laymens terms? Housing prices, public schools, demographics...Also what is there for young people to do (im still single and in my 20s!) and how is dating there?
What is the job outlook the area for teachers and administrators?
Thank you much for your time!!!
A good place for demographical information are City-Data profile pages
It's just that your question is really, really broad ... it covers the universe of possibilities. Tell us what you're looking for, and we can give you some specific info.
I think many people are intimidated by the breadth of your OP. This could easily be 5 different threads if not more. People in this particular forum are very helpful and responsive but such broad requests often intimidate people from getting involved. What I'd do if I were you is search the Triangle forums for your individual topics and then come back to the forum with a new post looking for more clarification. I think you can make a great life in the Triangle and there's tons of really good information on this most active forum in all of City-Data.
Good Luck!
It's just that your question is really, really broad ... it covers the universe of possibilities. Tell us what you're looking for, and we can give you some specific info.
Also, a version of the OP's questions pop up nearly every day from someone. If you search the board, you'll probably find a dozen different threads covering your questions from every possible angle.
^ I'm not sure, but I think it's his way of bringing his message Back On Top.
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