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If you haven't read this you might find it interesting. Since 2000, Raleigh's population has grown 40%! Here is the breakdown by yr of population counts and city acreage. http://www.raleighnc.gov/publication...Since_1800.pdf
Maybe meadowview should check out the link that Raleighlass provided on the city's plan since he/she claimed that the city didn't have one in a recently closed thread.
[quote=RaleighLass;13565317]If you haven't read this you might find it interesting. Since 2000, Raleigh's population has grown 40%! Here is the breakdown by yr of population counts and city acreage. http://www.raleighnc.gov/publication...Since_1800.pdf
GREAT INFO! Thanks for sharing. I'm going to have to send it to everyone that I know in every other state since it is my duty to "sell" NC to everyone! Oh wait...IS that my job? Well, a couple of people seem to think Realtors have that much power!!!
GREAT INFO! Thanks for sharing. I'm going to have to send it to everyone that I know in every other state since it is my duty to "sell" NC to everyone!
Maybe meadowview should check out the link that Raleighlass provided on the city's plan since he/she claimed that the city didn't have one in a recently closed thread.
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Originally Posted by RaleighLass
rnc2 - yep, Meadowview should! That was so ridiculous to think that Raleigh didn't have a plan.
Meadowview, aka, "Not a Member," knows that Raleigh has a plan.
Actually I am planning to move one day ..... closer to downtown Raleigh that is. As the area continues to grow I want to position myself closer to the center rather than out on the rim. I have my sights set on Mordecai. I love that neighborhood! Walking to Logan's Nursery and hopping on the R-Line Bus to hit other downtown destinations while living in a historic SFR home is my dream. That's my plan for the future and how I plan to cope with the continued growth of the area!
Actually I am planning to move one day ..... closer to downtown Raleigh that is. As the area continues to grow I want to position myself closer to the center rather than out on the rim. I have my sights set on Mordecai. I love that neighborhood! Walking to Logan's Nursery and hopping on the R-Line Bus to hit other downtown destinations while living in a historic SFR home is my dream. That's my plan for the future and how I plan to cope with the continued growth of the area!
What is SFR?
Have you ever thought about Piisboro? It has a great downtown and has excellent access to Chapel Hill, yet does not have the crowding issues of Raleigh.
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Oh wait...IS that my job?
Well, a couple of people seem to think Realtors have that much power!!! 
