Welcome to
...where vibrant communities, stunning landscapes, and endless opportunities await you! As you consider relocating to our beautiful state, I’m excited to extend a warm invitation and share all the reasons why North Carolina could be your perfect new home. But it's not just our picturesque scenery that makes North Carolina special; it's the sense of community at every corner of our state.
Whether you're a nature enthusiast, a foodie craving Southern delicacies, or ready to embark on a new chapter, rest assured that North Carolina welcomes you with open arms.
North Carolina
Explore Towns Around the Triangle
“Having experienced a cross-country relocation myself, I understand the intricacies involved. Clients choose me because I’m not just an agent- I’m relatable and committed to making their journey stress-free.”
- Kathy Garcia
Raleigh
Raleigh is a medium-sized city that combines small-town charm with urban amenities, offering easy access to both city life and the countryside. Plenty of green spaces, museums, shops, restaurants and parks to explore. Whether you prefer the buzz of downtown or the quiet of the countryside, you can find it here.
Apex
Just 17 miles from Raleigh, offers small-town charm, top-rated schools, and homes averaging $600,000–$800,000. With a vibrant downtown, year-round festivals like PeakFest, nearby parks and lakes, and easy access to RTP and shopping, it’s a favorite for families and nature lovers alike.
Cary
One of the most desirable and upscale suburbs near Raleigh, known for its top-rated schools, luxury neighborhoods, and home prices averaging $600,000–$700,000. Residents enjoy golf communities, premier shopping and dining, easy access to parks, trails, Research Triangle Park and more.
Holly Springs
About 20 miles southwest of Raleigh, offers a balance of nature and convenience with home prices averaging $600,000–$800,000. Known for its green spaces, lakes like Bass Lake, a growing dining scene, and a vibrant farmers market, it’s perfect for those who love the outdoors and community charm.
Durham
25 miles from Raleigh, it blends historic charm with a trendy, urban vibe—offering more affordable homes, a thriving music and arts scene, and strong community roots. From top restaurants and unique neighborhoods to iconic spots like the Durham Bulls Athletic Park and Duke University, there’s something for everyone.
Fuquay-Varina
About 20 miles southwest of Raleigh, offers a small-town feel with growing amenities and home prices averaging $400,000–$500,000. Known for its charming 2 downtowns, local shops, strong community, breweries, and markets it’s one of Wake County’s fastest-growing areas.
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Client Experiences
★★★★★
We contacted Kathy when we started thinking about relocating to the Raleigh- Durham area. She helped us identify our needs and wishes for a new home. We had challenges because we were out of state. Throughout the whole process, Kathy was always willing to talk about available properties. She even visited properties and did video chats so we could get a look at houses without physically being on site.
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~ Mark R
Spring
Avg: mid 50's- low 70's
Low: mid 30's-mid 40's
High: mid 60's- low 70's
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Spring is one of the most beautiful seasons in the Raleigh area - we have so many green spaces and local public gardens that you can visit to enjoy the landscape. There’s about a six-eight week period where we have heavy pollen.
My best local tip - grab some locally-sourced honey from our farmers market and add it to your favorite smoothie or tea!
Summer
Avg: mid 70's- high 80's
Low: mid 60's- low 70's
High: mid 80's- mid 90's
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Summer is FUN here, but it does get really humid - we have that true southern heat and it takes some getting used to. Make sure to wear light, breathable clothes and always have water with you!
This is a great time to spend days on the lake, have backyard cookouts and enjoy many of our local events, craft markets & festivals.
Fall
Avg: mid 50's- low 70's
Low: mid 40's- low 50's
High: upper 70's- low 80's
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Fall is absolutely gorgeous! The weather starts to cool down, but it’s still warm enough to enjoy fall activities!
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There’s pumpkin patches, our state fair, breweries and many local festivals that are great for spending time with the family. You can also visit many of the local parks to enjoy the fall foliage or take a weekend drive out towards the mountains to see the leaves change.​
Winter
Avg: mid 30's- low 40's
Low: upper 20's-low 30's
High: mid 40's-low 50'
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Our winters are pretty mild - we don’t get snow often and if we do, it’s typically not until January-March. Be mindful of the ice and sleet - which cause more issues than snow.
Don’t worry, there’s still plenty of holiday spirit and you’ll find lots of holiday events, theater, concerts, and light shows around the city.
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How's the Weather
