Raleigh is ranked among the top cities in America, according to a new study that ranked Raleigh at #12 of more than 1,000 qualifying cities. Asheville came in ranked 19th, and Durham ranked 25th.
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RALEIGH — In a move announced today, Raleigh-based Highwoods Properties (NYSE: HIW) will acquire a portfolio of seven office properties and one real estate loan investment from Atlanta-based Preferred Apartment Communities, Inc. (NYSE: APTS) for a purchase price of $717.5 million, with an expected closing in the third quarter of...
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Economic development leaders in Raleigh and Wake County have another “No. 1” ranking to use in its recruiting efforts to lure more business and people to town: It’s the No. 1 city in the US for the “ease of doing business.”
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A new report from an international consulting firm ranks Raleigh as No. 25 among the 100 Best Cities in the US with Durham coming in at No. 44 and Charlotte at No. 34. Here are the details.
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High-tech jobs keep growing in Raleigh, salaries average nearly $94,000 and the cost of living locally is 4% less than the national leverage: Add those facts together and the end result in North Carolina’s capital ranks as the No. 3 “Tech Town” in the US.
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It placed at No. 11 — one spot off from its No. 10 ranking last year, with an overall score was 7.2 out of 10.
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Billed as a “first-of-its-kind solution,” the platform is built exclusively for governments and tourism organizations and includes tools and locally-specific data to better understand the short-term rental market.
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Out of 180 of the largest U.S. cities, Durham and Raleigh ranked No.13 and No.20, respectively, for cities whose unemployment rates are bouncing back the quickest.
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According to its stats, the Oak City’s population grew by 38,196 from 2013 to 2018 — an 8.9 percent change in population. The fastest-growing age group: Ages 65 to 74 and the fastest-growing race/ethnicity: Non-Hispanic White.
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