Triangle NC Area Communities

The Research Triangle Region is a North Carolina metropolitan area commonly referred to as "The Triangle", commonly associated with the cities of Raleigh, Durham, Cary and Chapel Hill. It has become one of the fastest growing metropolitan areas in the country. From its original anchor counties of Wake, Durham and Orange, it has experienced rapid expansion to also include Chatham County, Johnston County, Franklin County and parts of the counties of Granville in the north and Alamance to the west.

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Apex

Apex is a town in Wake County, adjacent to Cary, and about 15 miles south of Raleigh. Apex has a strong regional economy, a charming downtown, and friendly welcoming residents. 

Cary

Cary is a large town in Wake County, adjacent to Raleigh. It’s a town family-friendly neighborhoods and safe, quiet cul-de-sacs, with just the right amount of classic Southern charm.

Chapel Hill

Chapel Hill offers a diverse population from college students to retirees. It has transformed from a small, relatively rural, turn-of-the-century village to a thriving, cosmopolitan University city.

Clayton

Clayton residents range from young families to retirees. They enjoy the comfort and security of living within a small community and are able to take advantage of the benefits of living close to the major metropolitan Triangle area.

Durham

Durham is home to the world-renowned Research Triangle Park (“RTP”), home of more than 170 high tech companies, as well as a thriving entrepreneurial community. 

Fuquay Varina

Fuquay Springs, incorporated in 1909, joined neighboring community of Varina in 1963 as one municipality. Fuquay-Varina has become one of the fastest growing small towns in North Carolina. 

Garner

Hundreds of recreational land, a vibrant historic district, and great location within the Triangle are what set Garner apart from other cities in Wake County.

Holly Springs

All you need to do is ask around… Holly Springs is a great place to live and work. No matter your age or favorite hobby, opportunities to enjoy life are abundant in and around town.

Morrisville

For decades, Morrisville was a “sleepy little town by the airport” but the last twenty five years have brought growth and development making the town the place to be. 

Pittsboro

Residents of Pittsboro embrace small town values of respect for one another and a strong sense of community. Its' people are a diverse group of artists and farmers, merchants and students, and it is home to the North Carolina Zen Center.

Raleigh

Capitol of the state of North Carolina, Raleigh is the anchor city of the Research Triangle region and is dubbed "The City of Oaks" for its many oak trees.

Rolesville

Rolesville is a small town nestled in northeastern Wake County just outside the capital city of Raleigh. It is the second oldest town in Wake County and one of the fastest growing towns in the State of North Carolina for the past several years. 

Wake Forest

The residents of Wake Forest enjoy a unique lifestyle that combines the best of a small town sensibility with suburban amenities and metropolitan sophistication. Safe, tree-lined neighborhoods offer affordable housing.

Wendell

With a motto of "small town, big charm," you know Wendell is the perfect place for quiet family living with southern hospitality.

Youngsville

A growing town in southwestern Franklin County rich in history and located near the prosperous Triangle region of North Carolina. Youngsville has seen growth without losing the rural charm that makes it a desired destination for families and businesses.

Zebulon

Known as the Town of Friendly People, the Town of Zebulon has much to offer residents and businesses. Located 20 minutes east of Raleigh, the State Capitol, Zebulon provides traditional small town living close to a bustling metropolitan area.