Raleigh Rental Homes & Living
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Strolling the streets of downtown Raleigh, the “City of Oaks,” is like walking through a fine art painting. Beautiful overarching oak trees create a stunning, picturesque setting. Raleigh is the capital of North Carolina, it has been named best place to live in North Carolina, and best big city in the Southeast. Residents looking for a home for rent in Raleigh can expect to find a family-friendly atmosphere, quality of life, low cost of living, and endless things to do – all served up with gracious Southern charm.
Available Raleigh Homes for Rent
House rentals in Raleigh offer a diverse range of options all with the desired Southern Charm of North Carolina. Some of the best neighborhoods to consider for house rentals in Raleigh include historic Oakwood, known for its restored Victorian Homes. Five Points is another popular choice, offering a mix of bungalows and cottages, along with local shops and dining. North Hills is a bustling area with upscale homes, surrounded by shopping and dining options. Overall, Raleigh’s neighborhoods offer a blend of urban amenities and suburban charm, making it a great place to rent a house.
Raleigh offers a relatively affordable cost of living compared to other major cities in the United States. If you’re looking to relocate for work or seeking new opportunities, browse our Raleigh homes for rent here.
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More About Raleigh, NC
Raleigh is part of an area known as the Research Triangle due to a high concentration of technology and scholarly institutions. Raleigh has North Carolina State University, Chapel Hill is home to the University of North Carolina, and Durham’s got Duke University and North Carolina Central University. This triangle has become one of the country’s most successful research parks, contributing significantly to advancements in high-tech, biotech research and textile development. Find desirable rental homes in Raleigh from Tricon Residential here.
Raleigh typically tops the list of best places to live for broadband access and Wi-Fi hotspots, making it a highly connected city. As a tech-savvy place to live, Raleigh residents have come to appreciate technology solutions in their home. Tricon Residential has single-family rental homes that offer Smart Home technology, and highly desirable options like attached garages and fenced backyards.
Job opportunities and career advancement are huge benefits Raleigh offers due to a highly educated population, low unemployment, strong job growth, and a low cost of doing business. Raleigh is well served by an industrial base that spans financial services, medical, apparel electrical, electronic and telecommunications equipment, food processing, paper products and pharmaceuticals. In fact, the city ranked third for Best Places for Business, according to Forbes, 2020.
Raleigh ranks high on many lists, is has been rated a most walkable large city, and one of the Best Retirement Cities thanks to its low cost of living, mild winters and walkability. There are tons of places to enjoy the outdoors in Raleigh. The Neuse River Trail is a 27.5-mile-long scenic path; the 66-acre Pullen Park offers rides, paddle boats and places to picnic and relax; Umstead State Park has lakes, bike trails and camping; and Johnson Park has 150 acres of water opportunities to swim, paddle and fish. There’s a BMX championship-caliber race track; and J.C. Raulston Arboretum, a 10-acre arboretum and botanical garden offering year-round exhibits and permanent gardens.
For a night out, Raleigh has art museums, symphony, ballet, and many other options. Take in a show at the Walnut Creek Amphitheatre or Red Hat Amphitheater, both feature top performing artists, providing easy listening under the beautiful Carolina night sky.
Hungry? Barbecue is top of the food chain. The Carolina Hot Dog is a favored specialty, along with Sweet Tea. Raleigh has a burgeoning craft beer scene, with reputable breweries like Big Boss, Lonerider, and Crank Arm. Wye Hill Kitchen & Brewing offers some of the best brews in town combined with one of the best views in town.
For sports, Raleigh has National Hockey League’s Carolina Hurricanes, or the “Canes” as they’re called locally. They play out of the 20,000-seat PNC Arena. North Carolina State University’s Wolfpack also has a huge fanbase, and compete nationally in 24 intercollegiate varsity sports as a member of the Atlantic Coast Conference. They say, if the Wolfpack lose a game, you can hear the Wolfpack howl across the city.
Raleigh’s location in the center of North Carolina puts residents a short drive to beautiful beaches in Wilmington, and a few hours’ drive to skiing and snowboarding at Sugar Mountain. All very doable in just one day.
Some of the best neighborhoods to rent in Raleigh include Oakwood, Cameron Village, Boylan Heights, Hayes Barton, Mordecai, Downtown Raleigh, North Hills and Wakefield. If you’re looking for homes for rent in these areas, Tricon Residential has many stand alone single family rental properties that may fit your needs and budget, including finding much sought after school districts.
Overall, Raleigh is an excellent place to raise a family, Raleigh has great schools and a strong emphasis on family values. This, combined with Raleigh’s great career advancement opportunities, creates a place where families flourish. Turn to the freedom and convenience of rental living with Tricon Residential. You’ll enjoy virtually maintenance free-living in a single-family home in a good neighborhood with plenty of space for everyone including the pets.
Choose Raleigh and enjoy a life you only dreamed of – full of everything you want and need. And at day’s end, kick back on your front porch and sip a satisfyingly cool sweet tea, southern style.