Find New Homes in Cary, NC

About New Homes and Living in Cary, NC:

Cary grew from a small downtown area to become a very quiet and peaceful North Carolina residential community with a very low crime rate. The town of Cary, NC is considered by many as the safest city in North Carolina and was declared as the ninth safest of large cities in the United States. Cary, NC has been ranked in the top 10 safest US cities for seven consecutive years. Money Magazine listed Cary, NC as one of the best places to live in the United States. Cary, NC is a great city for relocation as is features a low crime rate and has close proximity to all of Research Triangle Park and the many local universities, Cary also features the most Ph.D.s per capita in the U.S. for cities with more than 75,000 people.

The housing market in Cary township North Carolina is one of he most active real estate markets in Wake County.

Cary Business:
Cary is home to the SAS Institute, which owned much of the property in west Cary now known as the Preston area, including Prestonwood Country Club and the surrounding neighborhoods.

Cary, NC Government:
Cary features a council-manager government; the mayor and council members serve a term of four years, with half of the council seats being up for election each odd-numbered year. Four of the six council seats are elected by district; the remaining two seats are at-large representatives. Cary officially adopted a NC city flag in 2001.

Cary Utilities, Phone, & Cable:
Progress Energy Cary, NC: (919) 508-5400 or (800) 452-2777
BellSouth Cary, NC: (888) 757-6500
Public Service Gas Company Cary, NC: (877) 776-2427
Time Warner Cable Cary, NC: (919) 595-4892

Transportation:
The Triangle Transit Authority operates a fixed-route bus system in Cary, NC that serves the Triangle region and connects to municipal bus systems in Raleigh, Durham and Chapel Hill. Also, the Town of Cary operates a C-Tran as a demand-based bus system with door-to-door transportation for residents. Amtrak's Carolinian and Piedmont and Silver Star trains offer daily service to Charlotte, Richmond, Washington DC and Miami. The League of American Bicyclists has designated Cary, NC as one of only fourteen Bicycle-Friendly Community awards. A network of sidewalks, dirt, gravel, paved walking trails, and greenways connects neighborhoods and parks in Cary and are available for recreational walking for exercise, commuting or shopping.

Cary, NC is located at 35°46'44" North, 78°48'1" West.
According to the US Census Bureau, Cary, NC has a total area of 43.5 mi² (112.6 km²). 42.1 mi² (109.0 km²) of it is land and 1.4 mi² (3.6 km²) of it is water. The total area of Cary, NC is 3.17% water.

Cary, NC
New Home Communities

To view Cary new home listings, click on any of the FMB New Homes residential communities listed below.

Fonville Morisey Barefoot has new homes available in Cary, NC and throughout the entire Raleigh-Durham area.

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