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• 4,370 sq. ft., 4 bath, 6 bdrm 2 story "Plus finished basement" - $479,900 - Great Price for space

Blackstone at Amberly, Cary  -  This gorgeous home sits on a beautiful lot with a view of trees and small pond in Blackstone at Amberly. The neigborhood offers amenities including a clubhouse, pool, workout room, and playground. The home is loaded with upgrades such as Italian tile floors, 42' raised panel cabinets, top of the line stainless appliances, and hardwood floors. Other features include a huge master suite with a luxurious master bath.
The home is also Ethernet prewired, surround sound prewired and has a security system. It offers 2" blinds throughout 1st and 2nd floors and has custom built in shelves in master and 2nd bedroom closets. There is tile in all bathrooms, kitchen and laundry room. Extend 10X20 deck makes it easier to entertain and enjoy the view. Extras include irrigation system and flex room on first floor that can be used as a bedroom or a study. This home is a must see.

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Town to fill 41 vacancies on 10 boards, including openings for ETJ & Morrisville residents CARY, NC – The Town of Cary is opening its doors on Wednesday evening, June 3 from 6:30 p.m. until 8: p.m. to area residents interested in applying for one of 41 openings on 10 volunteer boards and commissions; the open house will begin in the Council Chambers at Town Hall, 316 N. Academy St., followed by an opportunity for citizens to ask questions of representatives from each board. The boards and commissions were established to give citizens input into what happens in the community and to advise the Town Council on matters that affect citizens and their Town government. Applications are being accepted now through June 30 for appointments to the following boards and commissions: Economic Development Commission – 6 vacancies Environmental Advisory Board – 3 vacancies Information Services Advisory Board – 4 vacancies Parks, Recreation, & Cultural Resources Advisory Board – 4 vacancies Planning and Zoning Board – 3 vacancies Public Art Advisory Board – 7 vacancies Sister Cities Commission – 7 vacancies Town Center Review Commission – 3 vacancies Utility Board of Adjustment – 3 vacancies for Cary or Morrisville residents Zoning Board of Adjustment – 1 ETJ vacancy Residents living in Cary ’s extraterritorial jurisdiction (ETJ) may apply for the one ETJ vacancy on the Zoning Board of Adjustment. Also because Cary provides water and sewer services to Morrisville, Morrisville residents may apply for one of three vacancies on the Utility Board of Adjustment. For more, visit Boards and Commissions, or call (919) 319-4508.

When/Where: Karen Gray, Deputy Town Clerk, (919) 319-4508

Cozy two bedroom TH in a great area

• 1,005 sq. ft., 1 bath, 2 bdrm single story "One Story Townhome" - MLS® $110,000 - Unbeatable in Morrisville

Huntington Park Townhomes, Morrisville  -  This cozy two bedroom towhhome is in quite Huntington Park. It is conveniently located to 540, 40 & 54. You also have access to new shopping and dining around the corner which you can walk to. This home is also very close to a beautiful park that offers a walking trail, playground and playing fields. The home features gorgeous floors and a great floor plan. It is a must see!

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Long Lake Townhomes, Raleigh  -  Announcing a rent/lease reduction on 5313 Rebecca Lynn, a 1,896 sq. ft., 2 bath, 2 bdrm 3 story "Awsome floor plan". Now $1,295 Monthly - Great Price for location.

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Updated and upgraded home in Apex

• 1,850 sq. ft., 2 bath, 3 bdrm single story - MLS® $229,900 - Wow, Great price

Amherst, Apex  -  517 S. Coalport Dr. sits on a beautiful professionally landscaped lot in the Amherst Subdivision. Freshly installed sod in the front yard and garden beds make this home stand out. The backyard offers a peaceful retreat with lawn, gardens, and two ponds with majestic waterfalls. The backyard is also surrounded with mature flowering trees and hardwoods which provide great privacy. It is perfect for entertaining friends and family.

This lovely home features an open floor plan with hardwoods through out the first floor. The family room has a cathedral ceiling and a gorgeous gas fireplace. The dining room has a great view of the pond and the back yard. The kitchen includes upgrades such as new Bruce hard woods, new stainless steel refrigerator, dishwasher, smooth top stove and microwave. It also has been updated with new brushed nickel light fixtures and hard ware through out the entire home.
The second floor is open to the first giving the home a nice open feel. The huge master bedroom overlooks the backyard as well. The master bath features dual sinks and a garden tub with a separate shower. The second and third bedrooms share a jack and jill bath room. Other features are a built in book shelf and a walk in closet in the second bedroom.

The home is conveniently located to Hwy 55, 64 and US1 making commuting easy. Amherst Subdivision offers a well maintained pool and sidewalks through out. Beaver Creek shopping center is minutes away perfect for shopping and entertainment

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Source(http://www.raleigh-nc.org) Raleigh is just a year away from the grand opening of its new convention center and the project is going great! That was the message delivered Sept. 25 by Raleigh Mayor Charles Meeker and other Raleigh leaders from within the 500,000-square-foot, under-construction facility. Dubbed the Downtown Countdown, the event highlighted: Bookings that exceed the business plan; A hospitality training program; Updates on the status of key construction projects; and. Some hints of what’s in store for the grand opening celebration. “Our downtown countdown is bringing us closer to a bright new day for Raleigh and our region,” Mayor Meeker said. “People know it’s all going on and coming down in Downtown Raleigh. Our center city is enjoying an injection of investment such as it has never seen before.” More than $2.5 billion in private and public investments are ongoing in downtown Raleigh. Mayor Meeker shared new sales figures that show the convention center is surpassing its goals, at points more than doubling projected goals. In a recent analysis of the center’s sales program, Thomas Hazinski, managing director of HVS International (the company that developed the convention center’s business plan prior to construction) noted, “Room night bookings are 2.5 times higher than projected in the first year of operation. Year two is already at 93 percent of projections and the booking window on that year remains open. Clearly you have ramped up your marketing and sales faster than anticipated.” The sales update noted that the convention center has: Accomplished 164 percent of its first year event booking goals, including 23 conventions; Exceeded its first year pace with its second year bookings – hitting 232 percent of its event booking goals for the second year – amounting to 58 events; More than doublings room night goals for the first year, meeting 237 percent of the bookings originall

When/Where: Raleigh

Downing Glen, Cary  -  The 1 1/2 story at 301 Downing Glen has been sold.

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