Lately I have been beating the drum on affordable homes in Cary, NC.  It seems more important than ever to do so, considering the Town of Cary's back-of-the-hand stance on affordable housing.

Cary gets a lot of publicity about the cost of housing, and a bad rap that folks can't afford to live here.  I set out to identify some communities and neighborhoods in Cary that present affordable options to folks who can't swing a 3000SF and up "Big Hair House."

Not every home in Cary sells for over $500,000.  That $500,000 figure is roughly the average price of a new construction home.  "AVERAGE" means that there are homes for less and homes for more.  Much less and Much more as a matter of fact.  The great thing about living in a Cary starter home is the low cost of property taxes in Cary, vs. the tax rates in other Wake County towns.

Affordable neighborhoods I have posted about so far include:

Park Village

Evergreen

Edgehill Farm

Oakwood Heights

Dutchess Village

Stoneybrook Estates

Trappers Run

Arlington Ridge

Saratoga Orchard Park

Woodridge At Beechtree

Windchase At Beechtree

There will be more to come.  Cary, North Carolina, is still affordable while offering a fine quality of living.