BEST City To Live In North Carolina | WATCH This Before Moving to Raleigh NC
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- Charlotte and Raleigh are two major cities in the state of North Carolina, each with its unique features and characteristics. In this video we will explore the key differences between Charlotte and Raleigh to help you decide which city is the best fit for you.
Geography and Climate:
Charlotte is located in the southwestern part of North Carolina, whereas Raleigh is located in the central part of the state. Charlotte has a warmer climate compared to Raleigh, with temperatures in the summer reaching up to the high 80s and sometimes even 90s. Raleigh, on the other hand, has a milder climate with temperatures in the summer averaging around the mid-80s.
Population and Demographics:
Charlotte is the largest city in North Carolina with a population of over 870,000 people. It is also one of the fastest-growing cities in the United States. The city has a diverse population, with a significant percentage of African Americans, Hispanics, and Asians.
Raleigh, on the other hand, has a population of just over 475,000 people, making it the second-largest city in North Carolina. It is also a rapidly growing city, with a diverse population that includes a high percentage of young professionals and college students.
Economy:
Both Charlotte and Raleigh have robust economies, but they differ in terms of the industries that drive their growth. Charlotte is known as the banking capital of the United States, with Bank of America and Wells Fargo both having their headquarters in the city. The city also has a thriving energy sector, with Duke Energy being one of the largest employers in the area.
Raleigh, on the other hand, is known for its technology industry, The Research Triangle, with major companies such as IBM, Cisco, and Red Hat having a significant presence in the city. The city is also home to several research universities, including North Carolina State University, which has a strong focus on technology and engineering.
Culture and Entertainment:
Both cities offer a wide range of cultural and entertainment options. Charlotte has a vibrant arts scene, with several museums, galleries, and theaters. The city is also known for its sports teams, including the Charlotte Hornets and the Carolina Panthers.
Raleigh, on the other hand, is known for its live music scene, with several music venues and festivals throughout the year. The city is also home to several museums, including the North Carolina Museum of Art and the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences.
Conclusion:
In conclusion, both Charlotte and Raleigh are fantastic cities to live in, each with its unique features and characteristics. Charlotte is a larger city with a warmer climate, a diverse population, and a strong banking and energy industry. Raleigh, on the other hand, is a smaller city with a milder climate, a diverse population, and a strong focus on technology and research. Ultimately, the best city for you will depend on your personal preferences and needs.
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I am a Statistical Analyst and have been ranking American metro areas and small towns since 1985. As metro areas, Charlotte NC/SC offers more overall than Raleigh/Durham NC. Even on the city level, Charlotte wins. Both metro areas are green/clean, have strong economies, nice 4 season climates, and friendly residents. But metro Charlotte’s Buying Power (income vs. overall cost of living) is much better, there more way more unique recreational assets (things most metros do not have) in metro Charlotte than metro Raleigh/Durham, much better transportation assets (airport/light rail/trollies/street cars). Though RDU has its merits, Charlotte wins hands down.
this is so great to hear from a statistician! I know I love it and have compared 2 places I've personally lived, but it makes a lot of sense why I love Charlotte more now!
Your statistics are off. Wake County is now the largest county in the state, population wise so how do you explain that? According to you, the Charlotte area is better but the Raleigh area has more people.
If you're moving to Charlotte, either be wealthy or do it 5 years ago.
Ehh it depends where you go. South and central Charlotte the prices have certainly gone up. But the Charlotte region would include areas like Huntersville, Concord, Mint Hill, Indian Trail, Fort Mill, Lake Wylie, Gastonia, Mt Holly.... and many more. All of which are very affordable. Like those who move to NY. They don't move to Manhattan b/c it's expensive, they go to the towns outside of the city :)
Even so, you can get a home in Charlotte for under $400,000 in many areas.
I live in Raleigh and worked in Charlotte . I’m team Charlotte here because Charlotte is less segregated and more inclusive than Raleigh. Too many egos in Raleigh and people seem very delusional. I’m from Nashville Tennessee born and raised and Charlotte is more comparable to Nashville for me. Raleigh to me and lots of others, Raleigh lack’s culture and feels very vanilla. The food scene in Charlotte is far superior than Raleigh. The people in Charlotte are more pleasant and welcoming than Raleigh. Raleigh can be extremely boring. That’s my honest opinion of both cities oh and Charlotte has a way bigger and better airport and better infrastructure.
I completely agree on all of these points. Vanilla is a great way to describe Raleigh ;)
@@Rellgood Certainly recommend a visit. I lived in Raleigh for many years, and feel the opportunities, food, entertainment, lifestyle, people and more all beat out Charlotte. There are population growth in Raleigh and Charlotte, but from an infrastructure perspective, Charlotte is far better laid out and prepared for the growth, Raleigh is more fragmented.
Couldn’t be further form the truth. Raleigh is way more inclusive than Charlotte. Charlottes parks are boring and it’s way too crowded.
@@mswojnar1 I've lived in both locations for an extended period of time. This is based a lot on my actual experiences as well as some stats. Charlotte is more than just downtown, and we do have some of the best parks and recreation areas in the state. This includes areas in Mooresville all the way into Rock Hill. I think the real win is the 5 lakes that you can boat and swim in within 45 min of downtown :)
@@livingincharlottenorthcarolina I’m sorry I have too. Charlotte is not even close to Raleigh in my opinion for families, inclusiveness, parks and college sports. Charlotte is good for singles, but Raleigh has them beat everywhere else. You can say parks are good in Charlotte but that’s just a home town opinion there. And Raleigh has 3 lakes that aren’t overcrowded like Charlotte.
Very informative video, u covered stuff other videos dont, for ex hurricanes...
Thank you so very much I truly appreciate your feedback! I try to be thorough. So much to share!
I grew up in CLT, went to school in CLT, have family and friends in CLT, visit often and don't get lost, but am in RDU now. Every time I'm back home, I'm so thankful I ended up in the Triangle rather than the Great State...
I'm def a charlotte fan over the triangle but thwy both are awesome
Truth be told there are just so many great places to live in North Carolina from Raleigh to Charlotte to the coast. I was leaning towards Raleigh but I think there are more affordable options outside of Charlotte. Btw… love your videos. I am learning so much about North Carolina. 👍
There truly are so many great options! Charlotte suburbs have a lot to offer with all the conveniences of charlotte. I think that's why I settled here. And thank you so much for the compliment!!
Give me a shout if you want to talk more about your move! 704.559.9169
@@livingincharlottenorthcarolina I will absolutely reach out if we should decide to purchase in the Charlotte area. I am even considering bordering SC as well. I have a cousin who lives in Waxhaw and she absolutely loves it.
@@nutritioncoachjo South Carolina is also awesome. If you want to be close to Waxhaw but live in SC, check out Lancaster. There is a nice new build community with amazing amenities called Walnut Creek that might be a good fit :) Thanks for thinking of me if you make the move!
I love your videos ❤❤
aww ty!
Hello! Very useful video. I loved it. Me, my husband are searching for a place to retire from New England. NC or SC seems very interesting in many aspects such as nicer weather, cost of living, close to mountain/water etc… If we look for affordable housing near lake, where would you recommend? I believe it can be pricy or any area would be a good fit for us? Doesn’t have to be 55 plus community. I appreciate your input. Thank you.
Hmm affordable housing near a lake I would saw Catawba or some parts of Lake Wylie. It depends on affordability scale you're looking in. 55+ makes everything at least $200k more honestly. I'd stay outside those if you dont want the expense but if you like the lifestyle there are options.
options across charlotte, just not on the lake. Give me a call 704-559-9169 and I'll walk you through a few areas
Nice job.
Thank you! Thanks for watching
Hi Kaila nice video presentation,I'm from Melbourne Australia but I have a big interest in the USA.I watch a lot of videos about the different cities and landmarks. I have been to the US twice in 2015 and 2017.and the first time was a roadtrip around the eastern states.Part of that trip we drove through South Carolina and North Carolina but we didnt see any cities.We drove through this weird place called South of the border which had all things Mexican/souvenirs.
hahhaa good ole "south of the border"... I honestly don't know how it stays in business. Yes the I-95 corridor is VERY VERY different than the rest of NC and SC. SO much to see in just these two states (more to see in NC in my opinion)
I-40 into Raleigh, then over to I-85 will get you there...next time
@@olikat8 Very true. Yup if you follow 85 or 40 you'll hit pretty much all the major cities
Lived in Charlotte for almost 9 years and Raleigh now for 14. I would never leave Raleigh to go back to Charlotte. Charlotte is like Asheville, nice place to visit but don’t want to live there.
I'd say Raleigh is like the in between of charlotte and asheville. Not too big not too small;)
What In your opinion are drawbacks of charlotte?
If your from Ny, NJ, Conn. and Mass., don't move to North Carolina. The homes are priced the same as the north east but the salaries are very low (50k) if your not in the medical arena. The food is bad, the department stores have Target quality clothes, the mefical care is the worst I've ever experienced. These Drs would be sued into oblivion if they worked in the North East. This also includes the premieren vet emergency facilities. So if you don't want to die due medical mal practice and you want to protect your pets from the same don't move to Raleigh.
Sounds like you haven't had a good experience here Personally speaking, I have plenty of family and friends in NY and NJ and CT... The homes here are half the price, larger and the taxes are SUPER low. One client fro LI paid 16k a year in taxes. Same size home here... $3200 a year.
Food here is amazing (in Charlotte at least) and other cities have great eats as well. We also have some of the largest hubs for medical facilities in the south east with Medicine being our #2 industry behind Banking. As someone who has sadly had several major medical emergencies (and those where dr visits were scheduled) we have been happily surprsed at the level of service and expertise.
So, sorry You don't like the NC area, but for anyone wanting better quality of life and less bs.... NC is a win!
Very helpful video, thank you! Now I need to find the best elementary school in Charlotte area or in the outskirt towns and a great 3 BD apt or town Home near it and Voila!
There are several options. Anything rated over a 6 is truly a great school :)
You want to live in Fort Mill then. Or if you don't mind the drive, York and Clover, SC have great schools.
@@TheVosack I totally agree. I love FOrt mill and Clover. They have both grown so much the last few years too
I'm from Tallahassee Florida and it's a city town and a college town. So I know exactly what you are talking about.
Right?! yes it has grown a lot so I will give it that but Charlotte is more Young Professionals vibe
Keep going you help me alot thinking to move from NYC to NC this summer maybe last month for me will be september in NYC thanks alot i was just thinking about tornado in NC is it true that you can get tornado ?
Well if you decide to make the move give me a call 704-559-9169. Yes we can get tornados but not Midwest style. the last tornado was a few years ago and only hit about 1/2 mile and had some roof damage, but it wasn't into the city area, it was closer to the country areas :) So I wouldn't mark it as a risk
@@livingincharlottenorthcarolina Thanks for help and i will call you for safe places and rent if possible
@@mohamedmenni5802 I look forward to helping! 704-559-9169
Queens University in Charlotte is a lovely private school with an ivy league flavor in coveted the Myers Park neighborhood.
LOVE that area!
This is like a Austin vs Dallas comparison. College town vs corporate town.
hmm good to know. I havne't been to Austin in many many years
not really
In your opinion, hows the asian community in Charlotte and Raleigh? Which would be better? Also, which city do you think is best for students/graduates of business-tech/art/healthcare backgrounds?
These are good questions. We do have a pretty solid asian population with a mixture of countries such as India (coming in as the largest), Japanese, Korean, and Chinese. There are others from the Frech Polynesian areas as well just not as prevelant
For those with healthcare and tech background I'd lean towards Charlotte. For BIo I would lean towards Raleigh/Durham
@@livingincharlottenorthcarolina thank u so much!!
U look amazing and good to listen from u about Charlotte; intend shifting to this city in near future as an overseas invest; need guidance from you; if it is fine wit you
Thank you so much! I look forward to assisting you in that venture. There is a LOT of opportunity!
I’ve lived in both. Simply put, Charlotte is good for singles. Raleigh better for just about everything else. You can’t go wrong with NC though.
Certainly appreciate you sharing your opinions of the areas. And yes I can certainly agree NC is the best
I never lived in charlotte, nc before and only in the Raleigh Durham area for the past 23 years
I do love Raleigh, just a different feel :)
Hi, what is the medium house range in both cities?
are you meaning size? If I had to guess about 2300 sf is about average. Both cities have similar home sizes. Price wise, Raleigh runs a tad higher in the low 400s while charlotte is just at about 400k
I live in California now and I will move to Charlotte in two months. I will contact you kaila later on.
Thanks for the video!
Congrats on the move! looking forward to helping you! You can text or email or call... or zoom lol
704-559-9169
Same here live in Cali and planning to move in Charlotte
This was a great video! I'm planning to retire to Charlotte in a couple of years. Im in Los Angeles, California. Can you do a video about thye bugs and insects especially the snakes. I hear that there are a lot of snakes. Is that true?
I can def do a video on this. If you check out my Pros and Cons of Charlotte video I do talk a bit about that. Honestly it's not bad at all. We only have a handful of venomous snakes and you'll only ever cross paths with 2 of them.... and in 20 years I've only seen one of them (and I'm outdoors a lottt). As for bugs, probably more than Cali, but the worst ones are mosquitos and Palmetto Bugs (cockroaches) which are common in the south. They can be easily kept out of the house with some bug treatment. You wont see them outside running around though
Hope this helps!
@@livingincharlottenorthcarolina Wow.. Im kind of relieved that you dont see them all the time.In research I saw that North Carolina is the top state in the US for snakes and venomius ones. I was under the i8mpression that they are everywhere all the time... LOL! What a California scary woman I am!...Thanks for that great info!
been in the raleigh area almost 20 yrs now. i think it's important to note that 'raleigh' means basically wake county at this point. it all bleeds together and many of the points you made don't really apply as they would only apply to the downtown area of raleigh aka inside the beltline. RTP is really durham and that's where most people will work from in the corporate world but there are countless companies set up throughout the county. Raleigh, Cary, Holly Springs, etc were already at capacity a decade ago so you're seeing it spill out into the rest of the towns in wake co.
all of this is very true. I could have possibly been a little more clear on this one thank you for pointing that out for others!
We've been in Raleigh since 1996 and the growth has been phenomenal to the point that Wake County now holds the number one spot for the largest population in NC. We moved from Raleigh to Clayton two years ago because as retirees the extra driving doesn't bother us, we got so much more house for our money and we prefer the slower pace around our neighborhood and can still go to Raleigh for some excitement and we prefer being near the beaches to being near the mountains and that's a huge selling point for Raleigh.
The Triangle has $15+B investment already pledged. Toyota, Fuji Pharma, Wolf Speed, Apple, VinFast (although they are having teething issues, but the Toyota partnership is promising) are just a few.
This is great news for Raleigh. Have they made any improvements to the infrastructure? The main rds/interstates are pretty jammed up a lot of the time
@livingincharlottenorthcarolina they are widening freeways & main roads. Imagine it was a stipulation with the companies investing these huge sums. Toyota alone went from $1.9B initial to $5.8B, Wolf Speed in Siler City (I believe) is about $5B...
@@olikat8 wow thats crazy
What about active retirees that like golf, tennis, shopping, going out to dinner, etc…which would be more appropriate?
Hmm I would Say North Carolina. More specifically (depending on location) closer into the center of charlotte south of downtown. This will give you PLENTY going on and sidewalks and walking trails and parks asside from a dozen golf courses to choose from.
I will add Trilogy (if you want 55+) is an amazing development in Denver. The downsides is the development itself doesnt have a golf course but it does have a boat club to go rent boats. It's an active 55+. I will also add that if you do want 55+ and golf, then maybe Sun City in Fort Mill SOUTH Carolina. THat would be my only reason to suggest SC for retirement location
@@livingincharlottenorthcarolina Thank you so much. Very helpful information. We will let you know if we decide to come check it out.
The RTP is literally full of tech companies (including the new Apple campus that’s coming) so tech is big in Raleigh. And there are also big healthcare systems just like Charlotte. Duke,UNC, WakeMed so there are definitely plenty of jobs just wanted to put that out there.
Hey! I do agree there is a lot of growth AND it depends the positions you are looking for. One thing many of my friends graduating learned quick is entry level positions are scarce. If you are an expert in your field with experience, there is far more opportunity :)
@@livingincharlottenorthcarolina yes that is true. I started getting many more opportunities once I got further in my career.
@@TSH2006 I love the "entry level position: *2 years experience required*" haha
That was awesome
Thank you so much!!
@@livingincharlottenorthcarolina I send you an email about your TH-cam. Did you get it?
@@SEO_KING I don't believe I did I'm sorry. please try kaila@thetrulanegroup.com
Raleigh is closer to the beach so yeah
Which city is better for allergies and asthma?
Honestly they are about the same. All of NC has great air so from an asthma stand point it is ok. Regarding the Alergies, that is all over the place. One of my clients from FL has HORRIBLE allergies and she does SO much better here than FL. Our mold count is higher due to humidity, but not "black mold" more fungal
Wake County surpassed Mecklenburg County in population a few years ago so it makes no sense to say Charlotte is better. More people prefer to live in the Raleigh area than in the Charlotte. So many people come here for their education and end up staying for the plentiful jobs. Their parents, siblings etc. come down and love the area because of the close proximity to the ocean.
I guess it's a lot opinion wise. Many of the ppl I know chose Charlotte over Raleigh. And bigger isn't necessarily better. We surely have less traffic here and better infrastructure. Based on the census reports in 2022, Population of the city of Charlotte was 897,000 and Raleigh was 476,000.... so still about half the size of Charlotte. But it really comes down to how it's laid out and what is available. Both are great cites
@@livingincharlottenorthcarolina Mecklenberg County has 1.12 million people and Wake County has 1.15million so I agree, it's close and it's certainly which city better serves an individual's wants and needs. I really enjoyed your video. Learned quite a bit and all I can say is that no one can go wrong moving to North Carolina. It's a lovely state with so much to offer with so many beautiful cities.
Cary used to be called the Containment Area for Relocated Yankees
BAHAHA I KNOW! Living in NY, while still there I would hear about Cary. It was that or Florida haha
We really need school info , some of us have school aged children
K-12 another of schools are magnet etc.. a bit confusing
It IS very confusing, and even parents here have difficulty. The good thing is there area a TON of options. Public, Magnet, Charter, Private and Homeschool.
For a deep dive into this to uncover more details (i do have a video but it isn't as detailed as this or it would be 2 hrs long haha) go to Niche.com. You can search ALLLLL of the schools. Feel free to give me a call/text/email and I'd be happy to help as well!
@livingincharlottenorthcarolina we support you doing it.
I visited charlotte engineering school and that's a magnet
We parents need your help and we support your info and opinions !
Optimus hall is a beast ,, cheap priced food and easy to open up a business !!!!!!!!!
The taco place in there is SOOOOOOO good. I love their Taco of the day. Always super creative
@@livingincharlottenorthcarolina ice cream is the best ever there as well.
I want chocolate 😍😍 thank you very much
hahahhaa I love it!
Hows the healthcare in Charlotte?
Healthcare is one of our major industries actually. We have to major medical providers (Novant and Atrium). And there are a lot of specialists as well (cardiac, pediatric, etc)
Yes I’m in the healthcare also! Also have young child I have to worry about that.
@@ShaLynEighy6 there are MANY specialists in the area from pediatrics to oncologists. You name it, its here. If you have severe health issues and need occasional visits for very rare illnesses, we are only 2 hrs from Duke University which has cutting edge techniques and world class specialists in the most rare diseases and illnesses. But for supported care from those Drs recommendations we have phenomenal ones in Charlotte
There is no pictures of the areas.
Thank you for sharing. Yes this is one of my older videos, I've heard this a few times so I've included more images of the areas since :)
Raleigh is a much better place to move to. Better yet Tennessee. We are full.
hahah ... from Charlotte I presume? lol
2 muffins and a dirty chai
Is 20 dollars in Brooklyn!
Nc charoltte Is half of that lol
O MY GOD... Wow I would spit that chai out if someone gave me that total with a straight face lol
@livingincharlottenorthcarolina but this is why fathers like me are considering homeschooling in nc charlotte , the schools are rated very low in another of nice places. Can you provide a link to us for school review if possible?
Chai is Hindi word😮😮😮
I've lived in the Triangle and in Charlotte. I think that Charlotte is way better. Neither is a "real city" (e.g., NY, DC, SF, Boston), but Charlotte has a much more vibrant downtown. The Triangle, however, seems to have a more educated and more sophisticated population due to, among other things, the presence of Duke and UNC professors. Anyway, Charlotte is a small version of Atlanta, and Raleigh is a small version of Charlotte. P.S.: I love your videos.
LOVEEEE This description! YES Charlotte is a little Atlanta, and Raleigh is a little Charlotte. I will give Raleigh credit, their downtown has improved substantially over the last decade, but I'm still partial to Charlotte. Here we have a more financially minded population due to the banking industry. BUT not Keeping Up with The Jones's
Aww thank you! Love that you watch!
@@livingincharlottenorthcarolina My pleasure. I love your videos.
@@SydneyCarton-sf3mq Thank you so much!
I hate people who only consider the 5 biggest cities real cities. So we’ve only got 5 really cities in a country of 330milion? Just say it’s not one of the 5biggest not “it’s not a real city” sound ignorant
@@cgpxae2119 To each his own.
Please dont move to Raleigh, we are full and overwhelmed with northern folks, please, move to Charlotte. Thanks !
hahaha thank you ;)
i live also in nyc and no one can afford here but, the 350,000 millionares who have moved here !!! and yes i own my house in nyc.lol
I feel you, it's wayyyy pricy. When I told my cousin what my monthly payment was (mortgage, taxes and insurance), he thought I was just sharing what I paid in taxes monthly lol
@@livingincharlottenorthcarolina taxes in a 4500 square foot brownstone is 13,000 a year. Home value 3 million
Crazy
I keep hearing that north carolina is racist. And that worries me. Plus i have children some biracial children and in a relationship with a Caucasian man. I want to move there, but i want my family to be safe and i need good schools for my children. Does anyone have anything to say on racism and more? Researching doesn't tell me enough.
haha I laugh because the media has a great way of painting a false narrative. What I will say is racism exists all over the world, and is perpetuated by weak minded, arrogant individuals (stepping off my soap box now). No the south is not racist, and Charlotte specifically is extremely open to all races and creeds. I have many clients and friends who are Bi-racial and multi-racial. We have a higher population of African American in Charlotte (35%) than the US Average (13.5%). Schools excel past the US Average and many major cities as well.
You may have your random A****** but as a whole Charlotte is one of the friendliest cities I've ever been in (and many of my clients of many races and locations have said the same).
I hope this helps! Let me know if you need assistance in your move. I'd love to assist you! :)
It’s not. When I lived in Florida it was much much more segregated and with far less blacks achieving the middle class or better American dream. Don’t believe the bull shit.