by NC Eat & Play | Jul 19, 2021 | Community Features, Newcomer Guides, Raleigh Newcomers
If you’re a Raleigh newcomer there are a few things to know about North Carolina beaches. This shortlist was compiled by an enthusiastic some-what newcomer after living here for 5 years. As a member of the NC Eat & Play team, he is dedicated to helping The...
by Del | Jul 9, 2021 | Community Features, More Features, NC Guides, Newcomer Guides, Raleigh Newcomers, The Triangle, Top 6, Uncategorized
When you’re moving to a new area, there are so many questions that can pile up in your mind. And for many folks, this creates another level of stress while working to find a new home. The Real-Tour Experience powered by Alison W. provides in-demand information...
by NC Eat & Play | Jun 29, 2021 | Adventures by the slice, Community Features, More Features, Newcomer Guides, Raleigh Newcomers, Top 6
The 1st Raleigh Newcomers’ Summer Social with The Real-Tour Experience presented by Alison W. of The W Group was a huge success, and we can’t stop thinking about it. If you were able to attend, here is a nice recap from our evening at V Pizza in Cary. If...
by Megan Nichols | Jun 4, 2021 | Common Questions, Raleigh Newcomers
As individuals and families from all over the world are making the big move to North Carolina, one debate seems to always arise: Raleigh or Charlotte? As loyal fans of the entire state, we know that both options have a lot to offer and one may not always be the clear...
by Megan Nichols | May 5, 2021 | Newcomer Guides, Raleigh Newcomers, Real Tour
If you’re traveling to Raleigh soon to scope out the area for your future home, you’ll likely be looking for hotels that are close to RDU. Some potential newcomers choose to stay in the cheapest chain hotel that is as close to the airport as possible while others...
by Kim Scheitler | Apr 15, 2021 | Newcomer Guides, Raleigh Newcomers, Real Tour
Durham, North Carolina has a truly unique and historical feel with its tobacco production buildings repurposed into restaurants and shops. It doesn’t take long to walk around the old brick buildings and beautiful fountains to feel the city is deeply rooted in history....
