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Cary Park

by Marianne Howell Wright

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History of Cary Park

Cary Park was farmland
Cary Park was farmland

Cary Park was the first large planned unit development (PUD) to move into the countryside in West Cary. The developer was East West Partners, the same company that developed Meadowmont in Chapel Hill and Woodcroft in Durham and many others in the area.It was in early 2000 when I first visited Cary Park. The 28 acre lake was surrounded by farmland with just a few streets and model homes under construction. My clients wondered where we were as we drove through miles of country. It’s changed a lot today.

The neighborhood has continued to be developed over the past decade with a mix of townhomes, condos, apartments and single family homes. The neighborhood, like many of the big PUD’s, is divided into smaller neighborhoods typically built out by different builders buying a section. There are a mixture of regional and national builders as well as local custom builders.

Map of homes for sale in Cary Park with closest grocery stores and schools. Add other elements to your search including parks, churches, shopping, and hospitals.

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Cary Park Today

The neighborhood looks good now as trees have grown up and landscaping has become more established.Inside the homes are showing some age and some buyers feel the need to update.
The newer areas of the neighborhood have up to date interiors but the landscaping looks a little bare. 
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As you can see from the lifestyle map above of Cary Park it is very close to shopping including a new Harris Teeter with Starbucks.

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New neighborhoods are going up all around Cary Park. Most are mixed use PUDS.

I-540 , the Wake outer beltline is just a couple of miles from Cary Park making a trip to Research Triangle Park and the Airport easy.

A Western Wake Best Neighborhood Award Winner

Cary Park won a best neighborhood award from the readers of Cary Magazine.

Residents of Cary Park enjoy walking and biking on sidewalks and paved trails. Amenities also include the lake, pools, club house, playing fields and shopping close by. Schools are excellent with high parental involvement.

Homes for sale in Cary Park

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-The seller has a listing contract with a real estate brokerage company to pay a fee for selling the house. It's negotiable but typically 5-6% in the Triangle.
-The Multiple Listing Service was invented for brokers to share their home listings with other brokers in the network and guarantee the agents from different companies would get paid for selling the home.
-The MLS is a promise (contract) by the listing real estate company to pay the selling company(who brings the buyer) a specified fee. In the Triangle this is typically 2.4%-3%. The listing company keeps the rest.
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-Builders will also pay my fee if you let them know you are represented and include me in the first or early visit.
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