How To Find The Best Small Towns In North Carolina
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Today I'm writing about those special little places that have great lifestyles at affordable prices known as "Small Towns". And of course, they make it onto my list of the best places to live in North Carolina.
The North Carolina Main Street Center helps small towns recognize and preserve their historic fabric and create vibrant "main street" central business districts.
There are two programs. The Main Street program focuses on communities having under 50,000 people that employ a downtown manager, and the Small Town Main Street program which focuses on towns that have under 7,500 people that do not have a downtown manager.
I've been to most of the small towns in North Carolina that are part of these programs and they include some of the best places to live in North Carolina.
To name a few, places like:
If you're looking for a quaint, charming, historic Small Town to relocate or retire to in North Carolina that have vibrant Main Streets, friendly residents, and a strong sense of community, then look for towns that are part of these Main Street programs.
For the full list go to the North Carolina Main Street Center.
You can also read my Blog Post of October 17, 2008 for more small towns that are best places to live in North Carolina.
About Bob Bencivenga
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Bob Bencivenga is a professional site locator and location analyst for major corporations and has been researching the growth of NC and SC to find the Best Places to Retire or Relocate that are still affordable. |
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Comments on How To Find The Best Small Towns In North Carolina
Hello, can you please post some more information on this topic? I would like to read more.
Hi Gary!
Thank you for your comment. Is there something in particular you would like more information about?
Also, have you read about the Ultimate Guide? There are hundreds of reviews of towns and cities in North Carolina and South Carolina. If you are not a subscriber, be sure to become one and get my weekly blog posts!
Thanks again,
Bob