Job and Economic Growth Opportunities in Fayetteville, NC

Everyone is trying to find pockets of the country that have job and growth opportunities during these economic times.

Located in the Piedmont area of North Carolina, Fayetteville is North Carolina’s 6^th largest city with a population of approximately 174,000.

With seven museums, three colleges and a historic downtown, Fayetteville, NC is an area that offers residents a variety of activities and educational outlets.

Located next to both Fort Bragg and Pope Air force Base, there is definitely a military presence. In 2005 Congress mandated that due to the BRAC (Base Realignment and Closure) effort Fort Bragg would gain several new commands.

Additionally, the Army will be closing down commands in Atlanta, GA and move them to Fort Bragg as well. This move is expected to relocate military personnel and businesses that will move to support the commands.  Both of these changes will result in a projected increase of 10,000 jobs.

If the Fayetteville area is on your list of one of the Best Places to relocate or retire to in North Carolina be sure to visit a community called Anderson Creek Club located just outside the city in Spring Lake, NC.

Located on a magnificent Davis Love III golf course, Anderson Creek Club offers residents unparalleled beauty as it winds around the sand hills of Anderson Creek.

Fayetteville NC is positioned minutes to the beautiful North Carolina ocean beaches, scenic mountains of Asheville, NC and all the best of surrounding towns and cities like Pinehurst, NC and the Research Triangle of Raleigh, NC, Durham, NC and Chapel Hill NC.

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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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