Why is Everyone Moving to North Carolina in 2024?

Curious why everyone is moving to North Carolina? In this video, we'll explore the top cities drawing new residents to the state, from the vibrant city of Asheville to the coastal charm of Wilmington and the peaceful town of Camden. Find out why living in North Carolina is becoming so popular and if it's the right move for you in 2024!

From the majestic Appalachian Mountains to the serene Crystal Coast, North Carolina offers a diverse landscape that caters to all preferences. 🏞️⛱️ But there's more to this state than just its natural beauty!
Great cities Like Charlotte, Raleigh-Durham, and Wilmington.
Not so great, but affordable cities like Camden, NC.
You can go to North Carolina State or the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill.
Reasons people are moving to North Carolina

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[glenbateman]

If everybody moved to one state, it would quickly turn into the most f'ed up state you ever saw.
People ruin everything good. The more people, the more ruin.

[DoBetterWorld]

I was just in North Carolina last week. I really enjoyed my time there. I felt safe walking around and people looked normal. We didn't see any people actively doing drugs on the streets. People were polite and we had pleasant conversations with locals.

[angelamartzen]

As an NC native, I have to warn new comers that the charm here is starting to disappear. Mainly in the bigger cities since we have a huge amount of transplants from other states. When a place becomes a large culmination of random people, the original charm and culture of the area will eventually disappear and the place will be very different that what it used to be. There has been so much rapid growth in the state in just a few years. Many natives are also being priced out of here since a lot of people with more money are coming in. I love this state and I never pictured myself leaving it... but I'm not seeing a future here for me anymore so I'm planning on leaving. So to all the newcomers... I'm happy for you all that you found this gem of a state... but I'm sad for myself and others like myself who are now struggling. Enjoy this state you guys, hopefully you all don't completely ruin it.

[damiananderson]

As a former North Carolina resident that the only reason why i left was to be back closer to family. I wish i would have stayed there. I met one of my now best friends there. He is a North Carolina native. All i can say is the people there are one of a kind. Some of the nicest people i ever met bar none.

[uncleheide]

North Carolina has had a large influx of escapees from New York/New Jersey, and people leaving Florida.

[akgobears]

In the past yr had a lifelong friend here in California move to be by his son to N.Carolina (Sanford) and he cant stop chiming how glad he is he did so...He had a small little house built on some land he bought and hasnt looked back...Loves to talk about the hospitality and food there also....Think i need make an RV trip there to visit his act sometime soon...

[lionlikemessenger]

Virginia & North Carolina are the best two states in the USA. Yes, I’m biased, but I still stand by this comment!

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[markisb]

I'm from Eastern North Carolina. Born and raised. North Carolina has good tech jobs. Also a ton of jobs coming to North Carolina with the automobile industry. We have good weather. The beach and the mountains. Tons of activities. Hiking, Camping, boating etc. We nice cities. Ashville, Charlotte, Durham and Raleigh

[bjs]

My niece and her family moved to NC, and they love it. She and her husband are doing very well professionally, they have their kids in good schools, and the people are very friendly.

[saulberger]

I love north carolina the beauty of the blue ridge mountains, fresh air, and trails. The people were generally nice and loved that they have the last functional Woolworth lunch counter and woolworth museum. Love the military history, presence and pride. Good food scene and so much to do. One of My best friends lives in the area and its just a fun place to visit or travel through.

[walelu]

As an NC native, I’m tired of all the transplants. Nothing personal, it’s just harder to find a local than it is to find a transplant, and it’s exhausting. I go to town and all I hear is northern accents. Farms are being replaced by subdivisions to house you all, quiet downtown shopping has been replaced by bars, the cost of living has doubled. Taxes too. It’s a nice new home for y’all, but it’s really screwy for locals.

[a-m]

My husband and I are NC natives and I have to say it's been hard watching our dreams of homeownership be pushed further and further down the line. Everyone deserves a place to live and a life where they can afford what they need. That includes people coming in from higher cost of living areas. But seriously while we were planning our future in college we thought we could get a modest older home in the 200s and in a 2 year time span those prices doubled or more. I'm getting a PhD. We'll be fine but that change in reality and shifting our life plans has been hard to come to terms with.

[GarzaB]

I have recently moved to Raleigh… simply couldn’t be happier! Just be nice, cordial and open minded. You will love how highly polite and educated people are here :)

[berlin]

I moved to Raleigh in 1989 from Connecticut. North Carolina is remarkable. Its also humble. Native North Carolinians are among the kindest and welcoming people ive ever known., including years as an international worker. From snow to palm trees, NC has it.

[Goats_]

Driving through the Smoky Mountains on my way east to Raleigh was one of the most beautiful drives I've ever taken

[tarnel]

The original Charlotte Hornets were an NBA expansion team founding in 1988. They moved to New Orleans in 2002 and for their early years were known as the New Orleans Hornets. In 2004 an new expansion team was granted to Charlotte originally called the Bobcats. In 2014 when the New Orleans Hornets relinquished the name Hornets and became the Pelicans, the Bobcats then became the Hornets.

[stevejk]

I lived in NC for 36 years. Asheville used to be this quaint little mountain town. It was a cool place to visit. My plan was to retire there. Well I've retired and Asheville is one of the last places I'd live today. I spent most of this summer exploring every corner of Asheville. The drug problem, homelessness and crime is out of control. I've watched Whole Foods employees shoot up right next to me in the parking lot. Many of the stores now have much or their product locked up or have armed guards in the store. Do your research before moving there.

[tedlarson]

I'm an artist who lives on the Tennessee border of North Carolina and frequently visit Asheville. Its a lovely quirky, artsy mountain community with lots to love. The ONLY downside I've experienced is the rise of homeless tweakers around the downtown area. The food scene is great. Lots of wonderful options to explore. Both progressives and conservative folk should enjoy a visit.

[damienjackson]

Good evening Briggs. I would love to move to North Carolina, but when I was doing research about North Carolina, it’s getting crowded and it’s getting very expensive!!

[waltblackadar]

I lived there for more than 20 years. You couldn't pay me to go back. From the small-minded mentality to the ever-increasing prices to the underbuilt road systems, it's just not a great place to live anymore.