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The Inside the Beltline Real Estate Resource

Community Shredding Event Coming Soon!

Please join us on April 28 for a free community shredding event. You may bring up to 3 boxes or bags of documents to be securely shredded. The event will be open from 10:00 - 11:30 AM. Any type of paper is accepted, staples & paper clips are okay also. Donations will be accepted to benefit the NC Food Bank's Kid's Summer Stock Program. Suggested items include individual sizes of applesauce, ready to eat pasta, oatmeal, cereal, and 100% juice boxes.

ITB refers to the area of Raleigh "Inside the Beltline." The Beltline is a highway that circles the downtown corridor of Raleigh, the state capital. Homes in this area have a rich history, charm and character not found in suburban neighborhoods. Many homes inside the beltline were built in the 1930s and 40s and have been lovingly restored.

Homes inside the beltline hold their value in much the same way homes in Manhattan do; there is simply no more land to build upon, so the exiting property values climb. To build new you must tear down an existing home.

Why Choose ITB?

ITB offers urban living while still boasting wonderful tree-lined streets, parks, and historic charm. ITB neighborhoods, including Historic Oakwood, Mordecai, Hayes Barton and Five Points, have unparalleled elegance and grace. The variety of architectural styles, lot size and features, and type of home afford everyone an opportunity to live inside the Beltline. Whether you are looking for a modern condo with skyline views or a historic home in need of TLC and renovation, ITB has the home for you!

Recent additions and revitalization downtown add new vitality and enthusiasm. Living inside the beltline is a lifestyle just as much as location. Many shops, restaurants, churches, schools, and parks are a few short blocks from homes. Several are nestled in right beside beautifully restored houses. Many neighborhoods boast high Walk Score values.