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Durham, NC is consistently ranked as one of the top places to live and to do business in the United States. Known for its distinct cultural identity, lifestyle, leading health care facilities, prominent education institutions, and the Research Triangle Park, Durham's growth began in the 1970's and 80's . Friendly neighborhoods range from historic homes to restored Downtown lofts to planned communities around lakes and golf courses.
A center of Durham's culture is its Carolina Theater, which shows both live performances and films, primarily independent releases. Notable dining establishments are primarily concentrated in the Ninth Street, Brightleaf, and University Drive areas. There is a resurgence of restaurants in and around the downtown area. Worlds-class festivals, championship spectator sports, and open natural areas make Durham the place to call home. Come visit and stay!
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Excellent and varied restaurants in this area - everything from top of the line steak to numerous fast food outlets!
Where else can you be at the epicenter of multicultural living for the price of an apartment community...it is the best!
Super easy access to I-40, I-540, RTP and RDU
Enjoy the flexibility that renting an apartment offers opposed to the burden of having to sell a house in today's market if you need to relocate!
Enjoy the brand new public library at Lowe's Grove!
A nice variety of grocery stores: Harris Teeter, Foodlion, Kroger...numerous drug stores, shopping centers and the beautiful Streets of Southpoint Mall!
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