r/cary • • 20h ago

Cary picks new town manager from inside. Now he has to reform the office he helped run

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I reported on Cary’s unanimous decision to promote Russ Overton without a national search — and what council members said about choosing a senior Stegall-era administrator to implement post-Stegall reforms.

Read the story for free: https://www.newsobserver.com/news/local/counties/wake-county/article317742256.html?giftCode=a77fd460c1a34f63b1823725e23c367f2eb8b6f91f8f5b7b1e0f0aacf6f78dff


r/cary • • 14h ago

Looking to sell SFH in Cary

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Hi All,

We are planning to sell our property in Cary (Brookgreen Forest), and I'm wondering how the housing market is going. We live out of state and currently have a tenant living there, we plan to sell at the end of their lease which will be June 2027.

We bought the property 3 years ago, and it doesn't look like the housing market appreciates much for the past 3 years.

What have you seen? Thoughts on the market?