Neighborhoods, schools, new construction, market data, and daily permits for Apex, NC — the Triangle's most sought-after suburb.
Historic district with walkable streets, local restaurants, and craftsman-style homes. The most walkable area in Apex with the Salem Street corridor.
Established community with mature trees, large lots, and strong HOA. Community pool, tennis courts, and easy 540 access make this a perennial favorite.
Newer construction along the 540 loop. Modern open floor plans, higher price points, and fast access to RTP and RDU. Fastest appreciating area in Apex.
Active development corridor with a mix of new builds and established neighborhoods. Strong value play as infrastructure investment continues along this stretch.
Quiet residential area near Lake Pine with wooded lots and greenway access. Popular with families who want space without being far from amenities.
More affordable entry point into Apex with easy access to Holly Springs. Older inventory with renovation potential and good school assignments.
One of Wake County's top-rated high schools. Strong AP program with 30+ courses, competitive athletics, and college placement rates that consistently exceed state averages. Feeds UNC, NC State, and Duke regularly.
Newer high school opened to serve Apex's growing west side. Modern facilities, growing AP enrollment, and strong STEM and arts programs. Relieved overcrowding at Apex HS.
Centrally located middle school serving downtown and surrounding neighborhoods. Strong music and athletics programs, dedicated staff, and consistently high test scores for Wake County.
WCPSS is redrawing school boundaries for 2027-28 that will impact parts of Apex. Some areas currently assigned to Apex HS may shift to Apex Friendship or other schools. Always verify current assignment at wcpss.net before purchasing.
340 single-family homes in a planned community with amenity center, walking trails, and greenway access. Final phases now selling with expected completion Q4 2026.
Single-family homes and townhomes with modern finishes at accessible price points. Strong demand from first-time buyers and downsizers. Phase 2 now open.
Energy-efficient homes along the 540 corridor. Built to Energy Star standards with solar-ready construction. Ideal for RTP commuters seeking modern builds.
Planned 220-home community targeting the affordable end of the Apex market. Subdivision plat approved by Wake County — vertical construction expected Q3 2026.
| Address | Type | Description | Value | Issued |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1204 Salem Church Rd | New build | Single family residential, 2,840 sq ft | $385,000 | Jun 1, 2026 |
| 408 Hunter St | Renovation | Kitchen addition + rear deck, 640 sq ft | $84,000 | May 31, 2026 |
| 7731 Apex Peakway | New build | Townhouse unit, 1,920 sq ft | $295,000 | May 30, 2026 |
| 312 Old Raleigh Rd | New build | Single family residential, 3,100 sq ft | $420,000 | May 29, 2026 |
| 91 S Salem St | Renovation | Master bath remodel + HVAC replacement | $52,000 | May 28, 2026 |
| 2204 Jenks Rd | New build | Single family residential, 2,650 sq ft | $358,000 | May 27, 2026 |
| 519 Olive Chapel Rd | New build | Townhouse unit, 1,780 sq ft | $272,000 | May 26, 2026 |
RTP: 22 min via US-1/540. Downtown Raleigh: 35 min via US-1. RDU Airport: 18 min via 540. Durham: 40 min via 540/I-40.
Property tax rate: $0.615 per $100 assessed value. Utilities average $180–220/month. HOA fees range from $45–$180/month depending on community.
Town of Apex runs its own water/sewer utility. Trash pickup is weekly. Town Council meets 1st and 3rd Tuesday of each month. Strong town management nationally recognized.
Beaver Creek Commons for big box retail. Downtown Salem Street for local dining. Upscale options growing near the Apex Peakway corridor.
22+ miles of greenway trails. Lake Jordan 15 minutes away. Apex Community Park with sports fields, splash pad, and dog park. Bike-friendly infrastructure expanding.
NC is an attorney-closing state. Due diligence period is negotiated (typically 14–21 days). No state transfer tax for primary residence. Closing costs avg 2–3% of purchase price.
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