#4 City in U.S. for Fostering Entrepreneurial Growth (1776)
As part of the Research Triangle region of North Carolina, we’re all about access. Access to talent and technology, access to fast-growing markets, and access to a jaw-dropping network of resources designed to help people and companies prosper.
Access fuels our region’s growth—and enables our residents to accomplish amazing things. And the best part about access? It’s open to anyone who wants it. Join us.
There is a strong, innovative spirit within Raleigh’s black entrepreneur community. Last week, Raleigh celebrated this spirit during Black Entrepreneurship Week (BEW). Participants of BEW had the chance to attend seminars on funding, brand building sessions, pitch practice (including a… Read more >
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Michael Haley, Executive Director of Wake County Economic Development discusses increased interest in Wake County. Read more >
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Raleigh along with two other North Carolina cities landed in WalletHub's 2018 Best Large Cities to Start a Business. Read more >
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Wake County is home to 13 communities, each with its own distinct character. To learn more about each of the communities, click on our interactive map.
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Population growth: 430,630 (2013).
56% growth from 2000 - 2013.
Educational attainment: 58.5% received
their bachelors degree or higher.
Median household income: $66,006
Median home price: $229,000
Unemployment rate: 5.3%
Population growth: 46,068 (2015).
128% growth from 2000 - 2015
Educational attainment: 61.8% received
their bachelors degree or higher.
Median household income: $89,475
Median home price: $258,500
Unemployment rate: 5.3% (Wake County)
Population growth: 149,513 (2013).
58% growth from 2000 - 2013.
Educational attainment: 62.2% received
their bachelors degree or higher.
Median household income: $90,250
Median home price: $303,700
Unemployment rate: 5.3% (Wake County)
Population growth: 23,655 (2015).
188% growth from 2000 - 2015.
Educational attainment: 58.5% received
their bachelors degree or higher.(Wake County)
Median household income: $59,897
Median home price: $209,450
Unemployment rate: 5.3% (Wake County)
Population growth: 27,814 (2014).
57% growth since 2000.
Educational attainment: 58.5% received
their bachelor’s degree or higher. (Wake County)
Median household income: $60,842
Median home price: $165,600
Unemployment rate: 5.3% (Wake County)
Population growth: 31,391 (2015).
242% growth from 2000 - 2015.
Educational attainment: 58.5% received
their bachelors degree or higher.(Wake County)
Median household income: $89,644
Median home price: $236,300
Unemployment rate: 5.3% (Wake County)
Population growth: 13,291 (2013).
123% growth from 2000 - 2013.
Educational attainment: 58.5% received
their bachelors degree or higher. (Wake County)
Median household income: $71,066
Median home price: $168,800
Unemployment rate: 5.3% (Wake County)
Population growth: 21,932 (2013).
321% growth from 2000 - 2013
Educational attainment: 63.8% received
their bachelors degree or higher.
Median household income: $80,892
Median home price: $261,600
Unemployment rate: 5.3% (Wake County)
Population growth: 5,014 (2014).
550% growth from 2000 - 2014.
Educational attainment: 58.5% received
their bachelors degree or higher. (Wake County)
Median household income: $79,917
Median home price: $239,600
Unemployment rate: 5.3% (Wake County)
Population growth: 35,609 (2013).
168% growth from 2000 - 2013.
Educational attainment: 58.5% received
their bachelors degree or higher. (Wake County)
Median household income: $75,050
Median home price: $259,200
Unemployment rate: 5.3% (Wake County)
Population growth: 6,135 (2013).
44% growth from 2000 - 2013.
Educational attainment: 58.5% received
their bachelors degree or higher. (Wake County)
Median household income: $40,968
Median home price: $127,200
Unemployment rate: 5.3% (Wake County)
Population growth: 4,591 (2013).
14% growth from 2000 - 2013.
Educational attainment: 58.5% received
their bachelors degree or higher. (Wake County)
Median household income: $52,599
Median home price: $111,100
Unemployment rate: 5.3% (Wake County)
The Research Triangle Park (RTP) is the largest, and one of the most successful, research parks in the United States. Founded in the 1950s, RTP is now home to more than 200 companies employing north of 50,000 people.
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Raleigh is full of doers. It is definitely the place for those who wish to make it happen, rather than watch it happen.
Tom Rabon
Chairman & Partner
New Kind
919.664.7000
We’d love to talk to you about all Wake County has to offer you and your business.
hello@raleigh-wake.org
Ask us anything about what Wake County has to offer. We’ll get back to you as soon as we can.
Michael Haley
Executive Director, Wake County Economic Development
919.664.7042
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