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Apex (The Peak of Good Living)

Apex (The Peak of Good Living)

$480k - $720k Wake County

Once named the #1 Best Place to Live in the US, Apex pairs a charming historic downtown with wonderful parks.

Highlights

Apex pairs a postcard historic downtown on Salem Street with some of the Triangle’s most active new-construction corridors. Named the #1 Best Place to Live in the US in 2015, it still trades at a discount to Cary - the classic more-house-for-the-money move with top schools attached.

Neighborhoods to know

Schools

Apex feeds Apex High, Apex Friendship High and Middle Creek High, with Salem Middle and Elementary covering the core. All sit in the top tier of WCPSS - a key driver of Apex demand.

Getting around

US-64, NC-55 and the I-540 toll loop connect Apex to Cary (10–15 min), RTP (20–25 min) and RDU (~20 min). West Apex commuters should test the NC-55 rush hour before committing.

Market snapshot

Typical communities run $480k–$720k, with the best value along Kelly Road and Olive Chapel corridors. New construction dominates the west side - I vet builders, lot premiums and design-center pricing before you sign.

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Questions & answers

Is Apex still affordable?

The median sits near $550k with the best value in western Apex. Compared to Cary you get 5–10% more house per dollar - but verify the commute, since NC-55 congestion is real.

New construction or resale in Apex?

West Apex is builder country (rate buydowns, design centers); inside the loop, resale near Salem Street buys character and mature lots. I model both on monthly cost.

How are Apex schools?

Apex High, Apex Friendship and Middle Creek all rank in the WCPSS top tier, which is why family demand rarely cools - even in slow markets.

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