Can someone tell me bout Cleveland?

Discussion in 'Discussion Group' started by wed2x, Dec 5, 2007.

  1. wed2x

    wed2x Well-Known Member

    I am trying to relocate to NC. We were in the area in Oct, but only for 2 days. I had heard about Cleveland from another message board, but I am not getting lots of info about it.
    Are there rentals available? What type of town is it? Is it a town, or a subdivision of something else?:?:
     
  2. DMJmom

    DMJmom Well-Known Member

    Cleveland is really none of the above...it's an area really. If you find the intersection of I-40 & NC 42 that is the general area. Some of it is considered Clayton, some of it is considered Garner.
     
  3. mnredsky

    mnredsky Well-Known Member

    This may tell you a little.

    www.greaterclevelandchamber.com
     
  4. Southernborn

    Southernborn Well-Known Member

    It's a horrible place to live, and the schools really suck. We've stopped building new homes, so you won't be able to find a nice house to live in.

    :mrgreen::mrgreen::mrgreen:
     
  5. Clif

    Clif Guest

    One thing you need to understand is there really is a Cleveland, NC, which is about 150 miles away. However, what the people around here generally talk about is the Cleveland area (named after Cleveland School Road, I believe) and has no connection with the actual town of Cleveland.
     
  6. space_cowboy

    space_cowboy Well-Known Member

    But if you're into gangs, drugs, gang-bangs, drive-bys, serial killers, child molestors, big evil churches, people driving 60 in the fast lane, bicycle riders owning the road, detours, water shortages and mexicans wearing pants while swimming, you're looking at the right place!
     
  7. ferrickhead28

    ferrickhead28 Well-Known Member

    I've only driven through a few parts of it. Its very "country" almost, lots of open fields. Nice homes, everyone there is super nice but I dont recall seeing any houses for rent though.
     
  8. wed2x

    wed2x Well-Known Member

    I just know that it was supposed to be part of Clayton. I am looking for a place that would be an easy commute to Raleigh, but not live in a place directly next to a strip mall. :)
     
  9. Southernborn

    Southernborn Well-Known Member

    Well, at the rate it's growing, you'd be living next to a strip mall or walmart, etc.....

    space-cowboy..good one:mrgreen:
     
  10. mnredsky

    mnredsky Well-Known Member

    ROFLMAO!!!! bad bad girl.... :lol::lol::lol::lol:
     
  11. ferrickhead28

    ferrickhead28 Well-Known Member

    Try Archers Lodge...its also considered "Clayton" but I think they are trying to re-zone to become their own town. That might be what you are looking for. :)

    And welcome! I believe we have spoken on the "other board". :)
     
  12. Cleopatra

    Cleopatra Well-Known Member

    What's this other board? Are you cheating on us?
     
  13. Clif

    Clif Guest

    Then you should come to Clayton. We're much nicer here.

    As of next year, the commute from Clayton to Raleigh will be much nicer. We're building a bypass of the main rout, which will really screw up the commute from the 4042 (Cleveland) area, while making our commute a dream cruise.

    Oh, then you definitely don't want the 4042 (Cleveland) area, which is almost all strip mall. But not just strip mall, it's those ugly metal storage building looking things that go on for a mile or two.
     
  14. DMJmom

    DMJmom Well-Known Member

    Honestly, you probably don't want to LIVE in Cleveland, it is pretty much all commercial. I live near the 50/42 intersection, just 5 minutes from Cleveland and I love it. It's nice to live nearby the conveniences, but not in it! It's kind of confusing right here if you don't know the area, because I live in Garner, which is mostly in Wake County, but I am in Johnston County. And right down the road is considered Raleigh, even though it really isn't. And then, like I said, Clayton is nearby too. So if you want to be near the Cleveland area, those are probably the two towns you should be looking at.

    And if you have kids that are in school, that's a whole other can of worms...I would never put my kids in Wake County schools (that's why I moved to Johnston County when my son was 5) because it's horrendous!!

    Good luck to you, and hope this helps! And don't listen to the others, a lot of them don't like new people moving in their territory, but they're just messing with you! :roll:
     
  15. wed2x

    wed2x Well-Known Member

    Thanks, I appreciate the honesty.

    I will have one that starts kindergarten in the fall, so schools are important. I have no idea what "cleveland" is, that is why I asked.
    I drove down 2 streets in Clayton when I was there. I saw Candlewood Apts. which were nice, but no amenities like a pool, etc.
    So, I really do not think I got an idea of neighborhoods in Clayton or Garner, sort of hard to judge when you are driving around clueless. :lol:
     
  16. ferrickhead28

    ferrickhead28 Well-Known Member

    Actually, yes, I have always been cheating on you. :D

    Its a city-data board for the triangle. Mostly people looking to re-locate and the locals trying to help them.
     
  17. ferrickhead28

    ferrickhead28 Well-Known Member

    I actuallly moved here from Wake County (Raleigh) where I lived my entire life. We moved here for the schools (so much better) and for the people (believe it or not, everyone is so nice here). We also bought a new house. That same new house that is also offered up in Raleigh (same floor plan, company, etc) is about twice the price as the one here in Clayton. Cheaper taxes, more land, etc.
    It was a no-brainer for us.

    Plus the beach is about an hour & a half from here too, great shopping in Clayton, in Garner and in Smithfield. Location is prime. I absolutely love it here! Oh, and its QUIET....I'm still not used to it. Even the teenagers here are nice..its weird...lol.
    (but a good weird!) ;)
     
  18. DMJmom

    DMJmom Well-Known Member

    are you looking to buy or rent? price range, size requirements, amenities...?
     
  19. ferrickhead28

    ferrickhead28 Well-Known Member

    Hit up craigslist.org. They have some rentals on there for the area. :)
     
  20. le

    le Well-Known Member

    Didn't somebody just get in trouble for not shutting the door!?!

    Cleveland is more like a general area rather than a town or city. You can own/rent in Garner, Clayton, Willow Spring and heck even Benson and be lump summed into the Cleveland area. A semi-rural feel in most Cleveland area places but not if that darn door don't stay shut!
     

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