Whether you’re settling into Fayetteville, Hope Mills, Raeford, Eastover, or any of our surrounding communities, I’m here to help make your transition feel easy and informed. From understanding local neighborhoods to finding the best places to eat, shop, and unwind, my goal is to give you a clear picture of what life here truly has to offer. With years of local experience and a heart for serving military families, newcomers, and long-time residents alike, I’m committed to helping you feel connected and confident as you make this area your home.
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Moving to the Fayetteville, NC /Ft Bragg and surrounding area?
Why people are moving to Fayetteville
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- Uta Belletete
Moving to a new city can feel overwhelming, but you don’t have to figure it out alone. Whether you’re PCSing to Fort Bragg, relocating for work, or simply ready for a fresh start in Fayetteville, Hope Mills, Raeford, or the surrounding areas, I’ll walk you through every step. From neighborhoods and commute times to local lenders and trusted vendors, I’ll share the insight you can’t get from Google. My goal is to make your move feel organized, supported, and a little less stressful—so you can settle in and feel at home, faster.
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Our close knit community loves to celebrate. Take a look at some of my favorite annual events.
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upcoming community events - Fayetteville, nc
How to contact the Courthouse to receive any tax deductions on their county property taxes
Local shops, restaurants, pediatricians, etc.
Accountant contacts for questions in regards to tax write offs & such
Contacts for Plumbers, Electricians, Septic Professionals, Contractors & More
Title company recommendations
Quality builders for new construction homes
Inspector & Insurance Agent Referrals
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I want to give you as much knowledge as I can and that means giving you access to the best resources our community has to offer.
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the best our community has to offer
Fayetteville is generally more affordable than many North Carolina cities and the U.S. overall. Several cost-of-living studies show the area coming in below the national average, with housing costs especially lower than in larger metros like Raleigh or Charlotte.
That means your dollars can stretch further on everyday expenses and home purchases—especially helpful if you’re relocating or buying your first home.
the cost of living in Fayetteville
Compared with big-city congestion, Fayetteville traffic is pretty manageable. The average commute time is under 20 minutes, which is several minutes shorter than the U.S. average.
You’ll still hit busy spots around Fort Bragg/Fort Liberty access points and key corridors at rush hour, but most locals find getting to work, schools, or downtown errands very doable.
downtown traffic in Fayetteville
Fayetteville is served primarily by Cumberland County Schools, a large district with more than 80 schools, magnet programs, and a student population that’s heavily military-connected.
Graduation rates sit in the mid-80% range, and school ratings can vary by neighborhood, so most families look carefully at specific schools, magnet options, and nearby charter or private schools when choosing where to live.
the Fayetteville school system
For a mid-sized city, Fayetteville has a lot to explore. Downtown you’ll find the U.S. Army Airborne & Special Operations Museum, local restaurants, and events on Hay Street.
Outdoorsy folks love the Cape Fear River Trail and nearby parks, while places like Cape Fear Botanical Garden offer a quieter escape.
Weekend day trips to the Sandhills, Raleigh, or the coast are also an easy drive.
things to do in and around Fayetteville
Fayetteville’s identity is deeply tied to its military roots, with Fort Bragg/Fort Liberty bringing in families from all over the world. The city has been recognized multiple times as an All-America City for its community engagement and support of residents and military families.
You’ll find strong networks through churches, veterans’ groups, youth sports, volunteer organizations, and neighborhood events—so it doesn’t take long to feel like you belong.
