Drucker & Falk

156 Communities
36,520 Units
55 Cities
50 Corporate Communities
4 Student Communities

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Raleigh

Raleigh earns its City of Oaks nickname every day on streets shaded by sprawling oaks, where a thriving arts scene, hundreds of parks, and a growing restaurant culture make daily life genuinely engaging. As the anchor of the Research Triangle alongside Durham and Chapel Hill, the city offers proximity to world-class institutions and a lively downtown without the cost of larger coastal metros. Popular neighborhoods like Glenwood South, Five Points, and the Warehouse District each bring their own character -- from late-night live music to local breweries to indie boutiques -- while North Hills and Brier Creek offer a more suburban pace just minutes from the city core. The rental landscape spans a wide range of options: sleek high-rises in the downtown Warehouse District, mixed-use communities at North Hills, townhomes and bungalows in historic Oakwood, and spacious single-family rentals in quieter outer neighborhoods like Walnut Creek and North Raleigh. Architecture ranges from Victorian and Queen Anne homes on the tree-lined blocks of North Blount Street to contemporary loft conversions and new construction apartment communities near NC State University. North Carolina State University, with 36,000 students, anchors a research and life-sciences economy that stretches into the 7,000-acre Research Triangle Park, home to more than 300 companies including Bayer, Cisco, Fidelity, and Lenovo. Shaw University, established in 1865 as one of the oldest historically Black colleges and universities in the country, adds deep educational roots to the city's identity. Raleigh also bills itself as the Smithsonian of the South, backing that claim with more than 40 free attractions and museums spread across the city.

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Richmond

Featuring a historic charm and progressive attitude, Richmond is the capital city of Virginia. Nicknamed the “Creative Culture,” art, history, and a strong sense of community define this eclectic city. Walk through the cobblestone streets to find murals, sculptures, and other forms of public art decorating local businesses and storefronts. From the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts to the Poe Museum, the arts are represented throughout the entire city. Not just for art lovers, foodies thrive in Richmond. The city has been crowned as one of the best spots in the country for great eats, and residents can get a taste of all it has to offer through the countless local restaurants that encompass every cuisine from southern comfort to Korean barbeque. With all the hustle and bustle of the city, residents need an escape into nature, and the city certainly provides. The James River runs through Richmond allowing thrill seeking residents to explore the whitewater rapids. For those not ready to make the plunge into the rapids, the Virginia Capital Trail is a hiking trail that follows along the river. Those lucky enough to live in this dynamic capital city have a large selection of rentals to consider.

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Columbus

Nestled in the heart of Central Ohio, Columbus is the state’s capital and largest city. With access to Rickenbacker International Airport and several interstate highways, commuting and traveling is easy for Columbus residents. This bustling city houses Ohio State University, bringing a youthful energy and fierce love for college football to town. Creativity and innovation permeate Columbus, lending to a host of artistic amenities and top-notch eateries. An affordable Columbus apartment or house rental means you’ll have the opportunity to access a multitude of incredible amenities. Gallery hop in Short North Arts District, or maybe order baked goods and a coffee at Fox in the Snow Café. Take a riverside stroll at Bicentennial Park and Scioto Mile Park, or check out the latest exhibit at the Center of Science and Industry. Enjoy a play at the Ohio Theater, and learn more about wildlife at the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium. German Village offers unique shops and picturesque historic architecture. For your final stop, cheer on the Ohio State Buckeyes for a game at Ohio Stadium. There’s something for everyone in this entertaining, affordable, and vibrant capital city.