A Great Start . . . for Raleigh’s nightlife.

There’s always something going on Downtown, and you’re right in the middle of it.

A Great Start . . . for first-time home buyers.

With residences starting from $137,000, you can own for the cost of renting.

A Great Start . . . for your career.

Hue is located in Downtown Raleigh, a short hop from Raleigh and surrounding business centers.

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Stop paying rent. All that does is make your landlord rich.

Not you. The first step to your financial freedom is owning your own home. For as little as $1,100 a month you can now own at Hue. And with low mortgage rates, new lower prices and annual tax savings, Hue is the perfect place to start building the equity and appreciation you’ll need for your financial future.

With Raleigh being named as one of the top 10 cities to live, your investment in a home can deliver substantial returns in the coming years. The downtown Raleigh area is growing quickly, attracting young professionals from all over the country. So whether you’re staring a new life, a new career or just a new living arrangement, Hue is the place to start.

Here’s a quick look at why owning is so much smarter than renting

When you own at Hue, your monthly payment can be approximately $1,100* a month. That’s a total monthly cost, including taxes and HOA.

Owning vs. renting means:

  • Receiving substantial tax benefits
  • Building equity in your home
  • Maximizing appreciation and resale value
  • Taking advantage of FHA/VA financing with 3.5% down payments

Right now rates and prices are low and incentives are high. That won’t last. So why rent when you can own? Get smart and learn more by visiting Hue today.

* Payment based on purchase price of $141,000,  FHA financing with 3.5% down payment, 30 year fixed rate of 5.25% and corrosponding loan amount of $138,446, including FHA UFMIP. Interest rates and programs are not guaranteed and are subject to change at any time. Not all applicants will qualify and rates may be subject to change depending on specific characteristics of the loan transaction, loan amount and credit or employment profile at the time of underwriting and closing.

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Few career choices are as important as where you decide to begin your career.

The right location will influence your success for years to come. Are you in a dead end city with little growth opportunity?  Or an area like Raleigh where opportunities abound. As part of the Golden Triangle that includes Durham and Chapel Hill, Raleigh is expanding and rich with potential with state capital government, 7 colleges and universities, and local and international businesses hiring the best and brightest from around the country.

The benefits of building a career in Raleigh don’t end there. Consider the equity, appreciation and possibilities of owning a home in this growing market and your financial upside just increased.

If you’re serious about your career, get serious about where to live. Few communities can offer the life/work advantages found in Raleigh. But we’re a bit biased. Here are what others think of living in Raleigh.

In the last 24 months Raleigh has been named:

Top 10 tech town.
Wired magazine

#3 Best Jobs in the Hottest Cities
Business 2.0

#7 Business Boomtown
Inc Magazine

#4 Hottest Job Market for Young Adults
Bizjournals

#1 Best Place for Business
Inc Magazine

#1 Best Place for Business & Career
Forbes.com

#1 Best City for Jobs
Forbes.com

Top 50 Hottest Cities for Expanding & Relocating Companies
Expansion Management

#5 Recession proof city.
Forbes.com

If you’re looking to live where the action is, Hue is the place for you.

Located in the ultra hip Warehouse District of downtown Raleigh, Hue is the newest landmark in this revitalized area. Everywhere you turn you encounter culture, cuisine, entertainment and excitement. The immediate neighborhood boasts 135 nightlife spots and restaurants, over a dozen art galleries, unique shops and boutiques, museums, libraries, theaters…everything you could want for a perfect day or night out.

We’ve all seen how the expansion and energy of a growing community like Raleigh impacts housing prices in a neighborhood. One of the few positives of 2009’s tough economy was that it pushed home prices down across the country. Now, this decrease in prices is creating tremendous buying opportunities for current homebuyers who will reap substantial rewards in the years to come.

Come by and see what Hue can offer you.