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Property values and appreciation rates here are well above the national average. Wilmington was recently ranked as one of the top 25 cities in the United States for appreciation of housing prices ... making real estate here a great investment!

The rental market is excellent ... due to many business relocations and increasing enrollment at UNCW and CFCC.  Use your equity to create wealth from short-term or long-term real estate investments.

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  7. Wilmington , NC

Nestled between the Cape Fear River and North Carolina 's Inner Bank beaches, Wilmington has great golf, mild weather, natural beauty, and a relatively cheap cost of living, all of which make it popular with both permanent residents and second-home vacationers.

But it hasn't always been this way. It was an isolated backwater until 1990, when the final 120-mile stretch of I-40 opened. Now the Research Triangle's well-heeled tech workers can be at the beach in three hours.

As the only city of any significant size on the North Carolina coast, Wilmington may be just at the beginning of its boom. It has a seaport, an international airport, and a UNC campus. But it has also maintained its "historic" ambience, bringing it another revenue stream: Hollywood has filmed 180 features here during the past two decades.