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Experience Angier, North Carolina

Lifestyle, Community, and Growth

 

Angier, North Carolina, sits along the southern edge of the Triangle’s growth pattern, defined more by its own pace of development than by the gravitational pull of nearby job centers. The town’s agricultural history and compact original footprint continue to guide its expansion, with new residential areas unfolding outward in a measured way rather than overtaking the core. As a result, the town remains easy to navigate, with civic spaces, schools, and local businesses remaining central to everyday routines instead of being pushed to the margins.

Life in Angier tends to suit those who value structure, breathing room, and a clear separation between work and home. Many residents commute outward for professional opportunities, then return to a community that remains locally focused and retains its consistent character. The town’s long-term appeal originates from intentional growth, a consistent residential environment, and a civic framework oriented towards continuity rather than reinvention. For buyers considering Angier, NC, the appeal lies in understanding what the town is and how it operates—and trusting that those fundamentals are unlikely to shift abruptly over time.

At The Real Estate Studio, we bring a high-touch, locally informed perspective to every community we serve. This Angier guide combines our neighborhood expertise with key local data to provide a clear view of how the city lives today and how it continues to evolve—helping you make informed decisions about your next move.

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A Neighborhood Snapshot of Angier, NC

Neighborhood Snapshot

 

Here’s a quick look at Angier's population, age, income, and density—the basics you’ll want to know as you explore the area. Angier represents approximately 0.48% of Harnett County's total population.

Population
5,746
Total Population
0.1% of NC's Total
Median Age
40.0
Median Age
1.5% Older Than NC
Persons Per Household
2.3
Persons Per Household
4.2% Less Than NC
Income
$51,162
Median Household Income
28% Lower than NC
 
Population Migration Since the Previous Year
 
  •   Same house a year ago 93.1%
  •   From same county 4.2%
  •   From different county 1.1%
  •   From different state 0.3%
  •   From abroad 0.37%

A Demographic Overview of Angier, NC

Key Housing & Workforce Data

 

This section provides a demographic overview of Angier, North Carolina, based on publicly available census data. It summarizes housing characteristics, employment patterns, commuting metrics, and key education data points—offering a standardized, data-driven snapshot for reference and comparison.

Housing Snapshot

Angier, North Carolina
 
2,627
Number of Housing Units
0.05 of NC’s Total
597
Residential Housing Density (units/mi²)
6.4x Higher units/mi² Than Harnett County
$236,100
Median Value Owner-Occupied
23.5% Lower Than NC
44.7%
Housing Units Built After 2000*
6.5% Higher Than NC
Type of Housing Structure
Single-Unit: 77.1%
Multi-Unit: 19.3%
Other: 3.6%
Occupied vs. Vacant Housing Units
96.0% Occupied
4.0% Vacant
Owner-Occupied vs. Renter-Occupied
62.0% Owner-Occupied
38.0% Renter-Occupied
Population with Housing Costs Under 30% of Household Income in 2024
Note: 30% is the Affordable Housing Benchmark
 
Owned Units
70.1%
Rented Units
47.4%
 
Angier MARKET

Value of Owner-Occupied Housing Units

 
Under $100K
6.6%
 
$100K - $200K
33.6%
 
$200K - $300K
27.8%
 
$300K - $400K
19.1%
 
$400K - $500K
9.2%
 
$500K - $1M
3.7%
 
Over $1M
0.00%

Employment & Commute

Angier, North Carolina
 
EMPLOYMENT CLASS FOR CIVILIAN WORKERS AGES 16+
2,535 Total Workers
63.7%
Private Company
12.1%
Self-Employed
7.6%
Government
16.6%
Nonprofit
Mean Travel Time to Work
Workers Ages 16+ (Minutes)
36.0
Angier
25.3
North Carolina
28.0
South Atlantic Region
Means of Transportation
Workers Ages 16+
  •   Drove Alone 82.3%
  •   Carpooled 8.1%
  •   Public Transit 0.00%
  •   Bicycle 0.00%
  •   Walked 0%
  •   Other 0%
  •   Worked at home 9.6%

Education

Angier, North Carolina
 
FIELD OF BACHELOR’S DEGREE FOR FIRST MAJOR AGES 25+*
1,084 Total Bachelor's Degrees Earned
32.7%
SCIENCE & ENGINEERING
11.7%
BUSINESS
28.3%
EDUCATION
22.8%
ARTS, HUMANITIES & OTHER
School Enrollment*
1,187 Enrolled Population Ages 3+
 
  •  Preschool 5.7%
  •  Kindergarten 2.2%
  •  Elementary & Middle School 52.5%
  •  High School 20.1%
  •  College or Graduate School 19.5%
Educational Attainment*
4,032 Education Attainment Total Ages 25+
 
  •  No Degree 20.7%
  •  High School 24.2%
  •  Some College 18.9%
  •  Bachelor's 18.0%
  •  Post-Grad 8.9%

*Census Data: ACS2023 5-year

Schools Located in Angier, NC

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Primary Schools ()
Middle Schools ()
High Schools ()
Mixed Schools ()
The following schools are within or nearby Angier. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.
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Category
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Neighborhood descriptions are provided for general informational purposes and reflect the perspective of The Real Estate Studio. Demographic, housing, and school-related data are drawn primarily from publicly available sources, including the U.S. Census Bureau’s American Community Survey (ACS) 2023 1-Year estimates, unless otherwise noted. Unless otherwise stated, city-level figures reflect the Census Bureau’s “Place” geography for each municipality. Data points marked with a † indicate a margin of error of at least 10 percent and should be interpreted with care. All information is intended for general reference only and should be considered alongside independent verification and professional guidance tailored to your specific needs. Data reflects the most recent update as of January 26, 2026.