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Catawba County – New Standards In Quality Living
Nestled in the foothills of the stunning Blue Ridge Mountains, Catawba County, North Carolina offers residents a charming, family-friendly quality of life that is rarely found in today’s busy world. Catawba County, whose population barely breaks the 140,000 mark, offers those looking for real estate options the opportunity to find a home in a rural setting, or within one of the county’s unique cities and towns.
Known nationally for the furniture industry in and around Hickory, Catawba County’s largest city, visitors routinely flock to Catawba County for shopping at the area’s numerous furniture and specialty stores located in the unique downtown areas. Catawba County’s eleven townships—Maiden, Bandy's, Caldwell, Catawba, Clines, Hickory, Jacobs Fork, Mountain View, Newton, Claremont, and Longview—each offer residents a peaceful lifestyle within its picturesque setting. Catawba County also offers residents numerous ways to celebrate the community spirit through annual events, fairs and festivals. Newton, the seat of Catawba County, plays host to the nation’s longest running annual patriotic celebration, “The Soldier’s Reunion.”
The abundance of recreational opportunities in Catawba County has further increased interest buying real estate here. Catawba County attractions include its thriving arts culture and outdoor recreation that benefits from a temperate climate. The pristine Lake Norman is a favorite spot for fishing and boating, and access to over 10 public golf courses in the Hickory metro area makes Catawba County an outdoor enthusiast’s paradise. In fact, Hickory has been named an “All-American City” three times for its quality of life.
Among the County of Catawba listings of employment, you will find a common theme of industrial and agricultural production. The primary workforce of the county, aside from agriculture, produces industrial products such as metal components, furniture, telecommunications equipment, textiles, tape, elastic yarn, and cables among others. Many small towns of Catawba County have manufacturing plants that draw workers from all areas of the county for employment. In addition to industry, agriculture has been a mainstay of the Catawba County economy for generations. Production includes that of cattle, feed, soybeans, hay, wheat, oats, barley, swine and poultry. The MSA (Hickory, Lenoir, Morganton) has been named 3rd best MSA in the country for business cost by Forbes Magazine.
Catawba County, NC real estate offers something for everyone. From newly developed communities to established neighborhoods, Catawba County’s homes for sale have a variety of styles and price ranges that are certain fit you and your family’s needs. When you are looking for a new home, consider Catawba County real estate a terrific place to begin your search.
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