About Us

Five decades of Triangle real estate, and one way of working: we make sure you understand the decisions you're making.

Rooted in the Triangle

Julie Wright Realty Group started in the 1970s, when Julie's family began selling rural land north of Raleigh out of a first office that was, quite literally, a converted playhouse. The firm grew alongside the Triangle. Today the team works with buyers and sellers across Wake, Granville, Franklin, Johnston, Harnett, Durham, and the surrounding counties, handling everything from first-time townhomes and working farms to multi-acre estate sales, new-construction subdivisions, and the complex deals that turn on zoning, surveys, easements, and taxes.

What hasn't changed is the approach: we make sure you understand the decision in front of you, from pricing and market timing to property condition, financing, and what living in a given neighborhood is actually like. Much of our business comes from families who keep coming back and brokers who have been here for decades, backed by local lenders, attorneys, builders, inspectors, and contractors we trust.

Meet the Team

Brokers and agents who know the Triangle. Their specialties run from new construction and equestrian properties to land, relocation, and estate planning.

The Triangle Area

From Raleigh and Durham to the lakefront at Kerr Lake, our service area covers central North Carolina: fast-growing suburbs, rural farmland, and lake towns alike.

Wake County

Home to Raleigh, the state capital, Wake County is the heart of the Triangle — a fast-growing region with top schools, professional sports, museums, and 14 distinctive municipalities.

Raleigh · Cary · Apex · Holly Springs · Fuquay-Varina · Wake Forest · Garner · Knightdale · Wendell · Zebulon · Morrisville · Rolesville

Durham County

Home to Duke University, the Durham Bulls, and Research Triangle Park, Durham combines historic neighborhoods with a thriving food, tech, and arts scene.

Durham · Bahama · Rougemont · Gorman

Johnston County

East of Raleigh, Johnston County combines fast-growing Smithfield, Clayton, and Garner-adjacent communities with established farmland and equestrian acreage.

Smithfield · Clayton · Selma · Benson · Four Oaks · Princeton

Orange County

Anchored by Chapel Hill and Hillsborough, Orange County offers walkable downtowns, top-ranked schools, and protected open space across the western Triangle.

Chapel Hill · Carrboro · Hillsborough

Harnett County

South of Wake along US-401, Harnett County offers a balance of rural living and proximity to Fort Liberty (formerly Fort Bragg) and the Sandhills.

Lillington · Angier · Coats · Erwin · Dunn

Chatham County

Rolling hills, vibrant farms, and quick access to Chapel Hill and the Triangle. Pittsboro is the county seat, with growing communities along US-64.

Pittsboro · Siler City · Goldston · Bynum

Franklin County

A short drive northeast of Raleigh, Franklin County offers small-town charm, lake living at Lake Royale, and affordable acreage for buyers seeking space.

Louisburg · Franklinton · Youngsville · Bunn · Centerville

Granville County

North of Wake County, Granville County is a rural retreat anchored by Oxford, with rolling farmland, equestrian properties, and timberland tracts.

Oxford · Creedmoor · Butner · Stem · Stovall

Vance County

North of Granville, Vance County is centered on Henderson and Kerr Lake, offering lakefront living, established neighborhoods, and value-priced acreage.

Henderson · Kittrell · Middleburg

Warren County

A historic, rural county along the Virginia border with deep-water access on Lake Gaston, Kerr Lake, and the Roanoke River — known for its preserved heritage and value-priced land.

Warrenton · Macon · Norlina · Littleton

Work With Our Team

Ready to make your move in the Triangle? We'd love to hear from you.