Community Spotlight

Brier Creek

Commuting & Location
At just 7 miles from Research Triangle Park and 14 miles from Downtown Raleigh, Brier Creek offers quick access via US‑70/Glenwood Ave and I‑540. RDU International Airport is only minutes away, making it ideal for frequent travelers.
Contact & Community Management
Brier Creek HOA Office
Association Manager: Chris Parrish, CMCA, AMS, PCAM — ChrisParrish@TowneProperties.com · 919‑321‑4240
Assistant Manager: Tony Markoch — TonyMarkoch@TowneProperties.com · 919‑321‑4240
Address: 2310 TW Alexander Dr, Raleigh, NC 27617
Office Hours: Mon–Thu 9 am–4 pm; Fri 9 am–Noon
Overview of Brier Creek
Brier Creek is a master-planned, upscale suburban neighborhood in northwest Raleigh, seamlessly blending residential, recreational, and commercial living.
Anchored by the prestigious Brier Creek Country Club—with an 18-hole Arnold Palmer–designed golf course, fitness amenities, tennis courts, and swimming pools—it offers resort-style living within minutes of RDU Airport and Research Triangle Park.
Housing & Demographics
Developed primarily in the 2000s, the area features a rich mix: townhomes, condos, and single-family homes ranging from around $230K to over $1 million. It is home to approximately 20,000 residents, with a median age of 37 and a median household income near $110K. Home and rental occupancy are nearly even, reflecting a diverse mix of families, professionals, and retirees.
Amenities & Lifestyle
With Brier Creek Park at its heart, families enjoy playgrounds, sports fields, meeting rooms, gymnasiums, and rentable picnic shelters. Nature lovers also benefit from nearby Umstead State Park (30+ miles of trails). Shopping and dining options are plentiful along Brier Creek Parkway and at the Brier Creek Commons lifestyle center, featuring major retailers, restaurants, and a Regal movie theater
Schools & Community Involvement
Students attend Wake County schools like Brier Creek Elementary (shared campus with the community center), Pine Hollow Middle, and A-rated Leesville Road High — with specialized programs like a Game Design Academy. The community is socially vibrant—28 resident-run clubs and groups foster connection, and residents say it’s “very easy for transplants to make friends”.