Meet Daniel Virag
Owner and Broker of Moving The Triangle Realty with Keller Williams. Wake Forest is home, and the Triangle is where I have built my career.
Our story
Moving The Triangle was built on a simple belief: buying or selling a home is personal, and every client deserves someone who listens, speaks up for them, and stays with them through one of life’s biggest decisions.
Across my career I have closed more than 300 transactions, helping first-time buyers, families relocating for work, homeowners selling one home while buying the next, and sellers returning to the market after a listing that did not sell.
Before that, I spent more than eight years in new construction. That background shapes how I look at a home: its features, its condition, and how it will show to buyers.
When you work with me, I handle your strategy, pricing conversations, and negotiations myself, with a transaction coordinator keeping every deadline on track after you go under contract. You will always know who is responsible for your move and how to reach me.
Outside of work, you will find me with my family and at my son’s baseball games. I also enjoy smoking meat and learning about additive-free tequila. Many of the people we work with become neighbors and long-term friends.
What you can count on
A plan for selling and buying together
Most of our sellers are buying their next home at the same time, so we plan both moves before you list, with a timeline built to get you moved once.
A plan in writing
Your pricing, preparation, and launch plan is written down, so you can review the reasoning and hold us to the plan.
One point of contact
Daniel handles your strategy, pricing conversations, and negotiations. You always know who to call.
Regular updates
You get regular updates on showings, feedback, competing homes, and our recommendation.
Deadlines handled
Our transaction coordinator tracks every date between contract and closing, so you always know what is due and who is handling each task.
Local roots
Wake Forest is home, and Daniel’s career spans transactions across Wake, Johnston, Franklin, and Durham Counties.
Where we work
Our home base is Wake, Johnston, Franklin, and Durham Counties, with clients throughout the Triangle:
Wake Forest · Raleigh · Rolesville · Youngsville · Franklinton · Knightdale · Wendell · Zebulon · Garner · Cary · Apex · Holly Springs · Fuquay-Varina · Clayton · Smithfield · Durham
If your move involves another area, we will talk through how best to help.
Credentials you can check
- North Carolina Real Estate Broker License #275806. Verify with the North Carolina Real Estate Commission.
- Brokerage: Keller Williams. View the Keller Williams profile.
- Client reviews: read them on Google.
- Office: 4700 Homewood Ct, Suite 223, Raleigh, NC 27609.
Ready to make your move?
Whatever comes next, the Moving The Triangle team is ready to help you get there.
Buyer Consultation
Whether this is your first home or your next one, we will help you understand your budget, sharpen your search, and win the right home with an offer built on what buyers are paying nearby.
Schedule a ConsultationSeller Consultation
Our marketing plan and negotiation experience are built to get you the strongest price the market will pay. From the upgrade list to professional photography, we handle every detail.
Schedule a ConsultationSell + Buy Consultation
Selling one home while buying the next comes down to timing. We line up both sides so you move once, on your schedule, without carrying two homes longer than you planned.
Schedule a ConsultationOr call or text Daniel directly at 919-272-3217
A guide for every move
Need to sell your home before you can buy the next one? The Sell to Move Guide walks through eight steps to make both moves work together, and compares the four paths that work in North Carolina.
Get the Sell to Move Guide
Getting ready to sell? Your Road to Sold walks you through selling in North Carolina in eight steps, from your first conversation to your closing check.
Get the seller guide
Buying your first home, or your next one? Your Road Home walks you through buying in North Carolina in eight steps, from your first conversation to getting your keys.
Get the buyer guide