The Foster on the Park site is located directly adjacent to Durham Central Park and overlooks the Durham Farmer’s Market. Featuring ground floor retail and elevated residential terraces facing the park, this boutique mid-rise, mixed use apartment community will revitalize a formerly underutilized urban infill site. The design process included…
Read MoreAs part of a larger development, the town center consists of four multifamily podium structures containing 230 market rate apartments with over 60,000 square feet of ground floor retail. A community designed for connection
Read MoreLocated at the corner of W Cabarrus Street and S West Street, this spectacular warehouse revitalization project offers a truly unique opportunity in downtown Raleigh’s rapidly expanding Warehouse District. With immaculate views of downtown Raleigh’s skyline, this site will transform into a gathering place for the multitude of working professionals and residents that are within…
Read MoreThe Line Downtown Apartments will feature 283 apartment homes.
40,000 square feet of street-level retail with active, pedestrian-friendly sidewalks and open event-oriented courtyard
Publix grocery store across the street
Urban street grid with walkable restaurants, bars, retail, living and hotels
Integrated covered parking
Enriched by highly collaborative work environments, emphasis on lifestyle amenities and residents within steps
Integrated into the community with pedestrian connectivity
Connectivity to downtown Raleigh and the greater Triangle area with recently executed and planned improvements to the Capital Boulevard corridor as a gateway to downtown Raleigh
Downtown continues to see major new investments as the region’s hub for transportation, walk-ability, and green space. Downtown is the most walkable part of the Triangle, becoming a leader nationally in downtown green space, adding new transit investments, and home to energy efficient buildings as well as a strong local food and urban farm movement.
Read MoreThe building offers a prominent location along Six Forks Road and I-440. Located in North Hills, a 24/7, urban, walkable development in midtown Raleigh that offers a unique combination of places to live, work, shop, dine, play and stay. Advance Auto Parts Tower will open in fall 2020.
Read MoreFive Areas of Downtown have been identified to serve as examples of how the themes and actions translate into physical form…
Read MoreO-Ku Raleigh is now open at The Dillon in downtown Raleigh’s vibrant Warehouse District.
O-Ku Sushi Raleigh celebrates authentic Asian cuisine with a southern approach, providing a dining experience that focuses on unique ingredients and sophisticated presentations. From petite plates to sushi specialties to contemporary robata-style dishes, executive chef Boi Phomsopha showcases the freshest fish from the world’s finest markets in areas such as Norway, Scotland, Hawaii and New Zealand, as well as local sustainable sources…
Read MoreAs Raleigh, North Carolina is growing into a major city in the United States. Raleigh is now developing different districts or as some call it up north neighborhoods. According to The Downtown Raleigh Alliance, there are now six districts that make up the downtown area. These districts include: Warehouse District, Glenwood South, Seaboard/Person Street, Fayetteville Street, Moore Square and Capital District.
What consists of each district? …
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