Downtown Raleigh despite the unpredictable past year. Downtown Raleigh continues to see growth in all real estate markets and in its population. The residential market in Downtown is responding to increasing demand and in Q1 2021.
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The site of historic Isaac Hunter’s Tavern, where modern day Raleigh was born, this dynamic mixed-use destination captures the spirit of the site as a crossroads — a place where family concerts converge with office happy hours, where energizing conventions spark ideas and sprawling green space holds peaceful moments of respite.
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The project is situated on 11.1 acres at the corner of Wake Forest and E. Whitaker Mill roads and is close to Dock 1053.
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New zoning on Glenwood South creating potentially a 40 story building.
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New Development Coming Soon to the NorthSide Center of Raleigh Wegmans off Wake Forest Road.
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The City has saved the flagship sites in its portfolio for this critical and catalytic project—a convention center headquarters hotel and separate office/mixed-use tower. The property site is located at the southern end of Fayetteville Street, Raleigh’s main street and downtown’s premier address, and across the street from the City’s convention center and performing arts center. The City of Raleigh issues this Request For Interest (RFI) to solicit creative responses from capable and experienced development teams interested in developing (a) the hotel and office/mixed-use tower projects, or (b) the hotel project only.
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Raleigh’s Strategic Plan is a collaborative effort that is led by Raleigh City Council’s vision and leadership, influenced by resident feedback obtained from the biennial Community Survey, reflective of staff contributions, and appropriately aligned with other important efforts such as the 2030 Comprehensive Plan…
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Forbes has just ranked the Tar Heel state as the Best State in America for Business in 2019 for the 3rd straight year in a row, just ahead of…
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Next spring, look for the Old North State Food Hall, a new project aiming to turn a corner of the old JR’s outlet into a dining destination for interstate drivers. “JR’s was a destination spot for decades,” said Larry Lane, who…
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Visions for the project include a mixed-use village incorporating 40,000 sf of office space, local retail opportunities and a 4,000 sf restaurant, all adjacent to a walkable…
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Dram & Draught is a place for the whiskey fanatic, the craft beer fan, the cocktail enthusiast, the wine tipper and more. They are a locally owned and…
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…the global leader in golf grip innovation and technology based in Pinehurst, NC was in search of a new corporate headquarters. It was imperative that the design of this corporate headquarters respect the rich history of Pinehurst while also reflecting the company’s innovation efforts as a premier brand in the golf industry. They selected Cline Design…
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Alliance Residential, one of the largest multifamily developers in the nation, has closed on the acquisition of 25.5 acres located at the intersection of I-485 and Albermarle Road in Charlotte…
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The site where the Charlotte Hornets once played will soon be home to hundreds of apartments, as part of a redevelopment project that sat idle for years…
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…31-story towers’ exterior was thoughtfully designed to integrate into the context of its surroundings and enveloped in glass providing natural light and unobstructed views for its office tenants, hotel guests, and retail patrons…
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Located in the old Smokey Hollow neighborhood in Downtown Raleigh, this development is an 11-story, urban, mixed-use project anchored by a 45,600 sq ft Publix grocery store. This will be Downtown Raleigh’s first grocery store…
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WakeMed Health & Hospitals has announced one of its first expansions to eastern Wake County in the massive master-planned residential and commercial development of Wendell Falls in the town of Wendell. The health care provider has purchased 11 acres of land for $3.67 million and plans to…
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