Developing High-quality Commercial Real Estate Projects in North Carolina

Beautiful Views Overlooking Downtown Raleigh

Ingrained in history. Forging the future

Raleigh and the surrounding Research Triangle Region has consistently outpaced the nation in growth for over three decades.

Fueled by a robust ecosystem of world-class universities, a highly skilled workforce, and a culture of innovation, the city has solidified its position as a global leader in life sciences and technology.

The premiere quality of life this city offers not only makes Raleigh a great place to work but also a wonderful place to live and stay to play.

333 Fayetteville

A Historic landmark in downtown raleigh

In 1961, 333 Fayetteville dared to define the Raleigh skyline. A bold statement of modernist architecture, it was a city-first, mirroring the iconic Seagram Building in New York City. When the massive “million dollar plan” was completed in 1965, the new building stood as Raleigh’s tallest skyscraper at 15 stories high and is a towering testament to Raleigh’s evolution.

Today, as downtown Raleigh continues to flourish and grow around it, this historic landmark seamlessly blends its storied past with the demands of a modern workforce. Revitalized with cutting-edge technology and amenities, 333 Fayetteville offers an exceptional workspace where tradition meets innovation and stands ready to serve the next generation of innovators and leaders making their mark on the city.

Devereux Meadows

From its perch over the former baseball park by the same name, situated between Capital Boulevard and North West Street, Devereux Meadows is the perfect blend of urban living and historical charm. Owned by Raleigh Development Company and currently managed by RDC Property Management, the current site is 2.6 acres.

Future plans call for multiple mixed-use high rise buildings oriented toward the future City of Raleigh park. This project will transform the northern gateway into Downtown Raleigh while serving the community with a one-of-a-kind activation of the interface between the future public park and private mixed-use development.

Carolina Pines

Mixed use properties and vacant land sitting on Carolina Pines Ave in Raleigh, NC with future development plans in the works.