Citrix Buildings in Downtown Warehouse District
Contents
- 1 Three Downtown Raleigh Neighborhoods
- 2 North Central Raleigh Neighborhood, Including Part of Glenwood South District, and The Capital District
- 3 Central Raleigh Neighborhood, Including Warehouse, Fayetteville St., and Moore Square Districts
Downtown Raleigh Districts Tap top right icon to enlarge.
If you enlarge the map above, you will see Downtown Raleigh broken into 5 commonly referred to districts: Capital, Fayetteville Street, Moore Square, Warehouse, and Glenwood South. It helps to keep in mind that the 2 Northernmost Districts, Glenwood South and Capital , are separated from the other 3 by Morgan Street, which to the east of the Capitol eventually becomes New Bern Ave.
Three Downtown Raleigh Neighborhoods
- Hillsborough Neighborhood-Includes part of Downtown-Glenwood South District
- North Central Raleigh Neighborhood-Includes eastern part of Glenwood South District and Capital District
- Central Raleigh Neighborhood-Includes parts or all of the Warehouse District on its west side, the Fayetteville Street District at its center, and the Moore Square District to the East
The Hillsborough Neighborhood-Condos
Part of Glenwood South is in the Hillsborough neighborhood. This area of Glenwood South has a number of mid rise condominium projects which are a few blocks walk to Cameron Village and Glenwood South restaurants, shops, and other services.
Paramount Description
The Paramount is located at 618 North Boylan Ave. There are 81 units ranging from 779 to 2963 square feet. Built in 2005-2006.
Amenities include a fifth floor pool, a fitness center, and a gathering room.
30 1 bedroom, 1- bath units ranging in size from 752 square feet to 926 square Priced in the $250’s
42- bedroom, 2 bath units 1,080 SF to 1,305 SF from upper 200’s to upper 300’s
510 Glenwood
510 Glenwood Avenue has 36 units 929 to 2200 square feet in area. built in 2000. Priced from the mid 200’s to the mid 500’s.
1- bedroom, 1- bath units
2- bedroom, 2.5 bath units
222 Glenwood Avenue Description
The 222 Glenwood Avenue page of The Preston Partnership site describes the building as a 7 story mixed use project with 6 residential floors providing 125 one, two, and three bedroom units. The building has 17,000 SF of retail space and a 420 space deck. There is an amenity floor above the deck with a landscaped plaza and a pool. A fitness center is on the ground level. It was developed by Trammell Crow Residential. MLS listings show both 2007 and 2008 as year built.
Hillsborough Neighborhood Condominiums Just Outside Downtown Districts-Bloomsbury Estates
Bloomsbury Estates Condominium Description
Bloomsbury Estates Condominiums, 710 Independence Place, also are at the southwest corner of Boylan and Hargett. They are a nicely detailed seven-story brick building just north of the Boylan Ave. Bridge. The site has a panoramic view of the Downtown Raleigh area.
A second similar building was planned for the site. The end of June 2015, the Triangle Business Journal published that the NC Dept. of Transportation needs a part of the land for the Raleigh Union Station project, so the second building which would be similar to the existing 55 unit building is unlikely.
Other Hillsborough Neighborhood Communities-Cameron Park
Cameron Park Description
Cameron Park is located within walking distance from the NC State University Campus and other Hillsborough Street businesses, Cameron Village, and Broughton High School, and Glenwood South. The neighborhood is built around a series of parks with mature trees, as shown in the photo above. Cameron Park is an historic neighborhood of older homes of various sizes sprinkled with newer homes both contemporary and traditional in design. A Raleigh News and Observer article by Jay Price published 11/30/14 “Cameron Park Recognizes its Own History” is well worth a read to get the flavor of what life might be like living in Cameron Park. The lead of the article follows:
“With a key location just across Hillsborough Street from what is now N.C. State University, and on a streetcar line just a 10-minute ride from downtown, it started life in 1910 as Raleigh’s most expensive suburb.
By the 1960s it was sliding into decline with the departure of many of the original families, but then it rallied again as residents banded together, pushing back a tide of encroaching apartment conversions and fraternity houses. Eventually Cameron Park regained its status as one of the Triangle’s most attractive family neighborhoods.”
Other Hillsborough Neighborhood Communities-Cameron Village
History
Cameron Village is an early planned development that includes the shopping center, and multi-family and single family homes surrounding it. I like the fairly concise history of Cameron Village provided by The North Carolina History Project. If for no other reason, two generations of the developer’s family (J.W. York and G. Smedes York) and their associates had a hand in its authorship.
The future
A short ride through Cameron Village provides plenty of evidence of the vitality of the area. There are two recent midrise residential buildings seen below, and another under construction a couple of blocks down Oberlin. The drug store building is being redeveloped. A ride through the neighborhoods shows the results of renovation and rebuilding.
Cameron Village Single Family Detached Homes
These single family homes lie between Cameron Village Shopping Center and Wade Avenue. The shopping center is a few blocks to walk. Many of the lots are generous in size. A ride through the neighborhood reveals a mix of old, new, and remodeled. There are some contemporary architecturally interesting homes both renovated or built. This is a very convenient Inside the Beltline location. Wade Avenue gives quick access to the Beltline and Capital Boulevard.
Other Hillsborough Neighborhood areas outside Downtown
In addition to Bloomsbury Estate Condos, Cameron Park, and Cameron Village, The Hillsborough Neighborhood shown outside Downtown includes NC State University and Saint Mary’s School.
North Central Raleigh Neighborhood, Including Part of Glenwood South District, and The Capital District
The North Central Raleigh TMLS neighborhood shown in blue on the interactive map includes part of the Glenwood South Downtown district at its west edge. In or on the perimeter of this area is West and Harrington Streets where the ” West at North” and ” Residences at the Quorum” condominiums lie.
West at North Description
The West at North is located at 400 W. North Street. godowntownraleigh has a map and basic information about this condominium and indicates residences are 700 to 1900 square feet. A story in bizjournals.com detailing development plans in the immediate area indicates that there were 170 units when this condominium opened in 2008.
What Living in Glenwood South Will be Like in the Future
The Bizjournals.com article mentioned above goes on to talk about the acquisition of 2 parcels close to the West Condominium. A local developer plans 177 apartment units with a 226 space parking deck on one site, and 153 apartments with a 192 space parking deck on the other. It also refers to the 204 unit Link Apartments on Harrington and Jones seen in the above right photo in the distance (the green and purple structure.)
The 203 unit Gramercy Apartments under construction on Glenwood Ave. and West St. are shown in the background of the middle photo.
There was a 2016 announcement of the acquisition of a significant tract of land where West and Harrington Streets come together by two local developers.
I really don’t intend this as a complete list. The point is that Glenwood South and nearby areas are a major focal point of residential development. Living here has become and will continue to develop as a much more urban experience with walkable restaurants, services, and retail shops.
Fine Dining
On West Street, just inside the southeast corner of Glenwood South is the Roast Grill.
Here is the menu: Hotdogs. Condiments- mustard, onions, chili, or slaw; Texas Pete, salt and pepper on the counter. Soft drink or beer in cans. Baklava when they have it. No ketchup, not even in the back for whiners. George mans the grill. I remember his Grandmother there before him. Man vs. Food did a show there, and Adam did best the existing record.
North Central Raleigh Neighborhood-Capital District
Government Buildings
Moving east of Glenwood South, much of the center of the North Central neighborhood coincides with the “Capital” Downtown district running from N. Harrington St. to East St. A large portion of the neighborhood is taken up by the NC government complex (its most famous resident being the Governor) and to the east is a portion of Historic Oakwood.
Oakwood Historic District Houses
About Oakwood
I think of Oakwood as being the area where historic preservation got its first big foothold in Raleigh. That may be arguable; it’s just my perception. When people rediscovered this neighborhood and renewing the homes, Oakwood began holding a candle-light tour around Christmas. My experience was that the cold candle-lit evenings made it feel like the time the neighborhood was originally built in the 19th Century. I’m certain it caused a lot of people to love Oakwood. The community has significant depth, and a walk of all its streets would be lengthy.
A Website Worth a Look
Check out the historicoakwood.org site, and you can get a good feeling for what it would be like to live in this neighborhood. In addition to discussing current events, there is an inventory of houses that was submitted to the National Register of Historic Places, and a truly educational (it was for me) discussion of the styles of architecture there.
Oakwood Recent Sales Information
Triangle MLS sales information for 2015 shows 7 houses sold with market times ranging from 2 days to 158 days. The average time was 52 days, and the median was 11.
The least expensive house was listed for $360,000. but closed at $370,000. and was 1968 Sq.Ft. built in 1872. 1 home of 1919 SF built in 1991 sold for $405,000. The rest were in the low to high 500s. They ranged from 2,150-3,180 SF with ages from 1888 to 2005. The average sold/list prices were $505,142/514,685-98% The median sold/list was $525,000/$549,000-96%
A New Church
I think what strikes me about a News and Observer story written about the opening of this church in 2015 is that it is the first church built in the Downtown Raleigh area in over 50 years-since the Edenton Street Methodist Church lost in a 1956 fire was replaced in 1958. I’m not really sure what part of the congregation lives in the area, but still, they built it here.
This looks like wide open space, but it is just across from the William Peace campus near the end of the government complex, and is just a few blocks from Oakwood. This is the rear elevation. It’s construction is another piece of evidence of the new energy Downtown Raleigh has.
GRINGO A GOGO
This is near the edge of Oakwood and walkable from the Governors’ Mansion
Part of the North Central Raleigh Neighborhood lies east outside the Downtown Raleigh area and includes the balance of Oakwood, the Oakwood Cemetery, and St. AugustinesUniversity.
Mordecai is sometimes thought of as being downtown. It is just north of the North Central Raleigh neighborhood, and is covered as “Inside the Beltline” .
Central Raleigh Neighborhood, Including Warehouse, Fayetteville St., and Moore Square Districts
This area runs from Western /MLK Blvd. north to Morgan Street, and contains the Warehouse District on its W. side, the Fayetteville St. District at its center, and the Moore Square District to the East
Central Raleigh Neighborhood-Warehouse District Area
Park Devereux Description and Recent Sales Information
Park Devereux at 200 S. Dawson St.was completed in 2000 by White Oak Properties. The front elevation faces Nash Square, which assures the continuity of its park setting. parkdevereuxcondos.com shows that there are “46 condominiums, including multilevel lofts and single-level flats.” Click on the link for a more complete description of this property.
The Triangle MLS shows two sales for 2015, both 2 bedroom, two bath of 1295 and 1298 Sq. Ft. Both were listed at $279,900. One sold for that and one, for $1,000. less. Apparently one was on the market for 2 days, and one for 27.
Dawson on Morgan Description and Recent Sales Information
The Dawson on Morgan is located at 317 West Morgan Street, one block from Nash Square. godowntownraleigh.com shows a total of 66 condominiums ranging in area from 900SF to 3000+SF. It appears the project was complete in 2005.Triangle MLS shows 4 sales for 2015. The smallest, a 2nd floor 890 Sq. Ft. open plan with 1 bedroom 1 bath was on the market 328 days. It sold for $4,000. less than the $199,000. ask. The other 3 were under contract in from 4 to 36 days. The largest was a 3 bed 2 1/2 bath of 3030 SF. It sold for $825,000. Average and median list/ sales prices were $420,000/ $430,950-97.5%, and $330,000/ $337,450-97.8%
The Warehouse District is the home of Citrix, pictured at the top of the page.
Central Raleigh Neighborhood-Fayetteville Street District Area
PNC Mixed-use Building, Condos on Upper Floors
PNC Plaza Condominium, 301 Fayetteville St.-Description
This information is from Wikipedia: The building is located at the corner of Martin and Fayetteville Streets. It stands 538 feet high, and is the tallest in Raleigh. There are approximately 730,000 square feet of office, retail, residential, and parking space. Dominion Partners of Raleigh partnered with the developer of the (now) PNC Bank to build 139 residential units above the office space. This brought the building to 33 floors. MLS listings show 2008 as the year built.
PNC Plaze Condominium- Recent Sales History
Triangle Multiple Listing Service Data shows there were 12 sales at PNC Plaza in 2015. Market time ranged from 0 to 279 days, with an average of 77 days, and a median time of 49 days.
Sales ranged in price from $290,000 for an 887 SF 1 Bed, 1 Bath unit, to $850,000 for a 1998 SF 3 Bed., 3 Bath unit.
Average sales/list prices were $480,583/$499,358: 96%. Median sales/list prices were $507,500/$512,500: 99%
Central Raleigh Neighborhood-Moore Square District
Just Beyond.
Moore Square District Residences
Palladium Plaza Description and Recent SalesInformation
Palladium Plaza at 444 S. Blount St. is located on the west side of Blount Street, and runs the length of the block from Cabarrus to Davie Street. There are 65 residences developed by White Oak Properties. They also developed Park Devereux in the Warehouse District, shown above.
Triangle MLS shows the year built as 2007. 2 sales closed in 2015:
1445 SF 2 Beds, 2 Baths listed for $289,900; sold $290,000. 3 days on market
1,803 SF 3 Beds, 2 Baths listed for $435,000; sold $417,500. 152 days on market
Founders Row Description and Recent Sales Information
Founders Row was built by an early Downtown Raleigh redevelopment pioneer across Davie Street from Artspace. There is an attractive interior courtyard around which the residences are arranged. Godowntownraleigh.com lists the address as 200 E. Davie St. and indicates there are 48 total units ranging from 1102-1449 SF.
The Triangle MLS shows the property was built in 1986. There was a single sale in 2015 of a 1440 SF Condo with 2 Beds., 2 1/2 Baths. It was listed at $260,000. and sold in 5 days for $263,500.
