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Downtown Condo Wrap up

By on December 15, 2006

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With the recent announcements of The Nash and 111 Seaboard, Downtown Raleigh currently has 24 large-scale condo/apt complexes planned or currently open.

Take a look at the comprehensive map of these projects at Google Maps. To open the map in Google Earth, click Earth’s link at the top of the list, download the kmz file, and open it in Earth.

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  • http://www.edholloway.com/ Ed Holloway

    Seaboard will be 53 units.
    Thanks for the great blog!
    Best,
    -Ed

  • http://www.edholloway.com Ed Holloway

    Seaboard will be 53 units.
    Thanks for the great blog!
    Best,
    -Ed

  • Tom

    I know some people at Governor’s Square condos on Person St. near Krispy Kreme. I don’t know if I would call them a secret but you can walk to Glenwood South and Moore Square in about 15 minutes and Seaboard is 2 blocks away. I looked it up and the last 1 bedroom went for about $130K. Not right downtown but also less than half the price in an area that is going to see a lot of growth (Blount St. project, Seaboard, Person Street Plaza conversion.)

  • Tom

    I know some people at Governor’s Square condos on Person St. near Krispy Kreme. I don’t know if I would call them a secret but you can walk to Glenwood South and Moore Square in about 15 minutes and Seaboard is 2 blocks away. I looked it up and the last 1 bedroom went for about $130K. Not right downtown but also less than half the price in an area that is going to see a lot of growth (Blount St. project, Seaboard, Person Street Plaza conversion.)

  • Raleighrob

    Sounds great but it’s pathetic the number of apartment buildings that have been done lately, compared to the condos. We got Carlton Place and Gateway Park and…..well, that’s about it???

  • Raleighrob

    Sounds great but it’s pathetic the number of apartment buildings that have been done lately, compared to the condos. We got Carlton Place and Gateway Park and…..well, that’s about it???

  • Raleighrob

    Oh, I think a few are missing from the list. Maybe because they’re not as new as the others?
    Person Pointe
    Founders Row
    New Bern Place Condos
    West Lane Townhomes
    1001 Hillsborough
    Cooper Square
    Ellington Oaks

  • Raleighrob

    Oh, I think a few are missing from the list. Maybe because they’re not as new as the others?
    Person Pointe
    Founders Row
    New Bern Place Condos
    West Lane Townhomes
    1001 Hillsborough
    Cooper Square
    Ellington Oaks

  • Laura

    Thanks for the round-up! It’s exciting to see so much growth in downtown Raleigh.

  • Laura

    Thanks for the round-up! It’s exciting to see so much growth in downtown Raleigh.

  • J

    Don’t forget Martin St. Condos and Founders Row. Older but they were some of the original condos downtown – before living downtown was the the fad.

  • J

    Don’t forget Martin St. Condos and Founders Row. Older but they were some of the original condos downtown – before living downtown was the the fad.

  • chris

    The West at North condos looks like and the building is in a great location, but who can afford (or would pay) $316 per sq ft for a one bedroom condo? It seems that a place like that would be hard to turn over in a city like Raleigh…

  • chris

    The West at North condos looks like and the building is in a great location, but who can afford (or would pay) $316 per sq ft for a one bedroom condo? It seems that a place like that would be hard to turn over in a city like Raleigh…

  • nate

    And lets not forget the Caraleigh Mills Complex, just over by the farmers market that has 120 or so units…

  • nate

    And lets not forget the Caraleigh Mills Complex, just over by the farmers market that has 120 or so units…

  • Sloan

    …or what about Parkridge Lane? They are in an AWESOME location – on Glenwood, overlooking Fletcher Park, halfway between Five Points and Glenwood South. We can also walk to Cameron Village.
    We live there and LOVE it because we were able to afford a condo downtown without having to live in a sketchy neighborhood or overpriced new construction. Don’t forget that the newer places are so expensive now that there’s a questionable chance for profit when they re-sell.
    Just some thoughts.

  • Sloan

    …or what about Parkridge Lane? They are in an AWESOME location – on Glenwood, overlooking Fletcher Park, halfway between Five Points and Glenwood South. We can also walk to Cameron Village.
    We live there and LOVE it because we were able to afford a condo downtown without having to live in a sketchy neighborhood or overpriced new construction. Don’t forget that the newer places are so expensive now that there’s a questionable chance for profit when they re-sell.
    Just some thoughts.

  • http://raleighphilosociety.blogspot.com/ Matt

    Regardless, all of this talk of building up downtown is very positive — especially in light of a enlightening article regarding Orlando that makes me think that Raleigh could head down that path — if we don’t slow growth around the suburbs and concentrate on downtown. You can read the article here: http://raleighphilosociety.blogspot.com/2007/03/cookie-cutter-suburbs-stalled-traffic.html

  • http://raleighphilosociety.blogspot.com Matt

    Regardless, all of this talk of building up downtown is very positive — especially in light of a enlightening article regarding Orlando that makes me think that Raleigh could head down that path — if we don’t slow growth around the suburbs and concentrate on downtown. You can read the article here: http://raleighphilosociety.blogspot.com/2007/03/cookie-cutter-suburbs-stalled-traffic.html