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The Exchange Raleigh flexes with Life Time agreement

Dewitt Carolinas is upgrading mixed-use development The Exchange Raleigh with a partnership with Life Time, promising more luxurious + healthful options at the midtown Raleigh development.

A rendering of two towers with an adjoining courtyard.

Other Life Time country club concepts can be found in Cary, and the closest Life Time Living can be found in Stamford, Connecticut.

Rendering provided by Dewitt Carolinas, Inc.

Midtown Raleigh mixed-use development The Exchange Raleigh, conceptualized by Dewitt Carolinas, just got even more luxurious with an agreement with a national health club chain.

Life Time will add an athletic country club spanning three floors and 80,000 sqft, including a 35,000 sqft rooftop beach club. Plus, the new Life Time Living tower will feature multi-family luxury residences available to lease, making up Phase 2 of the development.

Apartment homes will range from 650 to 1,500 sqft and emphasize resident health + wellness. This tower will be Life Time Living locale No. 7.

12 story residential + office building 1000 Social is slated to open later this year. Highlights of this WELL certified flagship tower include a surrounding four-acre park, 20,000 sqft of ground-level retail + restaurant space, and highly amenitized offerings like high-speed elevators.

Life Time will break ground on the athletic country club + Life Time Living later this year with plans for completion in early 2027.

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