North Hills development updates for 2024

Take a look at the new additions and what’s coming soon to the North Hills development.

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Rendering of the North Hills Innovation District.

Courtesy of North Hills + Kane Realty Corporation

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North Hills has experienced a dynamic transformation over the past year, making it an exciting hub for both Raleighites and visitors. With new businesses opening and more on the horizon, the development continues to evolve, and we’re excited, to say the least.

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In addition to new restaurants + shopping options, the development has added more residential and office spaces to its line up. Channel House, located in the North Hills Innovation District (NHID), features 200 units, ranging from studio to three bedroom apartments, and sits above vibrant retail spaces like Dose Yoga + Smoothie Bar.

Housed in the NHID district inside of Tower 5, HomeTurf, a premier exercise studio offers a range of cycling, strength, and hybrid classes.

The two office spaces, both located in the Main District, include 4114 Center at North Hills, a five-story building located above True Food Kitchen boasting 80,000+ sqft and One North Hills Tower, a 10-story office building fronting I-440 spanning 266,000 sqft. Both offer event rental spaces and are currently leasing.

Besides spaces made to live or work, there’s a bunch more to explore. If retail therapy is your jam, the options range from casual digs to formal fits. Retailers currently open include:

  • J. Crew, Main District | Elevated casual clothing
  • johnnie-O, Main District | Modern elevated clothing
  • Lululemon, Main District | Athleisure retailer
  • Madewell, Main District | Casual clothing retailer
  • Pink Chicken, Main District | Children’s clothing store
  • RH, Main District | Upscale furniture store + restaurant
  • Rothy’s, Main District | Sustainable footwear retailer
  • Tecovas, Main District | Westernwear retailer
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How about some retail therapy?

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Once you’re done shopping or if you’re looking to grab a bite the options are versatile. Whether you have a sweet tooth, wanting a quick bite, or a more than casual dining experience here’s where to start:

RALtoday True Kitchen

This health inspired restaurant is now open.

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Coming soon

Closer toward the new year, wine bar and restaurant Foxcroft Wine Co. will open in the Lassiter District.

Looking ahead to the new year, here’s what else to look forward to with food and retail.

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