What’s new and coming soon to Smoky Hollow

Smoky Hollow, a mixed-use urban development, is constantly adding new tenants to its growing lineup of office, apartment, retail, and restaurant spaces.

An exterior view of Smoky Hollow.

New additions within Smoky Hollow are ramping up.

Photo by Keith Isaacs

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Positioned along the northwest edge of downtown Raleigh is Smoky Hollow, a mixed-use urban development with office, apartment, retail, and restaurant spaces. The development has a modern-industrial design + boasts a pedestrian friendly, 40,000-sqft courtyard with street-level retail called The Hollow.

Now that the space has taken shape and new tenants have been announced, it’s time to check in.

Now open

In spring 2020, the first phase of the project opened with Peace Raleigh Apartments. Additionally, The Line, a second and smaller housing complex with 283 apartments is open.

Smoky Hollow offers two office spaces: 421 N. Harrington St., a 225,000 sqft office space.

Dose Yoga + Smoothie Bar by Emily Wallace — Smoky Hollow’s first retail tenant — features 104º hot yoga classes, smoothies + adaptogen lattes.

More recent additions include:

Next door is the Smoky Hollow Parking Garage featuring 778 spaces with entrances on Harrington St. + N. West St.

Bird's eye view of Smoky Hollow

Chef Cherisse Byers is bringing the eats.

Photo via Kane Realty

Coming soon

The following tenants are joining the booming district soon.

Recently announced

  • Barrio Tacos + Tequila + Whiskey | A build-your-own tacos + creative cocktails spot is set to open its first Raleigh location in early 2025.
  • Hone-Sharpen | A multi-kitchen facility by Chef Cherisse aimed to bring foodies together with hands-on classes, experiences + events set to open in early 2025.
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