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With the economic and population growth, the Raleigh area has experienced in recent years and is expected to continue to experience, it is the perfect place for starting a business, growing a business or even relocating a business from another region. The area offers pleasant communities in the surrounding satellite cities of Durham, Cary, Morrisville, Garner, Clayton, Wake Forest, Apex, Holly Springs, Fuquay-Varina, Knightdale, Wendell, Zebulon and Rolesville for those who prefer the feeling of a smaller town for the home of their business.

The Raleigh office space market is divided into several smaller submarkets and in general, Raleigh has a nice mixed of Class A, B and some C office space throughout the market. Typical brick and glass construction through the market.

The Metro Raleigh office space market includes:

Raleigh-CBD - Office space in the Raleigh CBD has been a draw for high tech companies in the market, with Citrix moving in the warehouse district with RedHat, iPreo and others locating there. New construction and redevelopment of existing building continue to attract users to the market. Typical office vacancy rates downtown are in the single digits and it can be tricky to find the right space without professional assistance.

Research Triangle- Research Triangle Park (RTP) is the hub for many large R&D companies in the Raleigh market. Class A tends to do well in this market, but Class B & C struggle. RTP is working on revamping the Park to become a more Live, Work, Play and Learn environment that employers are looking for in order to attract the young and talented employees that they desire. IBM, Glaxo and Lenovo all have office space in Research Triangle.

Chapel Hill - Smaller market within NC. It is located NW of Raleigh and home to UNC. It is small office market overall. Typical buildings are mixed use or two story in this market, only a handful of larger office buildings.

Durham - Downtown Durham is vibrant with American Tobacco Campus, a historic office center with over 1,000,000 sq. ft. of space. Durham is becoming more of a Life Science Center with plans for Chesterfield by Wexford and the Innovation District proposed by Longfellow. There are many historic eclectic building in this market. It is also home to Duke University.

Some of the smaller office space markets nearby include:

Apex- Located in SW Wake County. Large retail centers, most of the office is condos or flex type space.

Cary- Located in SW Wake County. Many Class A office parks within town, including Weston and Regency.

Clayton - Located in in Johnston County, south of Raleigh, mainly small mom and type office and retail, with some new medical office space available.

Garner - Located in SE of Raleigh, not a lot of office, mostly industrial warehouse and flex space along with several retail centers.

Morrisville - Is a minor office with several retail centers, highest per capita income in the area, is located close to Research Triangle Park.

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Raleigh, North Carolina, is both capitol of the state and county seat of Wake County, making it the focal point of government for both the state and region. Centered amid the hub created by I-40, I-540 and I-440, it is also a major transportation and shipping center for both north-south and east-west transit. It is known as “The City of Oaks” for the beautiful oak-lined streets. Currently home to less than one-half million residents, in recent years it has ranked among the fastest growing cities in America.

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Raleigh Office Space Markets

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	Raleigh	NC State
2020 Estimated Population	469,698	10,386,227
Median Age	34.0	38.9
Occupied	96,520	2,649,849
Owned	242,074	6,741,666
Rented	201,791	3,252,976
Average Household Size	2.40	2.51
Rental Vacancies	6,260	102,026
Homeowner Vacancies	1,261	41,952
Median Home Value	$266,900	$182,100
Median Monthly Rental Cost	$1,175	$932
Median Household Income	$37,393	$30,106
Individuals below poverty level	31,495	872,328
Educational Attainment: High school graduate	49,805	1,806,403
Educational Attainment: Some College	79,015	2,201,264
Educational Attainment: Bachelor degree or higher	103,032	1,448,972
Commute	210,425	4,263,886
Commute by car, truck or other vehicle - Drive Alone	191,534	3,831,343
Commute by car, truck or other vehicle - Carpool	18,891	432,543
Use Public Transportation	4,976	46,628
Work from Home	30,748	370,874