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Office space for rent in Raleigh

Seven addresses from Fayetteville Street to Six Forks Road

Raleigh's listings cover 7 buildings and 64 suites, and they are spread rather than clustered: downtown addresses on Fayetteville Street and South West Street, midtown space along Six Forks Road, and suburban stock on Creedmoor Road and Anson Way. With 64 lots held across only 7 buildings, Raleigh availability sits on multi-tenant floors, which points to shorter-form deals rather than whole-building lets.

The 7 Raleigh buildings also mix formats: Captrust Tower and North Hills Tower II on the midtown side, The Dillon and One City Plaza downtown, Forum I and Crabtree Terrace in the office-park belt north and north-west of the centre. For a tenant, that mix means the 64 lots can be filtered by commute and parking before they are filtered by specification.

A two-tier price ladder

Pricing in Raleigh is not a smooth curve: rates run from $336 to $665 per m² a year, yet the median is $345 — barely above the floor. Most Raleigh availability is therefore commodity space priced close to the cheapest lot, and $665 is a separate tier paid for in the towers, not the far end of a continuum. A Raleigh quote at $665 and one at $345 describe two markets, not two negotiating positions.

Sizes and who they fit

Suites in Raleigh run from 5 to 520 m², with a median of 60 m². The 60 m² median puts the typical lot at single-team scale, while the 520 m² ceiling marks the practical limit for a company consolidating its Raleigh office through this catalogue. Between those two poles, 64 lots give a growing tenant room to change address without leaving the downtown or Six Forks corridors.