North Hills & Midtown Raleigh
One of Raleigh’s defining mixed-use lifestyle districts, combining residential, office, hotel, retail, dining, entertainment and wellness uses in the heart of Midtown.
One of Raleigh’s defining mixed-use lifestyle districts, combining residential, office, hotel, retail, dining, entertainment and wellness uses in the heart of Midtown.
North Hills has become one of Raleigh’s defining mixed-use lifestyle districts, combining residential, office, hotel, retail, dining, entertainment and wellness uses in the heart of Midtown.
The surrounding residential market is broader than the North Hills commercial district itself. Luxury buyers may compare high-end apartments or condominiums, newly constructed single-family homes, renovated mid-century properties, and custom residences in North Hills Estates, Lakemont, Drewry Hills and surrounding neighborhoods.
This is one of Raleigh’s clearest examples of land-value-driven luxury infill. An older home may derive a significant portion of its value from the homesite and location, while a new custom residence can compete at a completely different price level on the same or nearby street.
North Hills district: northhillsraleigh.com/ — Official North Hills website.
City Midtown planning reference: raleighnc.gov/midtown-st-albans — Official City of Raleigh Midtown planning reference.
North Hills Estates has become a significant luxury-infill market. Original homes from the mid-20th century coexist with major renovations and large custom replacement residences.
For buyers and sellers, the most important variables are homesite quality, immediate street context, architecture, construction quality, garage and outdoor-living design, and the property’s relationship to the North Hills district.
Lakemont and surrounding Midtown neighborhoods offer a mix of original mid-century homes, renovations, additions and increasingly sophisticated infill. Their luxury appeal is primarily location-driven: mature streets and residential character within convenient reach of North Hills.
Not every property in these neighborhoods is luxury. The upper end is defined by lot quality, scale, design, renovation/new-construction level and proximity to Midtown amenities.
35,548 people live in North Hills & Midtown Raleigh, where the median age is 38.4 and the average individual income is $63,303. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.
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North Hills & Midtown Raleigh has 17,049 households, with an average household size of 2.08. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau. Here’s what the people living in North Hills & Midtown Raleigh do for work — and how long it takes them to get there. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau. 35,548 people call North Hills & Midtown Raleigh home. The population density is 3,249 and the largest age group is Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.
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