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1301 Hillsborough Street Raleigh, NC 27605 1301 hillsborough street Raleigh, NC 27605 S ix F o r k s R d S i x F o r k s R d d R e n i M ad Le d R h ig e l a r u Green Rd retail space for lease D e d location B ualo R 1 Atlantic Ave West Raleigh submarket, at the intersection of Ashe Street and d R e 1 g N 70 . d Hillsborough Street with over 14,000 CPD i N R e e w u 440 l H B Skycrest Dr o p Edwards Mill Rd e availability R d Suite 102 +/- 2,245 SF S Trinity Rd t Wade Ave . 401 Suite 101 +/- 1,492 SF M a 440 r y ’ Hillsborough St s S t . rate 70 $29.00/PSF/NNN Raleigh Blvd New Bern Ave W e Raleigh st additional details ern B Ground floor retail space available; warm shell condition delivery lvd 1,500 SF leased to independent deli opening spring 2016 Walking distance to NCSU, St Mary’s School, Central YMCA and affluent Cameron Park neighborhood 42 residential units immediately upstairs and an additional 900+ units 40 within 2 blocks 70 Glass storefront facing W. Morgan Street roundabouta 40 FOR MORE INFO, PLEASE CONTACT: JOHN KOONCE YORK PROPERTIES, INC. direct 919 645 2781 2108 Clark Avenue This information has been secured from sources we believe to be reliable, but York Properties, Inc. of Raleigh Raleigh NC 27605 [email protected] makes no representations or warranties, expressed or implied, as to the accuracy of the information. 1301 hillsborough street Raleigh, NC 27605 site plan Suite 101 1,492 SF Suite 102 2,245 SF aerial 23,000 CPD centenial wade avenue biomedical campus meredith wade avenue nc state college west campus vet school dixie trail 70 faircloth street cameron village 539,313 sf glenwood avenue capital boulevard hillsborough street w peace street 54,000 CPD 401 north carolina state university western boulevard SITE 70 n salisbury street 81,000 CPD c e n t e s dawson street n n i a l p a r k w FOR MORE INFO, PLEASE CONTACT: a r 401 JOHN KOONCE avent ferry road YORK PROPERTIES, INC. direct 919 645 2781 2108 Clark Avenue This information has been secured from sources we believe to be reliable, but York Properties, Inc. of Raleigh Raleigh NC 27605 [email protected] makes no representations or warranties, expressed or implied, as to the accuracy of the information. d a r ro e el he w e k a l .
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