North Hills 2020 Year End Review & 2021 Outlook by Kane Realty

2020 REVIEW • 2021 OUTLOOK

A Review of 2020 and Outlook for 2021 How do we put 2020 into words? It was an unexpected series of events we heard we might need to prepare for someday (but couldn’t ever imagine becoming a reality today). The word “unprecedented”, while overused, is still very appropriate in our constant conversations. Yet, despite the continuous rollout of challenges throughout the year for everyone in all facets of our lives, we found a resilient community throughout Raleigh, and especially North Hills, working together to support each other in our day to day encounters. The resilience of North Hills was on full display and is still evident today by the constant workings of our merchants and restaurateurs. Over 40+ locally owned businesses didn’t have corporate strategists or endless deep pockets to rely on to cushion them as the challenges began to occur. However, each one of these talented businesses shifted their offerings, crafted new marketing and communications plans, and provided incredible service to their customers. Their unique customized approach has allowed these merchants and restaurants to stand out and earn new customers with more optimism heading into 2021. With all of the North Hills hotels back open and workers returning more often to their offices, we have great expectations for 2021. It’s also clear the residents throughout the North Hills area deepened patterns and relationships with the North Hills restaurants and merchants. The Kane Realty property teams have worked tirelessly to say “yes” to “out of the box” thinking of needs and ideas as the goal of all is to insure North Hills maintains its role in Raleigh as an important gathering place for our community to shop, live, work and play. There is much notable work to share and more underway: • The newest residential community, Vine, opened up in late summer welcoming new residents in our expanded area of North Hills, known as the North Hills Innovation District or NHID.

• In early spring, Restoration Hardware announced an RH Gallery will be coming to North Hills with the redevelopment of the area around the former J.C. Penney. This RH Gallery will have two levels of design rooms with a third floor cafe, bar, restaurant and outdoor seating. • Several new exciting leases were signed welcoming new restaurateurs: locally loved Jubala Coffee opening along Midtown Park; our favorite, The BBQ Lab, is opening next to Omega Sports in the Commons and our newest restaurateur from Durham is opening up Cucciolo Terraza in the Advance Auto Parts Tower. • New openings included BulBox, Alara + Zane, and Restoration Hardware. • The Walter, a 35-story residential tower, broke ground in January 2020 and will be opening up in 2022. One of the biggest observations from the past year is we all strongly desire community and want to gather together. North Hills continues to work toward providing ongoing accessible opportunities to be together inside and outside. And in the planning of new places throughout North Hills, we continue to keep this top of mind. We have great confidence that we will be back together more frequently as a community in the months ahead. We also firmly believe that the future of Raleigh is incredibly strong. Both downtown and midtown Raleigh are direct beneficiaries of the unfortunate struggles facing the US’s largest metropolitan areas. It is with deep gratitude that we say “Thank you” for the continued care, support and concern shown toward the businesses, neighbors and residences in the North Hills community. Looking forward to a great 2021,

• The 20-story Advance Auto Parts Tower opened up in the fall welcoming one of Raleigh’s largest employers to their headquarters. IAT Insurance, American Board of Anesthesiology, and US Radiology Specialists are joining them in this new space. Mike Smith, President Kane Realty Corporation

Table of Contents Retail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Office . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 Hotels. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 Residential. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26 Development . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34 Attractions. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66 Initiatives. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76 Events. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82 Raleigh. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 88

Retail ALARA + ZANE

Recent Openings Rosewater - 2,123 SF Rosewater is a farm-to-table restaurant specializing in Mediterranean flavors locally owned and operated by Giorgios Group. Giorgios Group offers some of the most renowned restaurants and best design services in the nation. Owner, Giorgios Nikolas Bakatsias, is one of the Southeast’s most prolific and visionary restaurateurs, boasting over 30 years of experience in the culinary industry.

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• 2021 RECENT OPENINGS

Alara + Zane - 3,915 SF

Alara + Zane, a children’s experiential concept, is locally owned and operated by husbandwife team, Sanaa Alyemeni and Gary Moore. Their mission is to offer a supportive and inviting shopping space along with an engaging play environment that sparks curiosity and wonder among young ones and their caregivers. In addition to curated products and play and learn areas for babies and children, Alara + Zane offers services and activities such as: sleep consultation for expecting moms, art classes, baby movement, parent education, annual membership packages, personal shopping and much more.

Restoration Hardware - 4,960 SF Restoration Hardware is an upscale American home-furnishings company. They are currently open in a temporary location beside bartaco but will eventually be an anchor tenant in the Main District Project. The Gallery at North Hills, or RH Raleigh, will feature a glass-encased rooftop restaurant and barista and wine bar that open onto a beautifully landscaped park. Commanding three levels and nearly 50,000 SF of indoor and outdoor space, this one-ofa-kind experience will blur the lines between residential and retail, indoors and outdoors, home and hospitality – with full floors dedicated to RH Interiors, Modern and Outdoor.

BUL BOX

ICRYO

RESTORATION HARDWARE

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iCRYO - 3,550 SF iCryo specializes in whole body cryotherapy, body sculpting, iv infusion and compression therapy services. The North Hills location is owned and operated by Raleigh native, Matthew Pepe.

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Bul Box’s first location opened in Raleigh at Transfer Food Hall in 2016. Fueled by its passion for the cuisines of Asia and beyond, Bul Box crafts dishes with boundless flavors and customizability. Using the freshest ingredients, Bul Box offers a variety of mouth-watering signature boxes inspired by its favorite destinations, as well as a variety of customizable options to please fitness fiends and carboholics alike.

• 2021 RECENT OPENINGS

Bul Box - 708 SF

Under Construction in 2021 The BBQ Lab - 3,367 SF The BBQ Lab is a locally owned and operated multi-unit concept conceived by Jerry Stephenson and Todd Breed. The BBQ Lab at North Hills will be the first of several of the new concept opening up in the next few years. The restaurant is focused on regional barbecue found throughout the United States with a scientific twist, while featuring new innovations and recipes each month.

THE BBQ LAB

JUBALA COFFEE

Jubala Coffee is owned and operated by Raleigh local Andrew Cash, who opened the first Jubala location in Lafayette Village in 2011. In 2001, Cash visited a coffee farm for the first time on the hill of Mount Kenya and wondered what it would be like to impact the farmers thereby supporting their economy. Twenty years later, Jubala will continue that vision with an in-house coffee roasting operation at the North Hills location.

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Jubala Coffee - 2,760 SF

• UNDER CONSTRUCTION

JUBALA COFFEE

Cucciolo Terrazza - 4,932 SF Jimmy Kim, chef and owner, opened Cucciolo Osteria Durham in 2018 with the blessing of his cousin, Julian Kim, who started the original Cucciolo Osteria in Seoul, South Korea in 2015. After quickly establishing itself as a premier destination for Italian cuisine in Durham, Jimmy Kim decided to open a second restaurant in North Hills called Cucciolo Terrazza. His goal is to serve simple and delicious Italian food using the highest quality ingredients in an upscale, yet friendly and casual environment.

CUCCIOLO TERRAZZA

STIR

CHUY’S

ROSEWATER

MIDTOWN PARK

CUCCIOLO TERRAZZA

REI Update 2020 Update • Refinished the EIFS around the entire perimeter of REI • Repainted the trim and cornices • Removed the old trellises from the Six Forks facade, infilled the EIFS, and applied large scale mountain graphic • Recovered the central tower/entrance with corrugated cladding, painted the brick, and installed metal trim around tower windows • Refinished existing hard canopies and replaced old fabric awnings with new • Replaced all old signage with new

MOUNTAIN GRAPHIC

Coming in Spring 2021 • New landscaping in front of mountain mural and new planter boxes around perimeter • “Bike Garage” with roll up door, hard canopy, wood cladding, and new signage

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Advance Auto Parts Tower

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• ADVANCE AUTO PARTS TOWER

Opened in Fall 2020, this 20-story office tower features 11 floors of office space on top of 8 levels of integrated parking and a ground-level lobby. This project also includes street-level retail as well as amenity spaces on the 10th floor. The building offers a prominent location along Six Forks Road and I-440.

• LEED-Certified Class A office tower and integrated parking totaling 675,000 SF designed by Duda I Paine Architects.

OFFICE TENANTS IAT Insurance Group - 61,000 SF Advance Auto Parts - 218,043 SF The American Board of Anesthesiology - 30,897 SF US Radiology Specialists - 22,015 SF

• 332,000 rentable SF of Class A office • View dynamic glass system • Conference center, outdoor terrace, locker room facilities that include shower and changing areas. • Located at 4200 Six Forks Road, at the corner of Six Forks Road and Front at North Hills Street • Tallest building on I-440 • Expansive glass design provides premier views of Raleigh

RETAIL TENANTS Cucciolo Terraza - 4,923 SF

100% LEASED

CONFERENCE CENTER

LOBBY

ADVANCE AUTO PARTS TOWER

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BANK OF AMERICA TOWER

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• MIDTOWN PLAZA | BANK OF AMERICA TOWER

MIDTOWN PLAZA

Midtown Plaza

100% LEASED

Opened in 2017. A 12-story, 330,000 SF, mixed-use class A office building with approximately 28,000 SF per floor. Building amenities include a cafe located on the first floor, two adjacent parking decks, high visibility from the I-440 Beltline & Six Forks Road, six high speed passenger elevators with direct office access, concierge services, and unrivaled views of Midtown and Downtown Raleigh.

Bank of America Tower

100% LEASED

Opened in 2016. An 18-story, 300,000 SF office building with 12,000 SF of retail space, including two restaurants, The Capital Grille and STIR. Office tenants include G+S Communications, Merrill Lynch, US Trust, KPMG, Bank of America and Johnson Lambert.

THE OFFICES AT NORTH HILLS

CAPTRUST TOWER

100% LEASED

Opened in 2010. A 300,000 SF, 17-story office tower including CAPTRUST Financial, Kilpatrick Townsend, Ogletree Deakins, American Board of Anesthesiology, and PwC as well as 24,000 SF of retail including The Cowfish, Yard House and World of Beer.

NEW LEASE: Barnes & Thornburg – 7,562 SF

The Offices at North Hills

96% LEASED

Opened in 2004. The Offices at North Hills is comprised of three mixed-use office buildings with ground level retail. Ranging from two to three stories each, these buildings contain a combined 100,000 square feet of office space and are located in the Main District of North Hills.

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CAPTRUST Tower

• CAPTRUST TOWER | THE OFFICES AT NORTH HILLS

CAPTRUST TOWER

Hotels AC HOTEL RALEIGH

AC Hotel Raleigh North Carolina’s first AC Hotel opened in North Hills in March 2017, between Bank of America Tower and The Dartmouth Apartments. A destination for the art lover and sophisticated traveler, AC Hotel has a sleek European-inspired aesthetic and modern design. The hotel has 135 rooms and Level7, which is the only rooftop bar at North Hills. Founded in 1999, with nearly 108 hotels located primarily in Europe, the international hotel brand is bringing more than 101 locations to the U.S. and Latin America.

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Hyatt House Raleigh North Hills Hotel 2017 HYATT Hotel of the Year 2017 TripAdvisor GreenLeader GBAC Star Facility Accreditation 5 Star Expedia Ranking

HYATT HOUSE RALEIGH NORTH HILLS HOTEL

41HUNDRED

RENAISSANCE RALEIGH NORTH HILLS HOTEL

Discover 41Hundred – the new concept located within the Hotel which offers simply sophisticated, international cuisine crafted by Executive Chef Kevin Smith and team. 2017 Four Diamond Award Winner in Hotels for AAA 2018 Hotel Champion for Sustainability 2018 Cornerstone Award 2020 Cooking for a Classic Winner – Kevin Smith, 41Hundred

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Renovations completed end of May 2017, which included: guest room soft goods renovation, transformation of the lobby, lounge and restaurant, an expansion of the Inner Terrace to accommodate larger meal space for corporate meetings and additional reception/social event space. Additionally the Renaissance Ballroom and conference rooms have been updated to convey the Hotel’s new story that artfully taps into the newly desired guests’ wish to connect, engage, and insert themselves comfortably into their surroundings. This redesigned hotel brings the outside/in and work/play concepts into one beautifully chic, highly functional, truly Raleigh, experience which mirrors its ideal location centered within Midtown. Guests will discover this new contrast brought to life through the power of art and the abundant beauty of the outdoors.

• RENAISSANCE RALEIGH NORTH HILLS HOTEL

Renaissance Raleigh North Hills Hotel

Residential Vine North Hills Apartments Vine North Hills opened its doors in July 2020. This mid-rise, 326-unit building has a mix of studio, one, two and three bedroom units. Amenities include the following:

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• VINE NORTH HILLS APARTMENTS

Community Amenities

gaming areas, and immediate outdoor access • Professionally equipped dog spa • Resident Relations Program offering planned resident events, scheduling of move-in services, group fitness classes, pet care services, and more

Apartment Features

• 7th floor sky terrace with views of North Hills

• Two unique unit design schemes with plank flooring throughout

• Indoor/outdoor work-from-home space with conference rooms

• Stainless steel Energy Star appliances, including side-by-side refrigerators and front-loading washer and dryer

• Two-story, indoor/outdoor fitness center with group fitness room • North Hills’ largest residential courtyard featuring large central lawn, firepit, grills and saltwater pool • Expansive primary clubroom with hospitality kitchen, multiple TV lounges,

• Premium quartz countertops, full backsplash, and designer lighting and plumbing fixtures • Frameless glass shower doors and garden tubs

SALTWATER SWIMMING POOL

VINE NORTH HILLS APARTMENTS

APARTMENT MODEL

COURTYARD

ROOFTOP TERRACE

APARTMENT MODEL

CLUB ROOM

COWORK SPACE

COURTYARD

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• LASSITER AT NORTH HILLS APARTMENTS | PARK & MARKET NORTH HILLS APARTMENTS

LASSITER AT NORTH HILLS APARTMENTS

PARK & MARKET NORTH HILLS APARTMENTS

Lassiter at North Hills Apartments Located in the Lassiter District, Lassiter at North Hills offers studio, one and two bedroom apartment homes. Residents enjoy amenities such as a 24-hour fitness center with pool views and a cold towel and water station, saltwater pool with multi-level sun deck, and secluded courtyard garden with grilling station. Luxury apartment homes include plank floors, granite countertops, pendant lighting, and large walk-in closets.

Park & Market North Hills Apartments The studio, loft, one, and two bedroom apartments at Park & Market are located in the Park District, directly above a variety of retail and dining options, including a 24-hour Harris Teeter grocery store. Newly renovated apartment upgrades include granite and quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances, plank wood-style flooring, upgraded LED lighting, and island kitchens. Hospitality-inspired amenities include a saltwater pool with contemporary outdoor firepit, fitness studio with cardio and weight machines, community bikeshare program, and a stylish clubhouse featuring televisions, comfortable seating, a game room, and computer workstations.

Midtown Green North Hills Apartments Midtown Green offers spacious studio, one- and two-bedroom apartment homes with views of beautiful Coastal Credit Union Midtown Park and surrounding neighborhoods. Luxury finishes include high ceilings (14’+ in penthouse residences), granite countertops, two-inch blinds, and vinyl plank flooring throughout. Residents of Midtown Green also enjoy a variety of community amenities, including a 24-hour fitness center, yoga studio, and fitness on demand digital classes; resort-inspired saltwater pool featuring gas grilling station, outdoor shower, festival lighting, and cabanas; and resident lounge with coffee bar, smart TVs, and iMac computers. In 2020, Midtown Green refreshed the community with roof repairs, new paint on the exterior doors, and updated courtyard and fitness center amenity spaces. Planned enhancements for 2021 include exterior painting and renovating interior hallways with new paint, carpet, and lighting.

Allister North Hills Apartments Allister North Hills offers studio, one, two, and three bedroom apartment homes. The apartments are well appointed with two distinct interior finish options, granite countertops throughout, generous closet space, and balconies or extended sunrooms in every floor plan style. Amenities include two saltwater pools, an upgraded fitness center with row room, fire pits, a life-size chess set, and much more. Allister completed several property improvement projects in 2020, including the repainting of all exterior building breezeways, updating the pet spa with modern finishes and upgraded facilities, adding an additional firepit to the pool area, and enhancing the clubhouse and model apartment. The community also completely refreshed its brand with an updated logo, color palette, and marketing materials, as well as a new property website. In 2021, Allister will update some of the fitness center equipment and add a co-working space.

• MIDTOWN GREEN NORTH HILLS APARTMENTS | ALLISTER NORTH HILLS APARTMENTS

ALLISTER NORTH HILLS APARTMENTS

Residential

MIDTOWN GREEN NORTH HILLS APARTMENTS

THE CARDINAL AT NORTH HILLS

THE DARTMOUTH

The Dartmouth The Dartmouth, located in the Park District, is a 171-unit community comprising five residential levels atop a two-level parking deck. The modern design of the Dartmouth’s studio, one, two, and three bedroom homes includes Nest thermostats, plank flooring throughout, granite countertops and built-in closets. Ample community amenities include a fully-equipped fitness and yoga studio, outdoor courtyard with saline pool, TV lounge, grills and firepit, with private gated parking.

The Cardinal at North Hills A full-service rental Continuing Care Retirement Community (CCRC) on six acres in the Park District at North Hills offering multiple lifestyle choices designed to promote independence, dignity and an engaged way of life. The Cardinal offers a mix of independent living, assisted living, memory care and skilled nursing care. The 60 private residences in healthcare or Pines at The Cardinal opened in 2017 and all 15 of the skilled nursing private residences are Medicare certified.

THE CARDINAL AT NORTH HILLS

PARK CENTRAL

Park Central Park Central, Midtown’s first high-rise apartment building, is located in the Park District adjacent to Coastal Credit Union Midtown Park. This 286 apartment home community features over 36,000 SF of ground-floor retail space, including Vita Vite, Kilwins Ice Cream, Orangetheory, CycleBar, Midtown Yoga, Arrow Haircuts, Happy + Hale, and Alara & Zane. Jubala Coffee and iCRYO are also expected to open on site in Spring 2021.

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Park Central’s incomparable community amenities include a Sky Deck with saltwater pool overlooking Downtown Raleigh; three courtyards with grills, fire pits, and dining areas; two clubrooms featuring billiards, smart TVs, poker and pool tables; and fitness center featuring cardio, Peloton bikes, CrossFit, strength equipment, and a rowing room.

• PARK CENTRAL

High-end apartment features at Park Central include keyless entry, Nest thermostats, plank flooring, quartz countertops, glass backsplash, and stainless steel Energy Star appliances. Unique features of the skyline apartments include undercounter wine coolers, floor-to-ceiling windows with sunshade blinds, and glass-rail balconies with views of Coastal Credit Union Midtown Park and Downtown Raleigh.

Development

• UNDER CONSTRUCTION | WALTER TOWER

UNDER CONSTRUCTION

Under Construction Walter Tower Construction is underway for the spectacular mixed-use Walter Residences. The 35-story tower will feature 376 luxury concrete apartments offering a variety of living options including studio, one, two and three bedroom floor plans, rounded out with three levels of penthouse residences. A new apex for Triangle living, Walter residents will enjoy a covered entry, integral parking and a dedicated Resident Relations Manager to bring the services of North Hills even closer. Residents will have exclusive

access to an indoor/outdoor residents lounge featuring an outdoor kitchen with grills and pizza oven; an elevated pool with cabanas complete with sound systems and mounted televisions; a state-of-the-art wellness center and adjoining spa; a private dining room; spacious work from home space with WiFi and powered furnishings; and a jaw-dropping 35th level interior sky lounge and terrace with unprecedented views of Midtown and Downtown Raleigh.

BUSINESS CENTER

GAME ROOM

The luxury apartments will introduce a level of finish yet to be seen in the Raleigh market. Extra large windows give way to sweeping views on all sides of the glass structure. Home chefs will enjoy the undercounter lighting and quartz backsplashes while the spa-like bathrooms will provide a respite with extra large walk-in showers, floating vanities and back-lit mirrors. Plank floors, designer lighting roller shades and blackout shades are in every residence.

WALTER TOWER

POOL TERRACE

21 penthouse residences include added features such as a half-bath and den, 6-burner ranges, built-in Sub-Zero refrigerators and both soaking tubs and showers in all primary bathrooms. • 570,000 SF designed by SRSSA (Smallwoods, Reynolds, Stewart, Stewart) • 376 luxury apartments, including 21 penthouse residences

• Integrated, controlled-access parking deck • 4 high-speed residential elevators • Grand porte-cochere entry, 6th floor pool courtyard and wellness center, 35th level work-from-home space, rooftop terrace and sky lounge • Located at the entrance of North Hills Corner of Six Forks Road and Front at North Hills Street

• Ground-level retail

ROOFTOP TERRACE

LOBBY

FITNESS CENTER

APARTMENT MODEL

Breaking Ground in 2021 Main District Project THE MAIN DISTRICT PROJECT INCLUDES: • A 12-story high-rise residential building • 346,000 square feet of office space • 100,000 square feet of ground floor retail • Outdoor gathering spaces across the new development, including an active public plaza with a concierge center and outdoor event space

MAIN DISTRICT PROJECT RETAIL

• Schedule – Construction starts early 2021. First deliveries are scheduled for early 2023, with openings beginning Summer 2023.

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MAIN DISTRICT PROJECT PUBLIC PLAZA

ONE NORTH HILLS TOWER

One of the key highlights of this project is that we have the unique opportunity to develop on an urban infill site, replacing underutilized parking areas with vertical density – meaning a more efficient and thoughtful use of space. This is precisely how successful smart cities are growing today, and we are excited about what this means for the future of North Hills and all of Raleigh. Kallie Walker Senior Development Manager for Kane Realty Corporation

NHX CREATIVE OFFICE

PUBLIC PLAZA RH GALLERY

It is not every day that you get to work on a vision that has been in the making for 20 years. We are excited to bring something to life that people will enjoy and be a game changer for the entire community. John Kane CEO of Kane Realty Corporation

NHX NORTH TOWER APARTMENTS

NHX North Tower Apartments • 287 units • Mix of studios, one, two and three bedroom apartments with an average unit size of 900 square feet Amenities • Coworking lounge • 8th floor amenity deck with fire pits and sunset views • Second-floor pool deck overlooking a new, active public plaza • Indoor/outdoor fitness center • On-demand wellness services, pet care, and other concierge-style services NHX NORTH TOWER APARTMENTS

NHX NORTH TOWER APARTMENTS

ONE NORTH HILLS TOWER TERRACE

One North Hills Tower

ONE NORTH HILLS TOWER LOBBY

Welcome to a reinvented North Hills experience. Hip. Show-stopping. Vibrant. Destination-worthy office space connected to the pulse of urban midtown Raleigh. 266,000 SF 10-story office tower with prominent I-440 Beltline visibility. Surrounded by retail space at the street level. Conference and locker room amenity areas. Unforgettable second level 6,000 SF outdoor amenity terrace overlooking new public plaza completed by comfortable lounge area. Modern lobby with flexible office layout options. COVID designed office tower, featuring touchless entry and controlled access points, enhanced air filtration throughout the building, touchless elevators designed to reduced cab capacity, ground-floor meeting spaces that limit guest access to office floors and optimum cleaning standards. Amenities • Modern lobby

ONE NORTH HILLS TOWER LOUNGE

• Outdoor terrace completed by comfortable lounge area • Conference room and locker room amenities • Flexible layout options • Rooftop terrace overlooking public plaza

ONE NORTH HILLS TOWER TERRACE

ONE NORTH HILLS TOWER

NHX Creative Office Welcome to an immersive North Hills experience. Welcome to NHX | Creative Office at North Hills. Hip. Flexible. Vibrant. Creative office space connected to the pulse of urban midtown Raleigh. 80,800 SF fivestory building with walk bridge connection. 20,000 SF street-level retail directly underneath. 1,100 SF roof-top terrace with a view of it all. Flexible layout options with health-friendly design standards.

Amenities • 20,000 SF street-level retail directly underneath • 1,100 SF rooftop terrace with a view of it all • Modern lobby • Conference room and locker room amenities • Flexible layout options

NHX CREATIVE OFFICE

RH GALLERY

• BREAKING GROUND IN 2021

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A $1B new multiphase District, NHID, now underway. With the mission of bringing together private innovation in technology, life sciences and entrepreneurship with meaningfully scaled Public open space, NHID is the latest District of North Hills to be unveiled. The 33-acre district will offer an unprecedented amount of open natural area (including outdoor working spaces), and bustling, walkable ground level with experiential retail and maker’s spaces, NHID will facilitate interaction and collaboration with a wide range of office

users, entrepreneurs, retail tenants, creatives and makers through the urbanization of the traditional Innovation District. NHID will be constructed in phases. At full build-out, the District will include two highrise class A office towers and four residential buildings totaling 700,000 SF of office and 1000 residential units, 60,000 SF of ground floor retail space including a two-story Food Hall with Event Space, and 4 acres of outdoor and natural space. Phase 1 of NHID included the Vine North Hills Apartments, which saw its first resident move-ins during the summer of 2020. With the completion of the first project at NHID, plans are underway to begin construction on phase 2 of NHID.

Also included in Phase 2 will be the expansion of existing structured parking

Innovation Districts have historically been set on large tracts of land, with tenants separated from one another and lifestyle amenities requiring a car for access. The evolved vision at NHID is a District rich in urban convenience, with a multitude of opportunities for meaningful professional collaborations and social opportunities in a setting that, more than ever before, unify the indoor/outdoor areas, forever redefining what it means to “go to the office.” The ideals

• BREAKING GROUND IN 2021

Tower 5, an 18-story Class A office building will break ground in Fall 2021 and will be designed to accommodate a mix of traditional tenants, entrepreneurs and startups, Tech Transfer Offices and Life Science and Biotechnology.

onsite; The Pumphouse, a 1500SF retail jewel box with biergarten outdoor space; and the dedication of land within the District to create new trail connections that tie into the Capital Area Greenway system.

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Phase 2 will break ground in 2021, first with Channel House, a 200-unit Class A residential community featuring indoor/outdoor work from home spaces and a room dedicated to music and podcast recording complimented with 13,358 SF of ground level Retail, Microretail and maker’s spaces.

of NHID – to create a connection point for thought leaders in Innovative fields including technology and the life sciences within an urban environment, to thoughtfully and responsibly engage the natural resources of Big Branch Creek as it bisects the district and to promote local and diverse artisans and makers – will be showcased through the District’s thoughtful design.

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• BREAKING GROUND IN 2021

Innovative retail at the ground level throughout NHID will be a focus and will reflect a departure from traditional configurations. NHID will reflect a hyper-local focus and a curated, diverse set of food and beverage purveyors with additional spaces created for Makers dedicated to craft. Microretail spaces featuring large garage style doors and ample outdoor areas able to be uniquely activated will provide distinction and opportunity to a new type of communal ideasharing and placemaking.

Considered with experience in mind, NHID will carefully fold into the natural surroundings – maintaining a protective tree zone along the tributary of Big Branch Creek that uniquely runs through the property, enhanced by a series of bridges and landings that connect the vertical projects. Creatively exposed Stormwater interventions will showcase critical bioretention activities to create public awareness and educational opportunities about the ecosystem of Big Branch. Outdoor rooms with powered furnishings will make room for outside workspace, meeting space, dining areas for office tenants, residents and guests to enjoy. The exterior material palettes within the Innovation District are an amalgam of live metals, natural wood, hand-forged iron, regionally produced brick, exposed aggregate, large scale murals and live walls. At once urban and by-the-hand, the District’s character will be distinct and serve as a special backdrop for artistic touches throughout.

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Channel House North Hills Apartments • Phase II. Groundbreaking Summer 2021. • 200 studio, 1, 2 and 3-bedroom apartments • Sustainably sourced interior finishes and a commitment to environmental responsibility throughout the property

• 13,358 SF of ground level retail designed to accommodate breweries, restaurants, micro-retailers and makers with high ceilings and large garage-style openings that maximize air circulation and allow for indoor/outdoor shopping and dining experiences.

• Energy-efficient lighting and appliances, smart thermostats and bluetooth-capable entry hardware

CHANNEL HOUSE NORTH HILLS APARTMENTS

North Hills Tower 5 • Phase II. Groundbreaking Fall 2021. • 322,232-square-foot, 18 story, Class A Leed Gold office building • Designed by CRTKL’s Life Sciences Division for the accommodation of Technology and Life Sciences based tenants • Approximately 28,000 RSF Floorplates • 7,500 SF of active ground-level retail • 8th-floor sky lobby and conference areas, outdoor work and meeting space • Immediate pedestrian access to a multitude of restaurants, shops & other lifestyle amenities • Integrated 1,122 space parking deck

• Extra-large Industrial-style windows feature views of Midtown and Downtown Raleigh • Ground Level Retail • Thoughtfully designed with elevator cab purifiers, upgraded mechanical and enhanced filtration systems, touchless entry, touchless faucets • Overlooks a restored tributary of Big Branch Creek • Variety of outdoor seating, eating, and working areas • Pedestrian bridges connecting the food hall, office, and ground-floor retail

• Direct visibility from and access to I-440

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• Stalls for 11 local artisan food experiences in a central community hall

• Phase II. Groundbreaking late 2021.

• Anchored by indoor/outdoor bar

• Single-tenant 1500 SF retail space

• Expansive outdoor seating

• Exceptionally designed, extra-large dedicated outdoor biergarten

• Outdoor rooms nestled alongside the creek bed

• Directly adjacent to Tower 5 retail and Food Hall footbridge

Food Hall • Phase III. Groundbreaking 2022. • Two-story, 20,000 SF food hall • Second floor with flexible meeting and event space to accommodate several small groups or large meetings or social gatherings, including live music events • Designed by Raleigh-based Clearscapes, who is responsible for notable events spaces and food halls, including Saxapahaw’s Haw River Ballroom and Raleigh’s Transfer Company Food Hall

Future Phases will Include • Tower 6 Office with ground level retail • Multiple Residential projects with ground level retail • Free standing retail buildings • Further integration of greenway trails and eco-friendly Interactions with Big Branch Creek

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North Hills Art Walk

by Maya Freelon

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Maya Freelon’s most recent change to the Art Box is part of her exhibit at CAM in downtown Raleigh. The exhibit “Greater Than or Equal To” focuses on how the value—of a person, a life, a work of art—is determined, and who determines it? The image of the symbol ≥ is “to remind folks that it’s a constant question…an opportunity for you to be aware of your judgement and where you’re placing your value.

Freelon is an award-winning visual artist whose work was described by the late poet Maya Angelou as “visualizing the truth about the vulnerability and power of the human being.” Freelon completed residencies at the Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture in Maine, the Korobitey Institute in Ghana, and the Brandywine Workshop in

The North Hills Art Walk consists of twenty pieces spread throughout the three districts. This can be accessed through our website where guests can walk or shuttle to the different locations and read about each piece and artist. VisitNorthHills.com/Experiences/Artwalk/

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Raquel Assanoua is a self-taught Multi-Media Artist now based in Raleigh, NC but originally from Miami, Florida. She has been a creative her entire life and loved sketching portraits mostly of women and writing poetry since a young girl. She decided to start sharing and selling her art since the summer of 2017 and is looking forward to setting her mark as an artist in Raleigh and beyond.

Kelsey’s murals specifically invite people into a piece and then invite people to share their experience online. Kelsey believes that the human experience should have a hand in creating the art itself. After studying art in Florence, and graduating from Richmond University in London with a degree in Art, Design & Media, Kelsey spent 4 years in NYC – embracing and battling the Big Apple while developing her pen & ink style.

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Bee Downtown

Scott Nurkin

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Bee Downtown installs and maintains beehives on corporate campuses, rebuilding healthy honeybee populations while simultaneously powering Employee Engagement Programming and Leadership Development.

Scott Nurkin attended the Lorenzo di Medici School of Art in Florence, Italy and graduated with a BFA degree in painting and drawing from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. After college, Scott began a 3-year apprenticeship with master-muralist Michael Brown at Brown Fine Art Studios in Carrboro, NC.

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Midtown Amphitheater

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What Lifts You

By Kelsey Montague

Lisa Gaither

The Overlook

Lisa Gaither is a commissioned-based artist in Raleigh, North Carolina. She is self-taught and has been creating her entire life. Lisa started her career in graphic design and printing, and in 1996 she decided to become a fulltime, self-employed artist. Lisa has created murals and installations all over the East Coast.

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10. The Alphabet Project By MCK

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Grant Penny Grant Penny was born in Sanford, North Carolina, a small town 35 miles southwest of Raleigh. His mother, Marsha Grant, was an artist, art teacher, and graphic designer. Her paintings on the walls, a potter’s wheel on the back porch, visiting museums and galleries – Art was prevalent during his formative years, and continues to be a force in his everyday life.

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Jessie Unterhalter and Katey Truhn are a Baltimore based artist duo striving to transform public spaces into colorful and vibrant experiences. They have been collaborating on large-scale murals, fine art and sculpture since 2012. Their mission grows from a simple desire to bring playfulness to public spaces and enhance people’s lives through art. They believe that the aesthetics of ones environments can influence their emotions and state of mind.

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Kluttz Thompson Designs

Sarah Tate

Raines Thompson and Earle Kluttz Thompson are the artists who formed Kluttz Thompson Designs based in Raleigh, North Carolina. Kluttz Thompson Designs specializes in interior and exterior murals, faux finishes, canvases, hand-painted furniture and accessories, and historic sign restoration. They also design personalized invitations, logos, and wedding booklets.

Sarah Tate is an illustrator, designer, and muralist based in Nashville, Tennessee. When she’s not making eye-catching designs, you can usually find her dancing in her kitchen or climbing mountains somewhere out West. She is inspired and energized by her time spent outside.

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15. Painted Fountain By Britt Flood

16. All Colors are Beautiful By MCK

17. Raleigh Mural By Scott Nurkin

18. You’re Stronger Than You Know By Sarah Tate

19. Lululemon Earthcast Disks By Thomas Sayre

20. Madonna & Child By Jim Gaither

Morgan Cook East coast based artist Morgan Cook, MCK, specializes in custom, spray painted artworks that inspire creativity and help entrepreneurs bring a creative edge to their brand.

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Thomas Sayre has designed and built public art projects all over the world and has been part of the design team for civic, educational, and museum buildings. He, along with architect Steve Schuster, is a founding principal of the multi-disciplinary design firm, Clearscapes, and has collaborated to produce lighting, furniture, terrazzo floors, and specialty surfaces.

Mia Yoon Mia Yoon was driven to be an artist from an early age, attending the well-regarded Art Students League of New York as a teenager, then Pratt Institute to continue her classical training as an artist. After viewing an Antoni Tapies exhibit at the Guggenheim, she dedicated herself and her time to learning everything she could about abstract art and how to create it.

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TINY DOOR PROJECT

New in 2020 TINY DOOR PROJECT The Tiny Door Project is a new initiative that will be an add on the North Hills Art Walk. Merchants in all three districts can participate by creating their own “Tiny Door” that will live outside their space. Flour Power Kids Cooking Studio installed the first door in December with a cooking class theme.

Crosswalk Murals by Raquel Assanoua – Park District

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• ART

The Alphabet Project by Morgan Cook – Main District

All Colors Are Beautiful by Morgan Cook – Main District Painted Fountain by Britt Flood – Main District Painted Piano by Lisa Gaither – Main District

PAINTED FOUNTAIN BY BRITT FLOOD

ALL COLORS ARE BEAUTIFUL BY MORGAN COOK

RALEIGH RUG BY JESSIE + KATEY

THE ALPHABET PROJECT BY MORGAN COOK

PAINTED PIANO BY LISA GAITHER

CROSSWALK MURAL BY RAQUEL ASSANOUA

RALEIGH MURAL BY SCOTT NURKIN

Parks Coastal Credit Union Midtown Park In May 2018, Kane Realty Corporation and Coastal Credit Union announced an exclusive multi-year strategic marketing partnership for the naming rights to Coastal Credit Union Midtown Park, formerly called Midtown Park, located in the heart of North Hills. Bookended by Tex-Mex restaurant, Chuy’s, and The Cardinal, and flanked by Midtown Green Apartments and Park Central, the area’s first high-rise luxury apartments, the 1.25-acre Coastal Credit Union Midtown Park is the backdrop for many events, both large and small. Designed by Thomas Sayre and Fred Belledin of the firm Clearscapes to be a distinctive piece of architecture in its own right, the space is versatile and inviting for guests of all ages. Coastal Credit Union Midtown Park will continue to play host to signature events such as the Wellness Wednesday Fitness Series, the Midtown Bluegrass Series, the Friday Night Tribute Series, the North Hills Kids series, National Night Out, as well as numerous walks, races and community events.

Our partnership with Kane Realty to sponsor Coastal Credit Union Midtown Park provides a wonderful opportunity for us to engage our members, and introduce ourselves to potential members. Our mission is helping people Bank Better to Live Better, and partnering with vibrant local brands like North Hills connects us to people who are pursuing the “living better” part of that. – Chuck Purvis, CEO, Coastal Credit Union Coastal Credit Union Midtown Park is the ultimate outdoor gathering place at North Hills. A green space within urban density is vital to our goal of creating irresistible places where people naturally want to gather. Coastal Credit Union is an outstanding partner and we are excited to establish a long-term relationship that continues to grow over the years. We look forward to welcoming their brand and activation onto the property, while furthering their communityfocused mission. – John Kane, CEO of Kane Realty Corporation

COASTAL CREDIT UNION MIDTOWN PARK

North Hills Dog Park

The Overlook

The fenced-in dog park is 9,500 square feet and located on St. Albans Drive across from The Dartmouth and Park & Market North Hills Apartments. Complete with waste stations and water bowls, the dog park is open for public use.

Located between CAPTRUST and Bank of America Towers, The Overlook opened in March 2016. Designed by renowned artist Thomas Sayre, The Overlook is a sculptural gateway that connects North Hills’ Main and Park Districts with a grand stair, meticulous landscaping, and multiple levels for gathering.

NORTH HILLS DOG PARK

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THE OVERLOOK

Commons Refresh In efforts to honor the 15th anniversary of The Commons at North Hills, we underwent a refresh of the area to give it a new look and feel. The goal was to give The Commons an overall facelift while keeping it open and accessible as it has been in the past. Updates included: • New Planters & Greenery • New Tables, Benches & Chairs

NEW PLANTERS & GREENERY

• Updated Lighting • New Paint for the Starbucks and Ben & Jerry’s Building

NEW TABLES, BENCHES, & CHAIRS

• Updated Light Pole Banners and Sign Holders

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Sustainability Transit & Circulation

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Our fleet of electric shuttles transports guests throughout North Hills for shopping, dining, and special events. Two bus lines and a vanpool serve the community with stops in North Hills.

Additionally, in 2019, North Hills brought its first 24 passenger shuttle to the property. The shuttle circulates between all three districts, seven days a week. The goal of the shuttle is to minimize traffic while giving residents, shoppers, and workers a quick and safe way to get around the property. We partnered with TransLoc, a Durham-based company that provides tracking data for existing GoTriangle buses, for the shuttle’s tracking services. By downloading the TransLoc app, riders in North Hills can track the shuttle to minimize wait times at their desired stop. Due to COVID-19, service has been temporarily suspended.

Tesla Superchargers In 2017, we added 12 Tesla Superchargers in the Main District near Target. The new Superchargers provide fast, reliable electric charging for Tesla vehicle owners. The

Supercharging site will help grow the electric vehicle-charging network for customers, which can increase sustainable transport and provide a convenient destination for drivers to shop.

Zipcar The carbon footprint continues to be reduced with the addition of Zipcar, a selfservice, on-demand car-sharing program. The two vehicles are located in the Park District near the HYATT house Hotel.

Walkability Walkability is emphasized with the WALK [Midtown] program, which aims to improve pedestrian mobility, safety, and health. The proximity to the Raleigh Greenway, also helps reduce the carbon footprint of the community.

Solar Partnering with Baker Renewable Energy, North Hills utilizes rooftop solar panels to generate power for a range of services.

WALKABILITY

Composting

Co-mingled recycling centers and clothing recycling stations are available onsite. Nearby restaurants participate in grease collections, which can then be recycled into biodiesel fuel, as well as food waste diversion and compost programs.

North Hills and our retailers have been partnering with Compost Now since 2017. In 2018 and 2019, Compost Now members diverted 6,118,665 pounds of compostable waste from the landfill. By diverting food waste from the landfill, we are reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Their aim is to continue lowering the barriers associated with composting, find and implement effective ways to reinforce the environmental, social and economic benefits of composting, and build a lasting, profitable organization that empowers its employees and customers.

EV Chargers Twenty-two (22) charging stations are available in North Hills: (17) level-2 charging stations in the Park District’s Midtown Green Apartments, Park & Market Apartments, Bank of America Tower, Captrust Tower and Midtown Plaza; and (4) level-2 charging stations and (1) DC Fast Charger (charges in 30 minutes) in the Main District.

Energy Usage Energy consumption is decreased with LED lighting and by creating smart and efficient practices across the property with new technologies, such as automation and energy management systems.

Beehive Initiative North Hills has partnered with Bee Downtown to host Honeybee hives at Bank Of America Tower and possibly other locations in North Hills. Bee Downtown installs and maintains beehives on corporate campuses, rebuilding healthy honeybee populations while simultaneously powering Employee Engagement Programming and Leadership Development.

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EV CHARGERS

Initiatives Online North Hills continues to grow its impressive online presence through a thoughtful focus on fresh content, new relationships with community partners, and new marketing techniques. In 2020, North Hills social media accounts surpassed an audience of 96,000, while the North Hills website attracted 190,155 users and generated over 565,719 page views.

NORTH HILLS WEBSITE 565,719 Page Views

FACEBOOK 43,435 Total Likes

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North Hills: 31K Likes

North Hills Kids: 5,301 Likes Midtown Farmers’ Market: 4,156 Likes

TWITTER 19,014 Total Followers @VisitNorthHills: 18.1K Followers @MidtownFarmers: 1,014 Followers

INSTAGRAM 32,998 Total Followers @VisitNorthHills: 24.8K Followers @MidtownFarmers: 2,627 Followers @MidtownEvents: 5,571 Followers

PINTEREST 690 Followers

YOUTUBE Coastal Credit Union Midtown Park: 2,978 Likes

157,310 Plays

North Hills Gives Back

Initiatives

• NORTH HILLS GIVES BACK

North Hills is proud to support and assist in creating awareness for many Triangle nonprofits.

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CYCLEBAR OUTDOOR CLASS

OUTDOOR DINING AT COQUETTE

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COVID-19 In response to COVID-19, our team worked diligently to establish and implement specific safety protocols such as: • Added hand sanitizing stations in high traffic areas • Created and installed safety protocol and information signage throughout the property • Weather warrior signage

Takeout Tuesday North Hills joined the nationwide movement of promoting #TakeoutTuesday with a fun game of Bingo To-Go. Every Tuesday, we shared a Bingo template and encouraged our followers to support local restaurants by ordering takeout or delivery. The first 50 people to turn in their Bingo cards won a prize.

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• LED signage • Intensified our cleaning regimen by thoroughly cleaning and disinfecting all high-touch areas of North Hills multiple times a day • Updated our website and social media to clearly state safety protocols for patrons visiting North Hills In addition to heightened safety measures, our team and merchants made it a top priority to stay connected with the community through creative marketing and event initiatives and out-of-the-box ideas.

Outdoor Dining Several of our restaurants utilized the sidewalk, parking lots and other outdoor areas to add additional outdoor seating for patrons. We also encouraged diners to order takeout from their favorite North Hills’ restaurant and head down to Coastal Credit Union Midtown Park for a safe, socially distanced picnic.

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MIDTOWN YOGA OUTDOOR CLASS

SOCCER SHOTS IN THE PARK

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In order to assist with curbside pick up, we added a substantial amount of 10 minute parking signs throughout the property – including 20 spots in the Commons and 70+ parking spaces in other areas of North Hills. The spots in the Commons were also labeled with numbers so customers could easily call a merchant and tell them where they were parked for curbside pickup and takeout.

Virtual & Outdoor Events Fitness Classes: Our events team and several fitness merchants offered free, virtual fitness classes through their websites and/or social media channels. Eventually, we were able to allow fitness classes in outdoor areas such as the Commons and Coastal Credit Union Midtown Park.

CYCLEBAR OUTDOOR CLASS

North Hills Kids: A blog was published every Tuesday morning with ideas for kid projects and games plus virtual at home activities. The theme changed every week – focusing on different topics like art, music and science. Pop Up Shops: In addition to our Midtown Farmers’ Market, we hosted several pop up shops throughout the year where people could come shop outside safely. These pop ups featured groups such as La Farm Bakery, Shepherd’s Way Farm and The MAKRS Society. Fashion Events: Several of our merchants hosted virtual fashion shows, trunk shows and even offered at-home styling for shoppers for no additional cost.

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2020 was a tough year but we would like to take this opportunity to acknowledge the hard work and perseverance of our locally owned merchants. North Hills is the proud home of 40+ local businesses and we truly wouldn’t be the same without them. Below are just a few of the local businesses that make North Hills the place to be and we are eager to bring even more local retail and restaurants to North Hills in 2021.

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Midtown Events

Our Mission – To build community and create memorable experiences at North Hills in Midtown Raleigh

Due to COVID-19, the majority of events at North Hills were cancelled in 2020. While we were sad to see so many of our signature events put on hold, we were able to move forward with some fan favorites such as Wellness Wednesdays and the Midtown Farmers’ Market as we moved into Phase 3 of North Carolina’s COVID-19 restrictions.

Midtown Events is responsible for building community and creating memorable experiences through planning and producing events in Midtown Raleigh. In addition to special events, Midtown Events is also responsible for the ambiance. artful initiatives and branding throughout North Hills.

We were also able to introduce some new events, both in-person and virtually. Moving into 2021, we look forward to continuing to create memorable experiences at North Hills and hope we will be back in full force soon enough.

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MIDTOWN MUSIC & MOVIES ON THE LAWN

TUESDAY NIGHT TRIVIA & COMEDY

Midtown Music & Movies on the Lawn Coastal Credit Union Midtown Park

Coastal Credit Union Midtown Park Also during Phase 3, Midtown Events created a fun and safe outdoor comedy and trivia series by offering a safe setting for local comedians to come together and bring a few laughs to Midtown Raleigh. Presented by R&D Brewing, Trivia & Comedy Night featured private social circles on the lawn for up to four guests to hear from local comedians and test their knowledge on various trivia categories on the lawn every Tuesday evening during October.

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Tuesday Night Trivia & Comedy

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In Phase 3 outdoor events were allowed to host up to 100 people. Midtown Events created a fun and safe outdoor event by turning the Coastal Credit Union Midtown Park into an outdoor movie theatre venue with social distanced circles to reserve. Presented by R&D Brewing, Midtown Music & Movies featured private social circles on the lawn for up to four guests to listen to local DJs and watch a classic movie screening on the lawn each Thursday evening during October.

Midtown Farmers’ Market North Hills Commons Back for its 12th season, the Midtown Farmers’ Market continues to be a community favorite. A producers only Market that provided a safe weekly shopping experience in the fresh for a full 30 week season amidst a pandemic. Deemed as an essential business, the farmers market thrived and served our community with consistency.

Wellness Wednesdays Coastal Credit Union Midtown Park Wellness Wednesdays Series consists of 24 weeks of fun, free fitness opportunities. This event series encourages participants to “Get Your Fit On” and promotes whole-body wellness through offering a wide variety of fitness concepts and healthy food or drink options. This event takes place in evenings on the grass lawn in Coastal Credit Union Midtown Park. This year, we implemented social distancing and masked up every Wednesday for two opportunities to participate in a class, hosted by one of our local fitness studios.

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North Hills Kids Virtual Due to COVID-19 North Hills Kids, presented by Wells Orthodontics, went virtual with a weekly blog. For thirteen weeks in a row North Hills Kids produced themed blog posts ranging from STEM focused activities to ideas of how to transform your world into a magical wizard fantasy. Blog posts were shared on the North Hills website, North Hills Facebook page, and our supporting sponsor, Macaroni Kid of Raleigh, did a weekly write up of the blogs. Posts reached a total of 4,896 patrons via Facebook, with a highest of 988 for our “Virtual Field Trip” post.

Lights of North Hills North Hills Commons A one-of-a-kind geo mapping light show projected on the North Hills buildings in The Commons. Enjoy the sounds and lights of Christmas. Presented by Sir Walter Chevrolet.

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Sponsors & Partners

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We are grateful for the sponsors and partners that helped make our events and programs possible.

Raleigh

Midtown Raleigh Since its redevelopment in 2001, North Hills has been the heartbeat of Midtown Raleigh.

Raleigh

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Midtown Raleigh Alliance

2020 was not the year that any of us expected but the Midtown Raleigh Alliance was able to assess the environment and redirect it’s programs to help the greater business community. All scheduled in person events were postponed but the MRA was excited to provide a series of virtual events focused on surviving, and the eventual recovery. The RECOVERY series of events focused on diving into what the new office experience might look and feel like, as well as the critical nature of corporate and leisure travel, and finally the impacts of the shutdowns on the local and market economies.

A silver lining to the 2020 pandemic and local response was the strengthening of partnerships between business advocacy groups and the City of Raleigh. The MRA worked alongside the city and other groups, meeting twice weekly and sharing resources, information and contacts to provide local businesses with their best chances for staying open. In May two students from Sanderson high school were awarded the Midtown Community Hero Scholarship from the MRA. The fundraising drive success was such that we expanded our awards from a single recipient to two, a testament to the community’s charitable nature. In late December the MRA was awarded an Impact Partner Grant from the city to support the local art community thru another Banner Art Contest. The grant will allow the Alliance to fund local artists and beautify our streets with unique designs that connect directly with our Midtown spirit.

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MIDTOWN RALEIGH ALLIANCE

Midtown Property Services continue to train on emergency preparedness and this will continue in 2021.

Raleigh

The Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) program educates volunteers about disaster preparedness for the hazards that may impact their area and trains them in basic disaster response skills, such as fire safety, light search and rescue, team organization, and disaster medical operations. CERT offers a consistent, nationwide approach to volunteer training and organization that professional responders can rely on during disaster situations, allowing them to focus on more complex tasks.

• MIDTOWN CERT

Midtown CERT

Accolades We are fortunate to be in the Raleigh market. Raleigh’s market continues its momentum through the diversity of high-paying jobs from the biotech, medical, pharmaceutical industries and growth of the professional service sector. Our city and region continues to garner numerous accolades from national organizations.

• ACCOLADES

Raleigh

American Cities with Highest Quality of Life

Cities with the Best Quality of Life

Best Quality of Life in the World

Best State Capitals to Live In

2019

2020

Most Family Friendly Cities

Top 100 Places to Live

Tech Town in the United States

Real Estate Market 2021

2019

2020

2021

100 Best Cities to Drive In

Incredible US Cities Hiding in Plain Sight

10 Metros for Millennials Who Want to Relocate

10 Most Dynamic Mid-Sized Cities

2020

2019

2020

2019

Kane Realty Corporation Kane Realty Corporation is a full-service real estate development and management company focused on office, retail, multi-family and mixed-use properties in the highest quality. Based in Raleigh, N.C., since 1978, Kane Realty Corporation is dedicated to the goal of creating irresistible places where people will naturally want to gather. Through meticulous attention to detail in every aspect of the property from design and construction management to leasing and property management, Kane’s mission is to build places that improve the quality of life of businesses, their employees, residents and visitors.

Awards 2020

2019

Business NC

TCREW

Power 100: John Kane

Best Redevelopment Project: The Dillon

Space Awards

Triangle Business Journal

Top Office Lease: Advance Auto Parts

Best Mixed Use Development: The Dillon

Downtown Raleigh Alliance

Top 10 of Division IV: Kane Residential ORA Elite 1% Award: Park Central Apartments & The L Downtown Apartments

TCREW Green/Sustainability Award: Midtown Plaza Triangle Business Journal Top Office Development: Midtown Plaza Top Retail Lease: Publix at Smoky Hollow TCAR Lease Transaction of the Year: Publix Million Dollar Retail Leasing Club: Steve Brown & Wendi Howell

• KANE REALTY CORPORATION

J. Turner ORA Power Rankings

2018

Raleigh

Imprint Award: Peace Raleigh Apartments

Raleigh Projects Stanhope

The Dillon

Opened summer 2015, Stanhope is a multistory student housing and retail complex located at the signalized intersection of Hillsborough Street and Dixie Trail. Adjacent to North Carolina State University, it markets to both a captive student audience as well as established neighborhoods in the surrounding areas.

The Dillon is the first mixed-use development of its kind in downtown Raleigh’s rapidly expanding, vibrant Warehouse District. Open in 2018, the project includes an 18-story office tower with retail space and two sixstory apartment buildings with an adjoining parking deck. The Dillon makes up an entire, 2.5-acre city block bound by S. West Street, W. Martin Street, S. Harrington Street and W. Hargett Street.

STANHOPE

THE DILLON

• KANE REALTY CORPORATION

SMOKY HOLLOW

Raleigh

THE DILLON

PEACE RALEIGH APARTMENTS

THE LINE DOWNTOWN APARTMENTS

421 N. HARRINGTON ST.

Smoky Hollow

Raleigh

• KANE REALTY CORPORATION

Smoky Hollow is a multiphase revitalization envisioned as a distinctive urban area. Phase two of the project, currently under construction, features 225,000 RSF of Class A office space at 421 N. Harrington St., structured parking, The Line Downtown Apartments, and an engaging pedestrian promenade encompassed by 40,000 SF of street-level restaurants and retail.

The pedestrian experience at Smoky Hollow will be activated with events and feature a mix of authentic and engaging store fronts mixed with inviting outdoor gathering areas. Future City of Raleigh Devereux Meadows Park, with rehabilitation focused on open green space, water features and greenway connections, is adjacent to Smoky Hollow.

PEACE RALEIGH APARTMENTS Peace Raleigh Apartments is a 12-story building offering 417 apartment homes above downtown Raleigh’s first Publix grocery store and approximately 5,000 SF of additional retail space. Peace and Publix opened in Summer 2020.

421 N. HARRINGTON ST. 421 N. Harrington St., opening Spring 2021, is a 9-story office building atop active ground-level retail, will feature an office experience focused on lifestyle-oriented workplaces such as large conference space, collaborative work areas, outdoor terraces and a bicycle center.

THE LINE DOWNTOWN APARTMENTS The Line Downtown Apartments opens February 2021, and will feature 283 apartment homes.

4321 Lassiter at North Hills Avenue Suite 250 Raleigh, NC 27609

(919) 833-7755 KANEREALTYCORP.COM

North Hills 2020 Year End Review & 2021 Outlook

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