This is part 4 of a 10 post series, rolled out all week, on residential projects in downtown Raleigh. Go here to see all the posts so far.
We haven’t looked at The Devon Apartments, formerly called 425 Boylan, for almost a year and a half. The scaffolding is down now and we can really see what this project looks like.
First, let’s get the naming straight. Taking a look at The Devon website, the new apartment building is being billed as The Devon 425 while its mate across the street, 712 Tucker, is called The Devon 712. I was told that the two apartment buildings will actually share amenities since they are all under the same company.
Construction was slower compared to other projects but there’s a lot of concrete compared to wood framing in The Devon 425. There will be a total of 250 apartments consisting of studio, 1 and 2 bedroom units.
Between the two Devon projects and the units nearby at St. Mary’s Square, this could be one of the most urban residential areas in the city. If you include the entire district as a whole, Glenwood South is turning into urban Raleigh’s place to live.
Similar Posts:
- Pic of the Week | January 4, 2015
- Crash of the Resident Wave, The L Apartments Showing Wood (2/10) | June 20, 2014
- Crash of the Resident Wave, The Link Apartments Dig in on West Street (3/10) | June 24, 2014
Comments
Comments are disabled here. That's because we're all hanging out on the DTRaleigh Community, an online forum for passionate fans of the Oak City.
To have Leo & Matt keep us up on our downtown with information & pictures is certainly a great blessing ! Thanks Guys ! Dwight Nipper
Devon 425 is a vast improvement over “Devon 712”. While it’s not cutting edge architecture, at least it’s neither wood frame construction nor quasi-new-urbanism.
Yeah that is a pretty nice looking place! I completely forgot about this one.
That’s actually a really cool looking building.
Alright, now this is a sight for sore eyes. Sure, it’s a big huge box, but it is cool looking!!
Not much to say that hasn’t been said. Nice urban form, strong materials, great number of units and overall a nice fit for Glenwood South. This section is slowly being transformed into a nice urban neighborhood. With the addition of Gramercy – if it happens – I can see Glenwood South becoming a model for urban redevelopment.
This apartment wave is bringing more attractive buildings than the condo wave did 6 years ago. The lines are much more appealing than say 222 Glenwood or The Dawson.
[…] Crash of the Resident Wave, Scaffolding is Down at The Devon (4/10) (June 20, 2014, 0 Comments) […]