223 S Wilmington St., Suite 200, Raleigh, NC 27601

Office Sub-Lease Opportunity in Downtown! Step into one of downtown Raleigh's most inspiring workspaces. Located in a beautifully restored 223 S Wilmington building, Suite 200 offers a rare blend of character, functionality, and design-forward energy. This light-drenched office — anchored by soaring ceilings, exposed trusses, and original refinished hardwood floors — was built for teams who value craft, collaboration, and a strong sense of place right in the heart of Downtown. The 3,000 SF suite features a large open office area with 16 oversized desks, a dramatic primary conference room with an 85" screen and roll-up garage door, a secondary meeting room with a 65" screen, a phone room, a workroom, and two private restrooms. The kitchenette includes a full-size refrigerator, dishwasher, sink, coffee setup, and a high-top — perfect for team lunches or casual client meetings. What makes this place truly special is the abundance of natural light, with glass at both the front and rear facades and skylights above. The pin-up walls lining the main workspace are ready for drawings, prints, or inspiration boards, creating a gallery-like feel that's perfect for creative or professional firms. Ground-floor access from the street and a standalone electronic entry system make coming and going effortless. You're a 30-second stroll from some of Raleigh's best food and drink — Bida Manda, Brewery Bhavana, and Moore Square are right outside your door.

The four-block radius surrounding City Collective in Downtown Raleigh encompasses a highly dynamic commercial real estate environment. Located near the intersection of the Moore Square district and the periphery of the central business area, the location benefits from a robust mixed-use profile. This area features a blend of historic and redeveloped properties, offering diverse commercial opportunities. You'll find ground-floor retail and restaurant space catering to foot traffic, alongside numerous office spaces—including smaller, creative office suites in older buildings and larger Class A developments further toward Fayetteville Street. The presence of residential development (apartments and condos) is a significant driver, bolstering demand for neighborhood retail and dining. Commercial properties here often carry premium values and rents due to the high-demand, walkable location, with available listings typically consisting of smaller units in converted buildings or ground-floor retail in new projects.