FOURTH
ANNUAL
DOWNTOWN RALEIGH HOME TOUR
Saturday, May 17, 2008
11am - 5pm
rain or shine
2008
Residential Options GO>>
Learn more about each stop on the Downtown Raleigh
Home Tour
2008
Tour Map GO>>
Plan your route with our Downtown Raleigh Home Tour
Map
2007
3rd Annual Downtown Raleigh Home Tour Archive
See last year's tour here.
2006
2nd Annual Downtown Raleigh Home Tour Archive
See 2006 year's tour here.
TICKETS FOR THIS YEAR'S
EVENT!
Purchase tickets for $10 (cash or check only, please) at the Raleigh
Urban Design Center, 133 Fayetteville Street, Raleigh, NC, beginning May 1.
Then on May 17, you'll receive a tour package and map to use during the self-guided tour to see the diversity of Raleigh's urban living options.
For more information call (919) 807-8479
or Email
A portion of the proceeds will be donated to the Support Circles Program of the Plan to End Homelessness, the joint City of Raleigh, Wake County, Triangle United Way, and Wake Continuum of Care effort aimed at ending homelessness in Raleigh and Wake County.
Hosted By
The City of Raleigh Department of City Planning is hosting the 4th Annual Downtown Raleigh Home Tour on May 17, 2008 from 11 am to 5 pm (rain or shine).
Held the same weekend as Artsplosure, the self-guided tour will focus on the wide variety of housing options available in Downtown, featuring historic properties and single-family homes as well as affordable rental units and luxury condominiums.
Greeting from the Director
On behalf of the City of Raleigh, I welcome you to the 4th Annual Downtown Raleigh Home Tour. The Department of City Planning is proud to host this annual event showcasing the wide variety of housing options available in the heart of our City.
Downtown Raleigh has emerged as the Triangle’s dynamic urban center. Experience the diversity of residential living from the traditional single-family homes to contemporary condominiums from historic neighborhoods to new urban enclaves. The tour will also give you a chance to explore Raleigh’s cosmopolitan street life filled with arts and culture, dining and shopping. There will also be information for a number of upcoming residential projects on display at the Raleigh Urban Design Center.
Sincerely,
Mitchell Silver, AICP
Director, Department of City Planning
City of Raleigh
