Overview

Premier infill industrial leasing in
Raleigh's North Hills submarket

1904 New Hope Church Road offers a single leasing opportunity — Suite 2 — within a well-positioned multi-tenant industrial property in one of Raleigh's most established infill industrial corridors. Less than a mile from the I-440 Beltline, the property has exceptional access to Downtown Raleigh, I-540, I-40, and the broader Triangle.

Demand for infill industrial space across Raleigh remains strong, particularly among small- and mid-sized users: contractors, distributors, light manufacturers, and service businesses. Limited availability of functional shallow-bay product inside established submarkets keeps leasing activity and rental growth healthy as tenants prioritize proximity to labor, customers, and major transportation corridors.

Infill Raleigh location — under a mile from I-440 with immediate regional access
Suite 2, 5,795 RSF — the building's only availability
Shared dock access at the centrally located dock area
Four dock doors serving the shared dock court
Strong small-bay demand against limited Raleigh supply
IX-3 zoning, NNN lease structure

Availability

Suite 2 — the building's only availability

Suite 2 totals 5,795 rentable square feet with shared access to the property's central dock area. Its efficient layout and infill location suit distribution, showroom, light manufacturing, warehouse, and service-oriented users looking for a genuinely accessible Raleigh address. The balance of the building is occupied.

Suite	Square Feet	Status
Suite 1	6,190	Occupied
Suite 2	5,795	Available
Suite 3	8,081	Occupied
Suite 4	7,073	Occupied
Suite 4A	8,000	Occupied
Suite 5	15,373	Occupied
Available — 1 suite	5,795	Suite 2

Availability and suite sizes are current as of publication and subject to change.

Overhead aerial of 1904 New Hope Church Road showing the building's stepped footprint, trailers backed into the central dock area between the two wings, box trucks parked along the rear, and striped parking wrapping the front and side — The central, shared dock area

The Space

Functional shallow-bay warehouse

The warehouse is straightforward, working space: concrete floors, painted block walls, steel framing, and rows of overhead lighting, with roll-up doors opening onto the shared dock area. It is space a tenant can occupy and use rather than rebuild.

Warehouse interior at 1904 New Hope Church Road with a broad concrete floor, painted block walls, red steel columns and roof framing, two roll-up doors, and a passage through to the dock area — Warehouse with roll-up door access

Second warehouse view at 1904 New Hope Church Road showing block walls, red steel columns, sliding steel fire doors, exposed ductwork, and an open concrete floor — Open floor and steel framing

Warehouse bay at 1904 New Hope Church Road with taller clear height, ceiling fans, block and drywall partition walls, and yellow staging lines marked on the concrete floor — Higher-bay area with staging lines

Location

One of the Southeast's
strongest industrial markets

The Raleigh–Durham industrial market is driven by sustained population growth, corporate expansion, and a strategic position on the East Coast distribution corridor, with direct access to I-40, I-85, I-95, and Raleigh–Durham International Airport. Demand holds up across distribution, manufacturing, flex, and last-mile logistics, and both shallow-bay and bulk product continue to see limited vacancy and steady rent growth.

The Raleigh–Durham–Cary–Chapel Hill CSA is home to 2.4 million residents and ranks among the fastest-growing metropolitan areas in the country, anchored by world-class universities and a concentration of leading technology, pharmaceutical, and healthcare companies. RDU generates roughly $15.1 billion in annual economic activity and moves more than 14.2 million passengers a year.