Located at Falls of Neuse and Honeycutt Roads, this premier location falls amidst Raleigh’s most affluent zip codes. The 6.84 acre site captures the many new exclusive residential developments just to the north. Over 70,000 cars per day on the east-west 540 will greatly expand normal shopping access to Lafayette Village.
Not too large or overwhelming, the space is manageable, convenient and well suited to fulfill the vision of a small European village. The village, with its thematic charm, draws strength as a commercial entity from an appropriate and select roster of tenants which complement, and meld into the concept. Potential tenants will require review by and approval from the Oversight Team for Lafayette. Only those prospective tenants viewed as integrating into the micro culture of Lafayette, and as supporting the solidarity of the village will be accepted. By creating a strong, symbiotic relationship among and between store owners/operators/center management, all will benefit from a special idea and commercial experience.
We encourage new ideas or concepts, compatible with our vision, to be submitted for review. For merchants who believe that Lafayette fits with their business plans, and who embrace the Lafayette concept, please contact us.
Area Demographics
Average household income 2009
1 Mile Radius | 3 Mile Radius | 5 Mile Radius |
$ 131,637 | $ 107,273 | $ 99,008 |
Average household income 2014
1 Mile Radius | 3 Mile Radius | 5 Mile Radius |
$ 141,735 | $ 112,535 | $ 103,852 |
Population Comparison
1 Mile Radius | 3 Mile Radius | 5 Mile Radius |
5,572 | 64,851 | 154,678 |
Population Comparison 2012
1 Mile Radius | 3 Mile Radius | 5 Mile Radius |
5,637 | 76,055 | 194,447 |
Why Raleigh?
The US Census Bureau noted Raleigh as the number one growing city in the Eastern US. Here are some of the reasons why 76 people a day relocate to the Triangle area.
Wake County Economic Development (http://www.raleigh-wake.org/home)
Raleigh Economic Development (http://www.raleigh4u.com)
Greater Raleigh Chamber of Commerce (http://www.raleighchamber.org/)
Article | Publication | Date |
Raleigh Ranked Among Top 15 Best Cities For Job Growthhttp://www.prlog.org/11522861-raleigh-ranked-among-top-15-best-cities-for-job-growth.html | Raleigh Chamber of Commerce | June 2011 |
The Protean Future Of American Citieshttp://blogs.forbes.com/joelkotkin/2011/03/07/the-protean-future-of-american-cities/ | Forbes.com | March 2011 |
The Census’ Fastest-Growing Cities Of The Decadehttp://blogs.forbes.com/joelkotkin/2011/04/15/the-census-fastest-growing-cities-of-the-decade/ | Forbes.com | April 2011 |
America’s Fastest-Growing Citieshttp://www.forbes.com/2011/05/20/fastest-growing-cities.html | Forbes. com | May 2011 |
Best Places For Business And Careershttp://www.forbes.com/2009/03/25/best-cities-careers-bizplaces09-business-places-intro.html | Forbes.com | March 2009 |
North America’s Fastest-Growing Citieshttp://www.forbes.com/2010/10/07/cities-austin-texas-calgary-opinions-columnists-joel-kotkin.html | Forbes.com | Oct 2010 |
Forbes declares Raleigh third most innovative U.S. city | Another day, another high national ranking for Raleigh. | May 2010 |
The Business Journal | June 8th | 2010 |
The Raleigh metro area ranks among the top 10 places to live in the United States for 2010, according to a new study by the Web-based research firm RelocateAmerica.com. Raleigh ranked 8th | RelocateAmerica.com | 2010 |
Census Bureau: | Raleigh emerges as big population winner 2010 | 2010 |
A new study ranks Raleigh as the third best metropolitan area in the country for young adults seeking to establish themselves in a recessionary economy. | March 2010 | |
Raleigh Named Forbes’ Most Wired City, | wifi, broadband | 2010 |
Raleigh-Cary Ranked No. 3 | Five Year Jobs Growth | 2010 |
#1 Best Place For Business And Careers | Forbes | 2009 |
# 1 City Where People Are Relocating. | Forbes | April 2009 |
Forbes 2009 Raleigh Top College Sports Town | Forbes | 2009 |
#1 Best Place For Business And Careers | Forbes | April 2007 |
Top Ten Fastest Frowing MSA | US Census Bureau | July 2000 – 2005 |
#1 Home Sellers Market | Forbes | June 2007 |
#15 Fastest Growing Large City (Raleigh, NC) | US Census Bureau | July 2007 |
#8 Fastest Growing Large City (Cary, NC) | US Census Bureau | July 2007 |
“Fast City” For R&D (Raleigh-Durham, NC) | Fast Company | July 2007 |
#1 Area For Tech Business | Silicone Valley Leadership Group | Sept 2005 |
#3 Hottest City For Entrepreneurs | Entrepreneur | Oct 2005 |
#4 Best City For Singles | Forbes | July 2005 |
#7 Richest City | Forbes | Nov 2005 |
Top “Seven Cool Cities” For Young Professionals | Kiplinger personal finance | Oct 2005 |
#1 Biotech Workforce | Milkin Institute | June 2004 |
#1 City With Happiest Workers | Hudson Employment Index | Mar 2004 |
#1 Hottest Job Market | Business | Mar 2004 |
#2 Best Place For Business | Forbes | May 2004 |
#1 College Town | USA Today | Aug 2003 |
#1 Place To Live & Work | Employment Review | June 2003 |
#2 Best Place For Education | Forbes | June 2003 |
#1 Business Climate | Site selection magazine | Nov 2002 |
#1 Healthiest Place To Live | Outlook | Aug 2002 |
#2 Most Educated City | US Census Bureau | Jan 2002 |
#2 City In US For Relocation | Expansion Mgt | Jan 2002 |
#1 Income Growth Batting Avg. | Demographics Daily | Oct 2001 |
#1 Best Place To Live | Money | Nov 2000 |
#1 Area For Education Opportunity | Time | Feb 2000 |