A 37-Story Tower Is Coming to Raleigh and It's Called The Creamery

Thinking about moving to Raleigh or the Triangle? Reach out directly here: https://www.jontennant.com/contact Raleigh is about to get its tallest residential tower ever, and the 37 story building just got a name: The Creamery. Planned for Glenwood South, it's expected to surpass the city's current tallest building at around 32 stories. In this video I break down what The Creamery actually is, why Glenwood South is exactly the kind of location that supports a project like this, and what it signals about where downtown Raleigh real estate is heading next. We also talk about what else is happening across downtown Raleigh right now, including the Lenovo Center entertainment district transformation and the Downtown South soccer stadium development, and why seeing all three of these projects happening at once says a lot about the momentum in this market. I am Jon Tennant, a realtor here in the Raleigh Durham Triangle area, and every week I cover real estate, development news, and everything happening across the local market. If you are thinking about making a move to the Triangle, click the link below and tell me where you are coming from, what your budget looks like, and what your timeline is. Tags: The Creamery Raleigh, Raleigh tallest building, Raleigh skyline, Glenwood South Raleigh, Glenwood South development, Raleigh high rise, Raleigh residential tower, downtown Raleigh development, Raleigh mixed use development, Raleigh real estate, Raleigh NC real estate, Glenwood South real estate, Raleigh urban development, Raleigh new construction, Lenovo Center Raleigh, Downtown South Raleigh, Raleigh soccer stadium, Raleigh entertainment district, Raleigh NC skyline 2026, moving to Raleigh NC, Raleigh Durham Triangle real estate, Jon Tennant realtor, Raleigh NC realtor, relocating to Raleigh, Raleigh condos, Raleigh apartments downtown, Raleigh nightlife, Raleigh restaurants Glenwood, best neighborhoods in Raleigh, Raleigh investment real estate, Raleigh NC growth, Raleigh urban living, Triangle area real estate