List of tallest buildings in Raleigh

Raleigh, the second largest city in North Carolina, is home to more than 50 completed high-rise buildings, 14 of which stand taller than at least 250 feet (76 m).[1] The tallest building in Raleigh is the 32-story PNC Plaza, which rises 538 feet (164 m) tall and was completed in 2008.[2] It also stands as the tallest building in the state of North Carolina outside Charlotte. The second-tallest skyscraper in the city is Two Hannover Square, which rises 431 feet (131 m) and was completed in 1991.[3] The Wells Fargo Capitol Center, completed in 1990, is Raleigh's third tallest building, rising at 400 feet (122 m).[4] Overall, of the 25 tallest buildings in North Carolina, three are located in Raleigh.[5] The history of skyscrapers in Raleigh began with the completion of the North Carolina State Capitol in 1840.

Tallest buildings

This list ranks Raleigh high rises 200 feet (61 m), based on standard height measurement. This includes spires and architectural details but does not include antenna masts. The "Year" column indicates the year in which a buildings was completed. This list includes only buildings that have been completed and not just Topped out.

Rank Name Image Height
ft / m 		Floors Year Coordinates Primary Purpose Notes
1 PNC Plaza 538 / 164[6] 32[6] 2008[6] 35°46′37.0″N 78°38′19.4″W / 35.776944°N 78.638722°W / 35.776944; -78.638722 Office/Residential [2][7] Previously known as RBC Plaza; was the U.S. headquarters of RBC Bank. Tallest building in North Carolina outside of Charlotte. Tallest building built in Raleigh in the 2000s. With 276,000 square feet (25,600 m2) of leasable space it is the thirteenth largest office building in the triangle area.[8]
2 Two Hannover Square 431 / 131.3[9] 29[9] 1991[9] 35°46′28.4″N 78°38′24.5″W / 35.774556°N 78.640139°W / 35.774556; -78.640139 Office [3] Prior to Truist signage, the building was commonly referred to as the "BB&T Tower." Tallest building in Raleigh from 1991 to 2008. With 441,000 square feet (41,000 m2) of leasable space it is the third largest office building in the triangle area.[8]
3 150 Fayetteville 400 / 122[10] 30[10] 1990[10] 35°46′27.6″N 78°38′24.6″W / 35.774333°N 78.640167°W / 35.774333; -78.640167 Office [4] Formerly known as First Union Capitol Center and Wachovia Capitol Center. Tallest building in Raleigh from 1990 to 1991. With 550,980 square feet (51,188 m2) of leasable space it is the largest office building in the triangle area.[8]
4 The Eastern 377 / 114.9[11] 36[12] 2022[12] 35°50′10.3″N 78°38′23.4″W / 35.836194°N 78.639833°W / 35.836194; -78.639833

Residential

36-story apartment building located in the North Hills area and developed by Kane Realty Corp. This tower features 376 residential units and 6,500 SF of retail.[13]
5 FNB Tower 358 / 109[14] 22[14] 2019[14] 35°46′25.9″N 78°38′21.3″W / 35.773861°N 78.639250°W / 35.773861; -78.639250 Office/Residential [15] Regional headquarters of First National Bank. Includes 239 apartments. Formerly known as Charter Square North.
6 One Progress Plaza 298 / 91[16] 21[16] 1977[16] 35°46′37.5″N 78°38′20.2″W / 35.777083°N 78.638944°W / 35.777083; -78.638944 Office [17] Tallest building in Raleigh from 1977 to 1990. With 440,000 square feet (41,000 m2) of leasable space it is the fourth largest office building in the triangle area.[8]
7 One Hannover Square 289 / 88[18] 17[18] 1985[18] 35°46′28.5″N 78°38′19.7″W / 35.774583°N 78.638806°W / 35.774583; -78.638806 Office The building contains 373,641 square feet (34,712.4 m2) of leasable space it is the fifth largest office building in the triangle area.[8]
8 Red Hat Tower 286 / 87.2[19] 19[19] 2004[19] 35°46′29.3″N 78°38′16.4″W / 35.774806°N 78.637889°W / 35.774806; -78.637889 Office [20] Previously the headquarters of Progress Energy; is now the headquarters of Red Hat.[21]
9 Raleigh Crossing-Office Tower 272 / 83[22] 19[22] 2022[22] 35°46′48.6″N 78°38′38.2″W / 35.780167°N 78.643944°W / 35.780167; -78.643944 Office Phase 1 of the Raleigh Crossing development. Headquarters of Pendo.[23][24] With 292,457 square feet (27,170.1 m2) of leasable space it is the eleventh largest office building in the triangle area.[8]
10 Bank of America Tower 266 / 81[25] 18[25] 2016[25] 35°50′17.7″N 78°38′26.0″W / 35.838250°N 78.640556°W / 35.838250; -78.640556 Office Bank of America, Merrill Lynch and U.S. Trust moved their operations and employees from downtown to occupy 57,000 square feet (5,300 m2) in the 300,000 square feet (28,000 m2) building, which had 44% occupancy before it opened in the spring of 2016.[26][27] With 284,892 square feet (26,467.3 m2) of leasable space it is the twelfth largest office building in the triangle area.[8]
The Dillon 266 / 81[28] 17[28] 2018[28] 35°46′42.4″N 78°38′43.3″W / 35.778444°N 78.645361°W / 35.778444; -78.645361 Office/Residential The building was built on the 2.5-acre occupies the former Dillon Supply warehouse.[29] In November 2020 Kane Realty sold the building for $236 million.[30]
12 The Holston at The Weld 265 / 80.7 20[31] 2025[32] Residential 2 tower developments with a total of 657 apartments near Dix Park. It will be the first of two phases. The first phase broke ground in June 2023, the towers delivered in 2025.[31]
Ray at The Weld 265 / 80.7 20[31] 2025[32] Residential 2 tower developments with a total of 657 apartments near Dix Park. It will be the first of two phases. The first phase broke ground in June 2023, the towers delivered in 2025.[31]
14 Skyhouse Raleigh 264 / 81[33] 23[33] 2015[33] 35°46′36.9″N 78°38′13.4″W / 35.776917°N 78.637056°W / 35.776917; -78.637056 Residential [34] Upon its completion in 2015, it became the tallest apartment building in Raleigh.[35]
15 Captrust Tower 260 / 79[36] 17[36] 2009[36] 35°50′13.6″N 78°38′23.5″W / 35.837111°N 78.639861°W / 35.837111; -78.639861 Office It is a 300,000 square feet (28,000 m2) class A office building in North Hills[37][38]
16 Advance Auto Parts Tower 257 / 78 20[39] 2020 35°50′10.4″N 78°38′23.8″W / 35.836222°N 78.639944°W / 35.836222; -78.639944 Office [40] Headquarters for Advance Auto Parts. With 328,648 square feet (30,532.4 m2) of leasable space it is the eighth largest office building in the triangle area.[8]
17 400H 244 / 74.4[41] 20[41] 2023[41] Office/Residential 144,000 SF office space, 16,000 SF retail, and 242 apartments[42][43]
18 Cardinal North Hills - East Tower 241 / 73.5 18[44] 2023 Residential Located in the North Hills area, this high rise development features 191 residential units for seniors.[44][45]
Wake County Public Safety Center 241 / 73.5[46] 17[46] 1991[46] 35°46′34.3″N 78°38′26.1″W / 35.776194°N 78.640583°W / 35.776194; -78.640583 Office [47]
20 North Hills Tower 5 238 / 72.5 18[48] 2025[32] Office An 18-story office tower with 322,232 square feet (29,936.3 m2) located in the North Hills Innovation District.[48][49]
21 333 Fayetteville Street 221 / 67.4[50] 15[50] 1964[50] 35°46′34.3″N 78°38′26.1″W / 35.776194°N 78.640583°W / 35.776194; -78.640583 Office [47]
22 Charter Square 213 / 65[51] 11[51] 2015[51] 35°46′24.5″N 78°38′20.0″W / 35.773472°N 78.638889°W / 35.773472; -78.638889 Office [52] Platinum LEED certified.
Sheraton Capital Center 213 / 65[53] 17[53] 1982[53] 35°46′30.6″N 78°38′23.9″W / 35.775167°N 78.639972°W / 35.775167; -78.639972 Hospitality The hotel has 353 guest rooms, which makes it the third largest hotel in the Triangle.[54][55][56]
The Maeve 213 / 64.9 20[32] 2025[32] Residential The building featurs 297 apartments and 10,000 square feet of retail space.[57] The 1.2-acre lot was purchased by Capital Square in 2021 for $3.5 million. The total project cost is $100 million. The building opened in April 2025.[58]
25 Park Central 212 / 79 16[59] 2017[60] Residential Apartment building in North Hills with 286 apartments across 252,204 square feet (23,430.5 m2) including 36,400 square feet (3,380 m2) of ground floor retail. Completed in September 2017.[60]
26 Wake County Office Building 206 / 62.8[61] 15[61] 2007[61] 35°46′57.9″N 78°38′41.0″W / 35.782750°N 78.644722°W / 35.782750; -78.644722 Residential
27 Quorum Center 200 / 61[62] 15[62] 2007[62] 35°46′57.9″N 78°38′41.0″W / 35.782750°N 78.644722°W / 35.782750; -78.644722 Residential [63] Building received damage from the Metropolitan apartment complex fire on March 16, 2017.[64]

Tallest Under Construction

Buildings approved that are currently under construction, in site prep, or demolition phase. Buildings listed are planned to rise above 200 feet (60 m) and include:

Name Image Height
(ft.)		 Height
(m.) 		Floors Year Status Primary Purpose Notes
Highline Glenwood - Phase I 490 149.3 37[65] 2028[65] Under Construction Mixed-Use Initially planned to rise to 32 stories, but modified in 2022. The building experienced permit delays in 2023 and broke ground in October 2025.[66] It will have 306 Residential units, and it will be the first phase of Highline Glenwood.[67][65] The developer Turnbridge Equities, has secured financing for the project. Once complete, it is expected to be the tallest residential building in the city.[68]
The Strand 210 64 20[69] 2027[69] Under Construction Mixed-Use A 20-story residential tower has been ground at a former parking lot next to the Advanced Auto Parts Tower. It with have 362 apartments and 9,000 square feet (840 m2) of ground-level retail.[69]
East Civic Tower 258 78.6 17[70] 2026 Topped out Office It will be a city hall complex in downtown, which will consolidate most of the city functions into one building. The building is located at 110 S McDowell St, the former Raleigh Police Department headquarters. It will contain 370,000 square feet (34,000 m2) of space.[70]
Omni Raleigh 384 117 29[71] 2028[71] 2028[71] Mixed-Use It is a 29-story hotel containing 600 rooms and 20,000 square feet (1,900 m2) of retail. The site is located on former surface parking directly across the street from the Martin Marietta Center for the Performing Arts in downtown Raleigh. It broke ground in February 2026 and it will deliver near the end of 2028[72][71]

Tallest Approved & Pending Construction

Buildings currently planned, approved or on hold. Buildings listed are planned to rise above 200 feet (60 m) and include:

Name Height
(ft.)		 Height
(m.) 		Floors Year Status Primary Purpose Notes
521 S Wilmington St 242 73.7 20 TBD Proposed Mixed-Use
Life Time at The Exchange 225 68.5 17[72] TBD Approved Mixed-Use It is a 17-story building containing a 80,000 square feet (7,400 m2) Life Time Fitness location, 250 apartment units, and a 35,000 square feet (3,300 m2) rooftop beach club. Construction will start in early 2026.[72]
Highline Glenwood - Phase II 295 90 21 TBD Approved Mixed-Use Initially planned to rise to 20 stories, but modified in 2022. Will be primarily office space, and will start construction in 2024.[67]
The Nash (Tower 1) 40 TBD On Hold Mixed-Use First of two planned towers located next to Nash Square in Downtown Raleigh. Would be Tallest Building in Raleigh if constructed.[73]
The Nash (Tower 2) 40 TBD On Hold Mixed-Use Second of two planned towers located next to Nash Square in Downtown Raleigh. Would be Tallest Building in Raleigh if constructed.[73]
Raleigh Convention Hotel and Downtown Development Project (Tower 2) 530 161.5 40 TBD On Hold Office/Mixed-Use Planned to be constructed near Raleigh's convention center and performing arts center. While the height has not been revealed, the city desires for both buildings to be of a substantial height.[74]
Vela LongView 336 102 30 TBD On Hold Mixed-Use Will have 524,568 Sq Ft for residential units and retail spaces. To begin construction in mid-2023.[75]
Bloc83 Tower 3 259 79 18 TBD On Hold Mixed-Use [76][77]

Timeline of tallest buildings

This lists buildings that once held the title of tallest building in Raleigh.

Name Image Height
ft (m) 		Floors Years tallest
North Carolina State Capitol 97 / 30 3 1840-1859
First Baptist Church 98 / 30 1 1859-1874
Briggs Hardware Building 100 / 31 4 1874-1923
Odd Fellows Building 131 / 40[78] 10 1923-1924
Sir Walter Hotel 142 / 43.2[79] 12 1924-1930
Capital Club Building 143 / 44 12 1930-1942
Wake County Office Building 206 / 62.8[61] 16 1942-1964
Capital Bank Plaza 221 / 67.4[50] 15 1964-1977
One Progress Plaza 298 / 91[16] 21 1977-1990
Wells Fargo Capitol Center 400 / 122[10] 30 1990-1991
Two Hannover Square 431 / 131[9] 29 1991-2008
PNC Plaza 538 / 164[6] 32 2008–Present

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