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Charlotte native and restaurateur, Conrad Hunter, announces plans to open a new location for Foxcroft Wine Co. in Raleigh’s North Hills. This will be the company’s sixth location since the original opened in 2004 as a retail bottleshop in the historic Foxcroft neighborhood near South Park, from which Foxcroft Wine Co. derives its name. In addition to the original location, Foxcroft Wine Co. can also be found in historic West End Downtown Greenville,SC, the Dilworth and Waverly Neighborhoods in Charlotte, and Birkdale Village, set to open in early 2024, in the Lake Norman area.

“We’re excited to bring our homegrown wine bar and restaurant concept to Raleigh. North Hills is a perfect fit for us to start building a community in Raleigh,” said Conrad Hunter, Founder and CEO of Foxcroft Wine Co. “Ourbusiness model is unique, and we hope that Raleigh residents will embrace us.”

Foxcroft Wine Co. Raleigh will be in the Lassiter District of North Hills, in the space previously occupied by MidtownGrille. Renovations will begin immediately with plans to expand the patio space and upfit the interior to match the laid-back cozy aesthetic of existing Foxcroft locations. “Guests can choose from thousands of bottles of high-quality wine from around the world displayed on open shelves throughout the restaurant or choose from an extensive by-the-glass list,” says Wine Operations Manager, Shawn Paul. “At Foxcroft, you won’t find a typical restaurant pricemarkup on wine bottles. You can choose to enjoy a bottle tableside at the sticker price or bring it home at a discount.” Raleigh residents will also have the opportunity to join the popular Foxcroft Wine Club where you can subscribe to receive two bottles monthly and attend a free monthly wine tasting experience. Raleigh residents will also have access to the Online Wine Shop at Foxcroft.

The food menu is inspired by wine-driven cultures and features elevated classics like their famous House-Ground Burger and Truffle Fries. The menu will also feature shareable dishes including charcuterie boards and house-madericotta, house-made pasta dishes, and seasonally inspired entrées including steak, scallops, and fish, all made from scratch in-house.

Foxcroft Wine Co. Raleigh will host monthly ticketed Wine Dinner Events centered around a theme, wine region, orfeatured producer hosted by an expert guest speaker, as well as monthly pop-up wine-tasting experiences. “We are looking forward to welcoming Foxcroft Wine Co. to North Hills,” said Stacey Buescher, Managing Director of Operations for Kane Realty Corporation. “The addition of this vibrant and unique concept to our property will enrichthe local community and provide an exceptional experience for our patrons. We look forward to a fruitful partnership and the success of Foxcroft Wine Co’s newest location.”

LS3P, an architecture, interiors and planning firm, is relocating its Raleigh office to Smoky Hollow, the new mixed-use district in Downtown Raleigh that features 225,000 square feet of Class-A office space. LS3P will relocate nearly 100 Raleigh-based employees to the new space in April 2024. JLL Managing Directors Kimarie Ankenbrand and Matt Winters represented LS3P in the deal.

With 12 locations across the Southeast, LS3P is a premier design firm with a commitment to creating architecture that enriches communities. Having spent 18 years at its former downtown office, LS3P made the strategic decision to further its commitment to the heart of Raleigh by signing a 20,000-square-foot lease at 421 N. Harrington, the newly delivered office and retail building within Smoky Hollow. The firm intentionally involved its employees in the relocation process, taking into account commute times, transportation options and the general wants and needs of its team members.

“Now more than ever, it is extremely important for companies to get started earlier in making their real estate decisions,” said JLL’s Ankenbrand. “Whether companies are rightsizing or relocating, new modern and activated office supply is dwindling, and planning needs to begin now. LS3P was proactive in starting its search 21 months before its lease expiration date, giving the firm plenty of time to extensively evaluate its people, culture and space needs. Because of this, we were able to find LS3P the ideal space in the heart of downtown to support its growing brand and team.”

Upon surveying its employees, LS3P found that walkability and access to quality amenities like quality retail, restaurants and services were some of its top priorities, as well as supporting the resurgence of Downtown Raleigh. Having originally opened its first phase in spring 2020, Smoky Hollow is now a vibrant mixed-use district with outdoor gathering spaces, services and dining options, access to public transportation and two apartment buildings. The site is home to a variety of amenities, including Hush and Dose Yoga + Smoothie Bar, restaurant concepts Madre and Midwood Smokehouse, New Anthem Brewery, Publix and more. 421 N. Harrington also features several outdoor terraces that LS3P will take advantage of within their space and an expansive, lifestyle-oriented amenity level with collaborative work areas, conference rooms and flexible meeting accommodations.

“As we continue to grow in Raleigh, we couldn’t think of a better place for our firm’s next chapter than Smoky Hollow,” said Steve Hepler, Raleigh Office Leader at LS3P. “Our partnership with JLL was instrumental in making streamlined and informed decisions about our new space, while also taking the time to prioritize our employees’ needs. We are proud to recommit to Downtown Raleigh and are looking forward to being an active part of its growth for years to come. We’re thrilled to be joining the dynamic Smoky Hollow District that Kane Realty and Williams Realty & Building Company have developed.”

“We are beyond excited to welcome LS3P to Smoky Hollow,” said Hooker Manning, Director of Office Leasing and Development at Kane Realty. “The 421 N. Harrington office building offers a lifestyle-oriented work experience designed to promote productivity and collaboration. We are sure LS3P’s employees and visitors will enjoy well-located, high-quality office space at Smoky Hollow in Downtown Raleigh.”

According to JLL’s Q3 Raleigh Office Insight, the market has seen steady demand for premium office space which has buoyed robust leasing activity. Tenants are continuing to adhere to the flight to quality trend, seeking out high-quality, collaborative office space with proximity to amenities. Additionally, absorption has been concentrated in Downtown Raleigh over the last few years, as companies continue to be attracted to its walkability, connectivity and liveliness. As seen through LS3P’s lease, Smoky Hollow is a testament to both the strength of downtown and demand for premier office space.

Kane Realty Corporation is excited to announce that Pink Chicken, a children’s clothing company, will be opening in the Main District of North Hills. The store will be located next door to Lilly Pulitzer and Kendra Scott.

“We are thrilled to welcome Pink Chicken to North Hills,” said Stacey Buescher, Managing Director of Operations for Kane Realty Corporation. “Pink Chicken is a chic and vibrant brand that we know will be well received and adored by the Raleigh community.”

Founded in 2006, Pink Chicken is a children’s clothing company known for collections of bright block prints, vintage-inspired patterns and not-so-basic basics that will have you walking on air from park to playdate, and beach to barbecue. Unique patterns make Pink Chicken pieces truly special. They take inspiration from decades past and faraway places, and design most of their prints and patterns in-house, with a few artist collabs along the way.

Stacey Fraser, founder and CEO of Pink Chicken, has always had a passion for vintage textiles. After nearly 15 years in the fashion corporate world, Stacey decided to take a break to focus on her two daughters. During nap times, she would sew garments made of a multitude of patterns from bright block prints to 60s florals. The spirit of sunny beach days and her love for vintage textiles came together to create easy and stylish pieces.

Giving back is a vital part of the Pink Chicken mission. Through the launch of their new giving back program, Pinkie Banks, they are aiming to instill the importance of giving back at a young age. Through partnerships with various organizations and charities such as Baby2Baby, Hearts of Gold and Every Mother Counts, they are providing support to mothers, children, and families in need. To date, they have donated 35,000 pieces of clothing and counting.

In addition to their strong e-commerce presence, Pink Chicken has five retail locations: one in the Hamptons, two in New York City, one in Charleston, South Carolina, and one in Santa Monica, California. The North Hills store will be their first location in North Carolina.

Kane Realty Corporation is excited to announce our partnership with Wake Audubon, in coordination with Raleigh’s Office of Sustainability, in participation with Lights Out Wake. Lights Out Wake started in 2015 with a goal to educate their members and surrounding communities on simple steps everyone can take to create safe passage for bird migration seasons which occur from March 15 to May 31 and September 10 to November 30. This can be accomplished by working to turn off or reduce non-essential lighting of buildings between the hours of 11PM and 6AM. This does not include street lights or lighting needed for safety. These lights can include exterior decorative lighting, lobby and atrium lighting, and interior lights (particularly those on upper levels).

Every year, billions of birds migrate north in the spring and south in the fall, the majority of them flying at night under the cover of darkness, navigating with the night sky. Increasingly birds must contend with light pollution from our growing cities and urban areas. Artificial lights in cities can interrupt a bird’s natural navigational system leading to disorientation causing building and window collisions. Ultimately, most collisions result in death even though the bird may initially fly away from the collision. Studies have shown that millions of birds are killed annually by building collisions. Lights have been identified as one of the primary causes of collisions with weather being a factor. Turning off lights may reduce collisions by as much as 80%.

By engaging with our communities, our collective participation will not only save birds for the beauty and enjoyment of our citizens, but it will save energy and money due to reduced operating costs.

“Our property management team is excited about this partnership with Wake Audubon and hope our local community will join us in this worthwhile effort,” said Stacey Buescher, Managing Director of Operations for Kane Realty Corporation.

Our local community can take an enthusiastic pledge of support here. For more information on Lights Out Wake, please visit wakeaudubon.org/initiatives/advocacy/lights-out.

Kane Realty Corporation (KRC), a leader in innovative urban development and placemaking, is proud to announce that The Eastern Residences at North Hills has been named the Grand Winner in the High-Rise category of the 2023 Multifamily Executive (MFE) Awards. Designed to celebrate the multifamily industry’s top people, projects, and programs, the MFE Awards received nearly 240 nominations from across the nation this year.

Jurors of the 2023 MFE Awards praised The Eastern for redefining luxury living in Raleigh, which has consistently ranked as one of the fastest-growing cities in the country. With this growth, increased demand emerged for high-rise luxury apartment buildings comparable to those found in major markets like New York, Chicago, and Los Angeles. When The Eastern opened in April 2022, it surpassed all expectations due to its elevated finishes, vast amenities package, and 24-hour concierge services.

“We are extremely honored to receive this prestigious recognition from Multifamily Executive,” said Rob Reid, KRC’s Managing Director of Residential. “The Eastern is the incredible result of over five years of passionate persistence and collaboration between our development, construction, and property management teams, along with our talented partners.” Atlanta-based Smallwood served as the architectural firm for The Eastern, while Balfour Beatty was the general contractor.

The Eastern’s studio, one-, two- and three-bedroom apartment homes are nearly 90% leased, with limited availability remaining. Availability is also limited for The Eastern’s uniquely crafted collection of penthouse residences located on the top three residential floors, which feature additional upgraded features such as premium gas ranges, sub-zero refrigerators, and primary bathrooms with drop-in tubs and walk-in showers. For more information about The Eastern, please visit theeasternraleigh.com.

Kane Realty Corporation, along with Williams Realty & Building Company and Lionstone Investments, are excited to announce three tenants that will soon be a part of the Smoky Hollow community – Alaksha’s Indian Bistro, Morelia Gourmet Paletas, and Noire The Nail Bar.

“We are thrilled to welcome these three businesses to Smoky Hollow,” said Stacey Buescher, Managing Director of Operations of Kane Realty Corporation. “From fitness studios and beauty services to beverage partners and dynamic dining, it is important that our retail tenant mix is well-rounded, and patrons of Smoky Hollow are offered a unique experience for every part of their day.”

Alaksha Surti is the executive chef and owner of Curry in a Hurry, the popular Indian food truck which has been featured on the Food Network and the Cooking Channel. She also has two quick-service restaurants inside the Morgan Street Food Hall in downtown Raleigh and the Old North State Food Hall in Selma. Now, Surti is very excited to expand her business to a full-service restaurant in Smoky Hollow. “When guests walk through my doors at Alaksha’s Indian Bistro, I want them to have a culinary experience with all their senses. It’s going to be a journey like no other – a true gateway to India,” said Surti.

Morelia Gourmet Paletas offers handcrafted gourmet popsicles and gourmet ice cream bars (aka paletas) made in small batches with fresh, high-quality, natural ingredients. The concept is named after Morelia, the capital city of the State of Michoacán in Mexico, where it is believed the first handcrafted fresh popsicles, paletas, originated. The first location opened in Coral Gables, Miami in 2016 by two longtime friends with a mission to bring the concept to the U.S. The company now has 10 locations nationwide in North Carolina, Florida and Texas.

Noire The Nail Bar is a local full-service nail salon with one other Raleigh location. The luxurious, modern inspired salon offers signature spa pedicure and manicure treatments, stunning nail designs, top brand name products, waxing services, and a warm, welcoming space.

Kane Realty Corporation (KRC), a leader in innovative urban development and placemaking, is proud to unveil the latest mixed-use project within North Hills Innovation District (NHID), to be named “Tributary.”  Additionally, Kane Realty announced the groundbreaking on the mixed-use project, “St. Albans Lofts,” also located within NHID.  St. Albans Lofts and Tributary are the newest projects to be announced within the burgeoning North Hills Innovation District.

Tributary

Named for the adjacent creek (Big Branch Creek), which is a tributary to Crabtree Creek, this six-story residential building will offer 320 luxury apartment homes and 6,000 square feet of ground-floor retail space. Tributary will offer the best of urban living with its exceptional design and unmatched amenities, including two large courtyards, an innovative digital content recording room, and an elevated wellness center overlooking the district. Residents will have immediate access to a new Greenway extension, to be located at the foot of Tributary, adjacent to the 6,000 SF of ground-level retail and large dining terrace. Nestled along the future extension of Hardimont Drive, just south of St. Albans Drive and to the east of Tower 5, Tributary heralds the beginning of NHID Phase III.

Hickok Cole is the architect and McAdams is the civil engineer. Construction is anticipated to commence in mid-2024.

St. Albans Lofts

After announcing the St. Albans Lofts project earlier this year, KRC is pleased to announce that construction has begun. Clancy + Theys General Contractors will manage the construction of the six-story residential mid-rise project. St. Albans Lofts will consist of 396 apartment homes across two buildings and will feature expansive resident club and entertaining spaces, a zen courtyard, a resort-style pool courtyard overlooking Big Branch Creek, club-quality fitness center, remote-work spaces, and a private rooftop lounge. St. Albans Lofts will also offer two levels of sub-terrain parking and 6,000 SF of retail space to be located on the corner of St. Albans Drive and the new extension of Hardimont Drive.

NHID: A Vision Taking Shape

Construction began in 2019, starting with Vine Apartments, which delivered 326 apartment homes in late 2020. Phase II saw the successful launch of Channel House Apartments in May 2023, already boasting a nearly 40% occupancy rate.

 Additional Phase II projects include:

• Tower 5: Strategically positioned 17 stories high on Raleigh’s Interstate 440, Tower 5 is set to provide 355,000 rentable SF of office space. Tower 5 will offer tenants thoughtful reception programming as well as indoor/outdoor amenity spaces and working and conferencing spaces on the 7^th level as well as expansive integrated parking with direct elevator connectivity, an indoor bike room and showering facilities, and dynamic ground-level retail experiences. Tower 5 is slated for delivery in Summer 2024. Shelco, LLC manages the construction.
• Makers Alley: This ground-level retail space, located just below Channel House, spans approximately 13,500 square feet and is specially designed to accommodate local restaurants and retailers. With micro-retail spaces ranging from 350-900 square feet, Makers Alley will deliver white-boxed suites primed to welcome small local purveyors, makers, and artisans. With high ceilings and uniquely designed storefronts opening onto an experientially designed public hardscape along Big Branch Creek, it promises ample outdoor dining and casual gathering spaces. Local fitness studio Dose Yoga is the first tenant to join Makers Alley and will occupy the corner retail space fronting St. Albans Drive. This will be Dose Yoga’s second location—more retail announcements to follow.
• F&B Building – A 6,000 SF stand-alone building designed for one local purveyor; this space sits at the heart of NHID and offers a casual experience with myriad of outdoor space and seating in a natural yet urban setting.  A retail tenant will be announced soon for this space.
• Pumphouse – A 1,500 SF single-tenant stand-alone retail jewel box at the base of Tower 5 along Hardimont Road.
• Public Art – Public art will be featured throughout NHID. The first public art project to be completed is an iconic 100-foot-high mural at Channel House. The mural, Three-Pointer at the Buzzer by the Creek, is by Jeremiah Britton and Joe Geis of Also Dept.

The newest district within North Hills (Raleigh’s Midtown) is the North Hills Innovation District (NHID). The 33-acre development will include luxury residential, a Class A office tower, retail, structured and site parking, and F+B, maker and creator spaces—all with access to an unprecedented amount of open natural area space. NHID will integrate a new road network connecting directly to Wake Forest Road, Hardimont Road and North Hills and will also create an exceptional pedestrian experience with wide sidewalks in and around the district, new Capital Area Greenway system connections, and a network of pedestrian bridges and landings within the district to effortlessly link tenants and visitors to retail and maker’s spaces. The district also boasts expansive outdoor working, gathering, and dining spaces, making it a true urban oasis.

For more information about the North Hills Innovation District and its exciting projects, please visit nhid.com.

Kane Realty Corporation is excited to announce that True Food Kitchen, an award-winning full-service restaurant and bar serving wholesome food made with quality ingredients, will be opening in the Main District of North Hills. This will be the brand’s first restaurant to open in the state of North Carolina located on the street-level of the 5-story 4114 Creative Offices building and feature a large outdoor dining space.

Other new restaurants announced for the Main District Expansion project currently under construction are RH Gallery rooftop restaurant and wine bar, Limani Grille and Mia’s Bakery, Village Tavern plus the reopening of Ruth’s Chris Steak House. Once completed, the expansion will include a 12-story high-rise residential building, 346,000 square feet of office space and 100,000 square feet of ground floor retail. First deliveries for the Main District Expansion project are scheduled for mid-2023 with openings beginning late 2023 and continuing into 2024.

True Food Kitchen was founded in Phoenix, Arizona in 2008 by integrative medicine specialist Dr. Andrew Weil who believed there should be no opposition between great tasting food and food that was good for you. The brand believes living well begins with eating well, feeling well, and savoring real moments over real food. Each of its 44 restaurants is led by an expert culinary team of chefs who craft dishes and drinks that fuse comfort cuisine and good-for-you super foods that are a treat for your taste buds and a boost for your well-being. From the juiciest organic grass-fed burgers and brick-oven fired pizzas, to decadent brunch towers and hearty grain bowls topped with wild-caught salmon — everything is deliciously and nutritiously crafted.

“We are thrilled to bring the first True Food Kitchen in North Carolina to North Hills,” said Stacey Buescher, Managing Director of Operations for Kane Realty Corporation. “True Food is an incredible restaurant concept centered around wellness that will provide a unique culinary experience for our community.”

“The incredible energy of North Hills and the vibrant Raleigh community are a perfect fit as we looked to expand our footprint into the wonderful state of North Carolina,” commented True Food Kitchen CEO, John Williams. “Our mission is to bring fresh, wholesome food to more people, and we feel confident the folks of Raleigh will love our chef-driven dishes, scratch cocktails and unwavering commitment to hospitality.”

The restaurant is planning to open at North Hills in Spring 2024. For more information on True Food, visit truefoodkitchen.com.

Kane Realty Corporation is pleased to announce details on the second phase of development in the rapidly-growing area by Dorothea Dix Park and highlight progress at its latest projects in Downtown Raleigh. Additionally, Kane Realty is excited to officially introduce “Rockway Raleigh,” the mixed-use project currently being constructed adjacent to Dorothea Dix Park that aims to redefine urban living and retail and seamlessly blend with the natural beauty of its surroundings. These developments will further expand Downtown Raleigh and amplify the connection between the Central Business District and Dorothea Dix Park, enhancing the city’s appeal to residents, businesses, and visitors.

Rockway Raleigh

Inspired by Dorothea Dix Park and Raleigh’s Rocky Branch Trail, Rockway Raleigh is a true urban infill project that will add to an emerging park district and connect the downtown core to vast expanses of public park space. Positioned directly across Lake Wheeler Road from Dorothea Dix Park and alongside the Rocky Branch Trail, Rockway Raleigh seamlessly blends urban living and retail with nature, offering a harmonious blend of exploration, play, and relaxation opportunities.

Josie Reeves, Director of Design with Kane Realty Corporation, formed the project’s vision: “Rockway Raleigh is designed to harmonize with Raleigh’s natural surroundings, providing residents with unparalleled access to urban amenities immediately on the Greenway, and adjacent to Raleigh’s central park. This unique combination exemplifies a new way to live and play in Downtown Raleigh.”

The Rockway Residences feature 335 mid-rise apartments with best-in-class unit finishes and a market-leading amenities program, including robust work-from-home spaces, a large pool and sundeck, a rooftop lounge, and a terrace overlooking Dorothea Dix Park. Eighteen thousand square feet of street-level retail and flex office space will face S. Saunders Street and the Rocky Branch Greenway Trail and Creek. The Greenway-facing retail spaces feature patios that are twice the width of a typical sidewalk allowing ample outdoor dining space and an exciting retail destination for residents, guests, greenway travelers, and park visitors. Rockway Raleigh is poised to welcome its first residents in mid-2024.

Kane Realty has officially submitted plans to move forward with the second phase of vertical development within Raleigh’s emerging park district. Consisting of an additional 550 apartments at full build-out, the first residential building within the second phase will be known as “The Heath.” Totaling six stories, The Heath will feature approximately 350 thoughtfully designed apartment units, complemented by numerous amenities, including a rooftop lounge, pool, fitness center, bicycle storage, and a tranquil internal courtyard. Additionally, approximately 7,000 square feet of street-level retail space will invigorate S Saunders Street, fostering a vibrant and dynamic environment with connections to Rockway Raleigh. Plans for a second residential building, consisting of approximately 200 units, are currently underway.

Drew Yates, Senior Development Manager with Kane Realty Corporation, shares insight on the recent area investments: “The development surge in the areas just outside the Central Business District will bring together previously separate micro-districts, enhancing a cohesive, pedestrian-friendly Downtown Raleigh. The ongoing transformation of Dorothea Dix Park, including the upcoming Gipson Play Plaza and Greenway, further add to the area’s allure as a hub for work, leisure, and recreation.”

Platform

Nestled across from Union Station, next to the historic Boylan Heights, lies the flourishing West End of Downtown Raleigh. This historic yet burgeoning area will welcome several new retail and residential openings in 2023. With 442 modern apartments featuring diverse floorplans and creative amenity spaces, Platform aims to cater to various lifestyles. In addition to a large central courtyard, community amenities at Platform include an expansive pool deck with grilling stations and fire pits, a wellness center with a group fitness area, creative workroom space, and a resident clubroom with a café bar-style dining area. The studios and 1-, 2- and 3-bedroom modern apartments will be available in two distinct interior design schemes, each featuring modern home technology and top-of-the-line appliances. Ground-level retail spaces are thoughtfully designed to accommodate small and local businesses and promote community engagement.

Platform is set to open in phases, with the first phase scheduled for Fall 2023 and the entire project expected to be completed in 2024.

West End II

A multi-family mid-rise community with retail below is planned for the flourishing neighborhood in Downtown Raleigh’s West end. The project comprises 252 luxury apartment units and 3,523 sf of flexible-use ground-floor retail. Designed by Dwell Design Studio, West End II will feature best-in-class amenities, designer cabinetry, lighting, and unit finishes with integrated parking, all located within downtown Raleigh’s newest district. Directly to the north of the West End lies the Warehouse District, with a high concentration of galleries, studios, restaurants, and nightlife. Just one-half mile south is Raleigh’s 308-acre Dorothea Dix Park. The park has vast open spaces with a dog park, playgrounds, and Greenway trails and hosts numerous popular events. West End II will be Kane Realty Corporation’s second project within the micro-market. It will appeal to those who want to live in a walkable urban community with countless dining options, lively bars and breweries, and immediate access to nature.

Kane Realty Corporation is excited to announce that Fink’s Jewelers is planning to increase its presence at North Hills by expanding to open a flagship store in the Main District. The opening of the new store will coincide with the opening of the Main District Expansion project currently under construction. Once completed, the redevelopment will include a 12-story high-rise residential building, 346,000 square feet of office space and 100,000 square feet of ground floor retail.

The new Fink’s Jewelers location will be one of the largest in the company at over 8,000 square feet. The showroom will feature a modern jewel-box design complete with light and airy aesthetics, custom gold and bronze accents and ornate decorative fixtures. The store design was created with the customer in mind, featuring many private and semi-private spaces for personal shopping and entertainment. The new flagship location will feature an elevated shopping experience including a state-of-the-art Rolex Shop-in-Shop and a David Yurman showroom.

“The addition of the Rolex Shop-in-Shop and David Yurman showroom at Fink’s Jewelers will enhance their already impressive storefront in North Hills,” said Stacey Buescher, Managing Director of Operations for Kane Realty Corporation. “The Main District is welcoming several other outstanding, national brands over the next year including RH Gallery, Rothy’s, Tecovas and Limani Grille. We are eager to see this district wide transformation come to life.”

The new store will also feature an engagement ring boutique, continuing its reputation as the premiere diamond destination.

“This new flagship store will allow us to better serve our loyal customers,” said Matthew Fink, President of Fink’s Jewelers. “Our North Hills expansion will only solidify our trophy corner in this premiere shopping center. We understand shopping patterns have changed, however, our commitment to providing an extraordinary experience for every customer has not.”