The Durham Centre is a well-recognized landmark, Class-A office building in downtown Durham, with a stepped pyramid roof that rises above the city skyline. Distinctive in its architectural design, the fifteen-story building makes a dramatic visual statement with its deep blue reflective glass and unique red granite facade. Inside, building tenants are welcomed by a three-story lobby atrium, with a second-floor open balcony overlooking the lobby. Polished red granite floors and cherry paneled walls with stainless steel accents are seen throughout. A few of the building’s notable tenants include Duke Clinical Research Institute, Kimley-Horn and Associates, and the Greater Durham Chamber of Commerce.

Well-located in the Downtown Durham office submarket, an area that has undergone an extremely successful revitalization that has transformed it into a true live-work-play environment and sought-after destination. As one of the metro’s premier submarkets, it attracts the most interest from large companies looking to relocate to Durham. The Durham Centre is in the heart of downtown, surrounded by the Durham Performing Arts Center (DPAC), American Tobacco Campus, Brightleaf Square, and Durham’s Central Park; conveniently within walking distance to Durham’s finest restaurants and retailers.

Sublease for Suite 1510 @ 5,316 SF (adjacent 5,620 SF space also available; may be combined for a full floor user)

Master Lease Expiration: 1/31/2024

Lease Rate: Call for Pricing

Sublease for 1,604 SF

Lease Expiration: 8/31/2024

Lease Rate: Call for Pricing

Top floor space with impressive glass lines and views of the city

Double door entrance off elevator lobby

Landmark Class-A office building in downtown Durham; striking three-story atrium lobby with polished red granite floors and cherry paneled walls with stainless steel accents

Covered parking deck beneath building

Within walking distance to a plentiful selection of retail and dining options

Gently-used furniture, negotiable

Convenient access to I-40 & I-85; and just minutes from Research Triangle Park and RDU International Airport