A new business is joining a mixed-use development near Dix Park. What to know
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- Rooted Yoga & Wellness will open this summer at Rockway, 925 S. Saunders St.
- Rockway hosts retail and dining, along with The Row apartments.
- Development will have two wellness-focused tenants with Rooted and BK Pilates.
The Rockway development near Dorothea Dix Park in Raleigh continues to fill with tenants.
A locally owned fitness studio is joining four other restaurants and retailers at the Kane Realty development, according to a news release.
Rooted Yoga & Wellness, owned by Raleigh resident TJ Holt, is expected to open this summer at Rockway, at 925 S. Saunders St.
The studio will offer yoga and meditation and serve as a “third space” for healing, growth and connection, according to the news release.
“Our vision has always been to create a supportive and inclusive space where people feel encouraged to move, breathe, and grow together,” Holt said in the news release. “We wanted to foster togetherness and groundedness in an increasingly digital world. Also, the growing area near Dix Park is a huge plus, as it already attracts the active, wellness-minded folks we hope to serve.”
Rockway, located adjacent to a greenway, is home to one other fitness studio, BK Pilates. A few months ago, Benchwarmers Bagels opened a second Raleigh location at Rockway, and Campo Taco Co. and Sunflower’s Café have also been announced as tenants.
Across the street, Willow House Coffee opened in a former dry cleaner business.
The Row apartments are located above the ground-floor retail. Now open, The Row includes 335 units, and the residences will later be joined by The Heath and Lynde Hill Lofts. The Heath will add 376 apartment units and 5,000 square feet of retail.
Rooted is the latest wellness-focused business to come to downtown Raleigh. Soon, a Nordic spa called Sauna House will open at 324 Dupont Circle in Raleigh’s “West End.”
