5901 Triangle Oaks Dr, Raleigh, NC 27616
From Google, checked May 2026.
Ratings as of May 2026. See this business on Google
We moved in on September 25th and so far we have no complaints besides a minor thing that that office can’t really control.The maintenance team has been great so far. The only issue we have is our upstairs neighbors are so loud especially at night.
I absolutely love this place! In fact, I just signed for my second year. I was searching FOREVER to find the right apartment when I first moved to Raleigh. I struggled to find something affordable, clean, or not in the middle of the woods. Then Raleigh Exchange jumped out at me with affordable rent for one bedrooms with balconies that didn’t break the bank every month, very well maintained lawn and sidewalk care, and late night security surveillance that reassures my comfort and relaxation. One draw back that I have is a good and a bad issue at the same time.
Excellent service and building.
Raleigh Exchange Apartments- where exceptional apartment living meets North Raleigh's vibrant energy, just eight miles from the city center and close to Triangle Town Center. Discover thoughtfully designed one, two and three-bedroom apartment home offering comfort, contemporary style, and smart technology. Enjoy amenities like a Cyber Café, fitness center, and a resort-style pool. Benefit from 24/7 concierge lockers, electric car charging stations, and a pet-friendly Bark Park. Elevate your lifestyle with premier shopping, dining, and top-rated schools nearby. Experience convenience and luxury Exchange at Raleigh today!
From the business's Google listing, checked Oct 2026.
From the business's Google listing, checked Oct 2026.
The company says it rents one, two and three-bedroom apartment homes in North Raleigh, close to Triangle Town Center. Its website describes the apartments as new and contemporary, with smart technology inside.
You can choose from three apartment sizes, from a single bedroom up to three. The company reports that the community sits eight miles from downtown Raleigh and 17 miles from Raleigh-Durham International Airport.
The median year homes in Raleigh were built is 1997, per the American Community Survey (2024). The city averages 49.0 inches of precipitation and 4.5 inches of snow a year, per NOAA normals for 1991 to 2020.
The company says it accepts most dogs and cats, up to two animals in each apartment. Dogs may weigh as much as 100 lbs. It lists a $500 non-refundable fee for the first pet, $250 for the second and $30 a month in pet rent for each.
It states that aggressive breeds are restricted. Ask the leasing team about your pet before you apply. The website also names a Bark Park and a move-in gift for new pets.
Beyond the apartments, the company names a Cyber Café, charging stations for electric cars and package lockers you can reach around the clock. The leasing office keeps weekday and Saturday hours, and the community holds a 4.2 rating from 144 reviews.
Reviewers most often praise friendly office staff and quick maintenance. Others report trouble with parking and with reaching the office by phone.
The company says it builds these homes for renters, and their dogs and cats, who want to live close to North Raleigh shopping and dining.