The Heilig-Levine complex at the corner of Wilmington Street and Hargett Street is comprised of four buildings, surrounding an interior courtyard. All four buildings are contributing structures in the Moore Square National Register District, and two (137 S Wilmington and 115-117 E Hargett) are designated Raleigh landmarks. 111 E Hargett is a three-story wood and masonry building constructed in 1930 with a storefront on the first floor and evenly spaced tall, arched windows on the second and third floors. It was originally occupied by Koonce Furniture, and Heilig-Levine Furniture eventually expanded to the building. Empire completed a historic tax credit rehabilitation of the building in 2008, and it is now leased to various office and retail tenants.