Five Points, a neighborhood north of downtown, has been changing rapidly over the past year. Here's what's growing down in Five Points.

Anisette Sweet Shop held its last day of business June 27. The store is now closed after nearly seven years in Five Points.
Ajja opened its doors last week. Chef Cheetie Kumar's new restaurant includes Mediterranean-inspired flavors like lamb seekh, kebab, and toor whip.
Little Oak Collective is a boutique children's consignment store which opened this June.
The Rialto Theatre is set to reopen sometime this summer, according to new owner Hayes Permar.
Trophy Brewing will be expanding its production to Five Points. The new spot will open with a taproom and eventually a restaurant. Trophy will be joining plenty of other breweries in the neighborhood like R&D and Neuse River Brewing.

Bonus: The City of Raleigh is considering traffic changes to try and make the busy Five Points intersection safer.