NASHVILLE | Development Showcase

[PillowTalk4]

Just returned from Las Vegas and man I wish developers looking at Nashville would take a look at some of the architectural design of the newer strip hotels, specifically the Aria (stayed there and it is absolutely wonderful), the Mandarin, and the Vdara. Granted, I don't expect developers to build on the scale of these properties, but there are elements to all three that are just beautiful modern architecture. I wish the Omni had done something similar to the Aria design. It would have been such a compliment to the MCC.

I also hope that a developer will look to develop a true residential/hotel/shopping/entertainment/dinning development downtown or the Gulch. And, when I say shopping I mean mall like shopping with upscale stores. Nashville needs to increase the spending of tourist in downtown and offer more than boot/western wear. By upgrading the shopping offerings you also attract more tourist with greater spending potential. Even country music lovers love high end shopping. Convention goers will certainly enjoy having shopping nearby. Imagine a downtown Nashville with a fashion center that becomes the 5th Ave of the Mid-South.

[MIRYDI]

The NIMBY'S lawsuit has been thrown out, and Southern Land Co. is moving forward. The Nashville Post is reporting a late-spring or early-summer groundbreaking for this project. It is however scaled down to 16 stories from the proposed 22 floors.



Southern Land eyes early summer groundbreaking for Green Hills project
http://nashvillepost.com/news/2014/1..._hills_project

Southern Land Co. remains on track for a late-spring or early-summer groundbreaking on its 16-story mixed-use project in Green Hills, according to company Vice President Michael McNally.

The company last week withdrew with the Metro Planning Department plans for a 22-story building, creating what McNally said may have been some confusion.

“We are not scrapping the 16-story plan,” McNally told the Post. “We are working on designing the 16-story mixed-use project and hope to submit that site plan for approval in the next four to six weeks.

“As we announced in November, because of the opposition to the 22-story plan, we met with Green Hills community members many times,” he added. “We stopped and listened to community concerns and then reduced the design of the building to 16 stories. The [recent] withdrawal of the 22-story plan was a formality.”

Some Green Hills residents and businesses, concerned about the 22-story height, spurred the Green Hills Neighborhood Association to file a lawsuit last November against the Metro Planning Department. The suit has since been dismissed.

If Metro Planning approves the soon-to-be submitted site plan, Southern Land can then design the building in more detail, McNally said.

Southern Land is still working on plans to make improvements to the T-intersection of Hillsboro and Richard Jones roads, on which the southeast corner he project will sit. The company is working with the Tennessee Department of Transportation and the Metro Public Works Department on that effort.

[MIRYDI]

Another step forward for the 36-41 story "Sheet Music" tower project. (renders below)

Tony Giarratana has aquired more land and says he's talking with three potential tenants for the proposed tower.

Giarratana assembles more land at future Sheet Music site
"Developer says he's talking with three potential tenants for proposed tower"

http://www.tennessean.com/apps/pbcs....nclick_check=1

Premier Parking has acquired a downtown parking lot south of Broadway for $1.8 million, a move that helps co-owner developer Tony Giarratana assemble more land for future development.

The Nashville-based parking lot operator bought the property at the corner of Demonbreun and Almond streets from Ridgefield Properties, a long-time business partner of Giarratana. Premier already owned most of the one-acre block where Giarratana is pursuing options for development, including Sheet Music, a 36-story mixed-use tower expected to have more than 600,000 square feet of space.

Giarratana said he has three proposals out to companies not currently in Davidson County that could anchor the planned tower. “If we land an anchor tenant, we will need to move quickly to accommodate their occupancy time frame,” he said. Alternatively, the site could accommodate a hotel, residential or mixed-used project, for instance, if a credit-worthy tenant isn’t secured.

The overall one-acre rectangular development site is bounded on the north by Demonbreun, on the west by 4th Avenue South , the east by Almond and the south by Molloy St. It includes the former 12,000-square-foot location of Music City Coins at 200 Fourth Ave. S. which was leased by Premier on Jan. 1. Giarranta has an option to buy that property at a later time.

The former coin shop will be demolished after approval is obtained from Metro later this month, Giarratana said. Premier will operate the entire site as a parking lot until the start of construction.

“With this lease and this option we now have completed the assemblage of this premier SoBro block, something we’ve been trying to do for eight years,” Giarratana, who co-owns Premier with that parking company’s President Ryan Chapman said, referring to the deal for the coin shop site.

[MIRYDI]

Spring completion eyed for 715 Woodland apartment building under construction in East Nashville.
http://nashvillepost.com/blogs/postb...tment_building

Mississippi-based Arrington Developers is targeting an early spring completion for its 715 Woodland apartment building under construction in East Nashville.

“We are on schedule and budget for an April-May completion despite the rain and extreme cold experienced over the past few months,” said Kris Ainsworth, Arrington Developers development coordinator and spokesman for the project.

Downtown Sheraton undergoes renovations
http://nashvillepost.com/blogs/postb...es_renovations

The Sheraton Nashville Downtown Hotel is undergoing major renovations, with Los Angeles-based owner JRK Hotels having secured two permits totaling $3.25 million for work to be done on the lobby, meeting spaces and bar/lounge areas.

Winter Construction Co., which is based in Atlanta, has the contract.

Located at 623 Union St., the Sheraton and is one of downtown’s most established hotels, having opened in 1975 as a Hyatt. It later transitioned to become a Crown Plaza.

The hotel last underwent a renovation in 2010.

Berry Hill slated for large apartment building to include 320 and 360 units
http://nashvillepost.com/blogs/postb...tment_building

Lennar Homes affiliate Lennar Multifamily Communities will submit site plans for a project to be located at 2350 Franklin Pike in Berry Hill and to include between 320 and 360 apartment units, according to The Tennessean.

The site (seen below in an image courtesy of Google Maps) currently is home to Jaguar of Nashville. Sonic Automotive Inc. owns the properties, which span about 4.4 acres, on which the building would be constructed, the morning daily reports.

Lennar Corp., the nation's second largest homebuilder, is a Fortune 500 company based in Miami.

The Convention Center Authority approved today a memorandum of understanding naming Spectrum | Emery as the exclusive master developer of the old Nashville Convention Center. (rendering below)

Authority approves Spectrum | Emery for redevelopment project
http://nashvillepost.com/news/2014/1...opment_project







Report: Music City Center brings $47M in impact in first two quarters
http://www.bizjournals.com/nashville...-over-47m.html

The Music City Center has generated $47.2 million in economic impact in the first and second quarters of fiscal year 2014, the Convention Center Authority announced today.

The new convention center has hosted 212 events with 142,236 attendees since the beginning of July, generating 47,231 hotel room nights. In the month of December alone, there were 36 events with 12,724 attendees and 4,401 room nights, for a total of $3.6 million in economic impact.

The convention authority also announced that the Music City Center portion of tax collections was up 17.93 percent year over year for October 2013.

“We are very happy with our first and second quarter numbers, and our team has done a great job keeping things running smoothly in our first few months of operation,” Charles Starks, president and CEO of the Music City Center, said in a news release. “We feel like we are right on track and are very excited about what 2014 will bring.”

UberBlack car service launches in Nashville
http://www.bizjournals.com/nashville...s-locally.html




Forbes: Nashville among most popular cities for millennials
http://www.bizjournals.com/nashville...t-popular.html

Nashville is among the top cities in the United States when it comes to attracting millennials.

Forbes recently asked demographer Wendell Cox to crunch data showing which cities were attracting the most millennials. To do this, Cox tracked the metro areas where Americans who were 15 to 29 years old in 2007 moved to by 2012, when they were 20 to 34.

Cox found that Nashville's young-adult population grew by 13.1 percent between 2007 and 2012, making it No. 10 in the country. San Francisco topped the list. A slideshow of the complete Top 10 is available here.http://realestate.msn.com/10-most-po...-millennials#2

[futuresooner]

A surprise announcement to kick off the new year and in the heart of a fast changing landscape on Church Street in Midtown. Located 2 blocks east of St. Thomas Midtown Hospital, this will take the place of a dilapidated gas station.

http://www.bizjournals.com/nashville...r-another.html

Southwest elevation


East-southeast elevation

[arkitekte]

Tony G certainly knows how to keep himself busy. The design is pretty solid IMO, nothing to go out of your way to brag about, but solid. The fact that the project will include 238 apartment units, ground level retail, some parking, and it replaces a gas station is an all around win.

[MIRYDI]

Blown away lately by how much Tony G. has going on. This is one busy man for sure. As for the tower, no complaints out of me really...and as Ark said, it replaces a gas station so this is full of win.


On to some more news...

The momentum from 2013 is carrying right on into the new year. The NP is reporting that equipment is now on site for these three projects below.

Work to start on three West side projects
http://nashvillepost.com/blogs/postb..._side_projects

Nashville's infill development scene has hit the ground running in 2014, with equipment now mobilzed at the Opus 29, One City and Westmont (pictured) construction sites. Of note, the three projects are located within close proximity of each other on the city's west side.

Opus 29:


One City:


Westmont:






Saint Thomas Midtown planning $25 million renovation
http://www.bizjournals.com/nashville...anning-25.html

Saint Thomas Midtown Hospital plans to petition the state to approve $25 million in renovations, according to a public notice.

The hospital intends to file a certificate of need this week for the renovation of surgical suites, patient care areas and support space for the realignment and consolidation of total joint replacement services at its Church Street facility. A total of 94,337 square feet of space will be renovated, according to the notice.

'Shark Tank' franchise Tom+Chee coming to Nashville
http://www.bizjournals.com/nashville...ee-coming.html

Fans of the ABC show "Shark Tank" may be excited to learn that Tom+Chee, a grilled cheese and tomato soup restaurant featured on the show, is coming to Nashville.

A location and opening date haven't been set yet, but a rep for the restaurant company confirmed that local businessman Sam Patel is the franchisee in Nashville.

The Bridgestone Arena continues to be one of the top venues in the country year after year, and is slowly creaping up the list. It's also a nominee for Arena of the Year, its seventh consecutive nomination for the award.

Bridgestone Arena ranks No. 6 in U.S. ticket sales for 2013
http://www.bizjournals.com/nashville...6th-in-us.html

Bridgestone Arena ranked No. 6 in U.S. ticket sales in 2013, new data shows.

According to Pollstar, a concert industry trade publication, Bridgestone Arena sold 448,148 tickets throughout the year. It's the third time in four years that Bridgestone has been recognized as one of the busiest venues in the country. Pollstar's midyear rankings had the arena at No. 7.

Thanks to the outstanding support of Bridgestone Arena patrons, staff, performers, promoters and the city of Nashville, the arena has become one of the premier stops on U.S. tours,” Bridgestone Arena Vice President of Booking David Kells said in a news release. "We take pride in keeping this building at the forefront of the industry, and look forward to 2014 as we continue to build Bridgestone Arena's reputation of truly being one of the best in the business."

Kells has been nominated for Pollstar's Facility Executive of the Year and Bridgestone Arena is a nominee for Arena of the Year, its seventh consecutive nomination for the award.

The top ten ticket sales in the United States for 2013 were:

1. Barclays Center (Brooklyn, N.Y.)
2. Staples Center (Los Angeles, Calif.)
3. Wells Fargo Center (Philadelphia, Pa.)
4. Philips Arena (Atlanta, Ga.)
5. Verizon Center (Washington, D.C.)
6. Bridgestone Arena (Nashville, Tenn.)
7. Madison Square Garden (New York, N.Y.)
8. Sprint Center (Kansas City, Mo.)
9. The Palace of Auburn Hills (Auburn Hills, Mich.)
10. American Airlines Arena (Miami, Fla.)

[BnaBreaker]

Wow...more ticket sales than Madison Square Garden! Now that's saying something. Granted, NYC has many, many more venues than Nashville, so events aren't quite as concentrated, but still, that's impressive.

[MIRYDI]

^Pretty impressive indeed.

[MIRYDI]

Developer of planned Gulch-area building crafting site plan
http://nashvillepost.com/blogs/postb...ting_site_plan

The developer of a residential building proposed to be located near the Music Row Roundabout is finalizing a site plan to submit to the Metro Planning Department, according to the department.

Charlotte, N.C.-based Crescent Communities is planning a 280-unit apartment and retail building to be located on multiple Division Street parcels west of the inner-interstate loop and between The Gulch and the Music Row Roundabout. The parcels are in the 1300 block of Division, on which some nondescript buildings not sit and would need razing.

Last week, the Metro Planning Commission, on the recommendation of the department’s staff, approved by a 9-0 vote and with conditions, a modification to the Music Row Urban Design Overlay that would allow the six-story building to rise about 76 feet.

The UDO had allowed a building of no more than 65 feet tall. The modified UDO will allow the building, if constructed, to rise an additional 10.75 feet.

The 23 story luxury high-rise residential tower under construction in the Gulch now has an official name (Twelve Twelve), and there is more talk about it possibly opening as a condo tower.

Also, it is reported that the developer Ray Hensler has millions worth of reservations. This thing is probably going to fill up pretty quickly and definitely helps the case for other developers looking to develop similar types of towers downtown.

Gulch tower developer lands millions worth of reservations
"Under-construction apartment high-rise Twelve Twelve could open as condo building"

http://nashvillepost.com/news/2014/1...f_reservations

Here is an updated render of the tower. Should be topped out very soon.

[MIRYDI]

North Gulch redevelopment effort moves forward
http://nashvillepost.com/blogs/postb..._moves_forward

North Charlotte Avenue Holdings LLC is seeking from Metro final plat approval to create five lots on various properties located within the 21.9-acre North Gulch site it plans to redevelop.

The Metro Planning Commission will vote on the request, filed Thursday by Barge Waggoner Sumner & Cannon Inc., on Feb. 27. The lots are located along 11th Avenue North, Jo Johnston Avenue, George L. Davis Boulevard, Nelson Merry Street, Gay Street, Shankland Street and Charlotte Avenue.

Northwestern Mutual Real Estate Investment and Boyle Investment Co. created North Charlotte Avenue Holdings for the redevelopment effort. The team has cleared the massive site of various nondescript buildings after assembling up to 30 parcels.

The mixed-use project, a start date for which has yet to be announced, is expected to include residential, office, retail and hotel buildings. Franklin-based Kiser Vogrin Design is crafting a master plan for the site.

Relatedly, HCA intends to have its Sarah Cannon Research Institute and Parallon headquarters located on 10.8 adjoining acres.







More jobs coming to downtown.

Logistics firm bringing 105 jobs to Nashville
http://www.bizjournals.com/nashville...5-jobs-to.html

Total Quality Logistics, a Cincinnati-based transportation services company, is coming to downtown Nashville, bringing 105 jobs, Gov. Bill Haslam announced today.

The company is set to invest $1 million in beginning operations in the Basin Alley Building at 105 Broadway, according to a news release.

"I want to thank Total Quality Logistics for its investment in Tennessee and creating these new jobs in Davidson County," Haslam said in the release. "Today's investment by Total Quality Logistics shows confidence in our business environment, and the decision to expand here reinforces our goal of becoming the No. 1 state in the Southeast for high-quality jobs."

With the opening of its Nashville office, TQL operates 22 offices in 11 states across the country.

Total Quality Logistics is moving into this building at 105 Broadway.

[nashvol85]

Originally Posted by BnaBreaker

Wow...more ticket sales than Madison Square Garden! Now that's saying something. Granted, NYC has many, many more venues than Nashville, so events aren't quite as concentrated, but still, that's impressive.

IIRC, MSG was ahead of us until Barclay's opened (and I suppose Barclay's jumped MSG because it has more open nights as of now, and is closer to a larger portion of NYC's population).

But it does say a lot about what the arena has been able to do. Preds management has been very aggressive with booking events...not just concerts, but sports (hosting the SEC Tourney and Women's Final Four, NCAA Men's Tourney, and a number of individual college matchups).

Looking at the top 10 of the list...New York, Chicago, Los Angeles...several 5 million+ metros...and Nashville and KC. I think arena location has a lot to do with that. Not only downtown, but in a fun area of it.

[MIRYDI]

SESAC is planning a new $20 million dollar 110,000-square-foot office building on Music Row, which will be it's new headquarters.

SESAC plans new headquarters
"$20M project will be first major new office on Music Row in almost a decade"

http://www.tennessean.com/article/20...ters-Music-Row

SESAC is working on plans for a 110,000-square-foot headquarters that would be the first major construction of new office space on Music Row in nearly a decade.

The $20 million project is being designed for properties on Music Square East that the performing rights organization purchased last month from the owners of Broken Bow Music Group.

To make way for site preparation, which could start in 60 days, Broken Bow Records and other labels and operations owned by Benny M. Brown and his wife, Carolyn, will move at the end of the month to another Music Row building the couple just purchased for $4.1 million.

Until late last year, that 25,000-square-foot building at 65 Music Square W. housed worldwide administration, information technology and finance operations of Sony/ATV Music Publishing. That subsidiary of Sony Corp. left the Row for three floors in downtown’s Fifth Third Center

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Here are the properties that would be affected by the new SESAC building on Music Row.

[MIRYDI]

Looks like a May or June start for the Buckingham.

Spring groundbreaking eyed for large-scale Midtown development
http://nashvillepost.com/blogs/postb...wn_development

A spring groundbreaking looms for a long-planned large-scaled mixed-use project slated for a prime Midtown site.

Buckingham Cos. is planning to prep the site — located at the point at which Broadway, Division Street and 21st Avenue South converge — in April, according to sources.

Construction should start in May or June, the sources said. Crain Construction will be the general contractor jointly with Buckingham Cos.

Relatedly, utility relocation will begin soon, the sources said. The Wendy’s located at 206 21st Ave. S. and within the project’s footprint recently closed.

To front Division Street, the 17-story, 598,480-square-foot building will offer hotel, residential, office, restaurant and retail spaces. Its price tag is an estimated $120 million.

Ground breaks on 12South project
http://nashvillepost.com/news/2014/1...2south_project

A local developer has begun site work on a three-story mixed-use project long planned for 12South.

Paul McRedmond, owner of the lot at the northeast corner of 12th Avenue and Montrose, is developing the residential/retail project. The site is located two blocks south of 12South Flats, the Southeast Venture and H.G. Hill Realty project that represents the most recent new infill construction in the popular district.

The McRedmond project, to be located at 2516 12th Ave. S., has been designed by Nashville-based Sharon Pigott Architect. Hannah Constructors, also Nashville based, is the general contractor for the project.

The building, called 12 South Center, will offer retail spaces on the first floor, one apartment on the first floor and 16 apartments on floors two and three.

Austin developer lands $50M in permits for Westmont Apartments project
http://nashvillepost.com/blogs/postb...d_park_project

Austin-based developer Forestar Group has secured five permits totaling about $50 million as it prepares work on its four-phase Westmont Apartments in West End Park, according to Metro documents.

To be located at 111 Acklen Park Drive, the buildings will replace modernist apartment building The Westmont, which was razed last year to make way for the new construction.

Franklin-based Construction Enterprises Inc. will serve as general contractor.

The permit documents show the project will include two five-story buildings, two four-story buildings and a six-story parking garage with 414 spaces.

[MIRYDI]

Here is a list of ongoing projects in Nashville thanks to Ron (smeagols) over on UP.

Under Construction

-Kissam Hall


-Wedgewood academic building @ Belmont



-Vanderbilt build out of one of the medical center buildings/ always something going on here and cant keep track of all of it
-Lentz Health Center


-Parking Garage at Nashville City Center. 5 stories of under ground parking built to support a 20 story tower at a later time.


-Meharry college Turner center



-Melrose apartments, 214 unit, 30 million dollar project on Franklin Pike


-1505 Demonbreun Lofts/ Faison Development


-23Hundred at Berry Hill (266 units) on 8th


-Fairfield Inn on Division


-Chartwell Courtyard Marriott in Green Hills


-1800 West End (Springhill Suite & Residence Inn)


-The Flats @ Taylor Place




-Sevier Park Recreation Center



-HG Hill project on Broadway


-Village Green Apartments 4 story expansion


-Hilton Garden Inn on Peabody and 3rd


-Ray Hensler 12th and Laurel (1212)


-New Downtown police precinct on KVB & 6th


-Belmont University resident hall 6 stories



-AmSurg building in Burton Hills


-Belmont University cafeteria and garage 4 stories


St.Thomas Hospital 6 story patient tower. (Announced 2011)


-16 unit condo building at 24th & Acklen “2151”(Regent Homes Project)


-HG Hill apartment project on 21st & Blair




-Lofts at the Reserve. Renovation of Federal Reserve building to apartments.


-West Park Village 15 unit townhomes


-Centennial Sports-plex addition


-City View Apartments-New 6 story apartment building on Rolling Mill Hill


-Giarratana/ LaSalle project at 2300 Elliston Place 105 units


-715 Woodland


-Meharry Residential buildings 2, 4 story phase 1 and 1, 4 story phase 2



-Ascend Credit Union Building on Charlotte


-The Sheds, Holladay project on Charlotte, old state of TN property


-Climb Nashville building Charlotte Pike


-Renasant Bank project on West End (25,000 sq ft TN HQ)


-Luxus Germantown 5th and Monroe


-Stonehenge Development project @ 18th and Chet Atkins (Artisan)


-SAE frat house @ Vandy rebuild


-Germantown Co-housing project @ Taylor and 5th


-Salemtown Cottage development


-Amplify on Main


-midtown police precinct


-The Next Door (1st Baptist women’s ministry.) This project is at the corner of Clifton and 21st Ave N.


-Martin Corner Phase V


-Farrow @ Five Points (10th & Russell)



-ONEC1TY/ First building scheduled to start Oct. of 2013 with second building to start soon afterwards.


-Gulch Crossings


-Mezzo on Long


-Townhome project @6th and Garfield “The Historic Row on Garfield”


-Westmont Apartments demolition and rebuild (5 story)


-Opus 29 @ 29th Ave apartment project/ Stonehenge



Proposed & close to starting

-Buckingham Project
New rendering


Old rendering




-Hume-Fogg Gym Downtown


-SoBro (32 story tower)
Old rendering on left, new render on right


-909 Flats on Rosa Parks 220 units




-Southern Land Project in Green Hills 16 floors


-First Baptist Church expansion (ESa now the architect for the project) early 2014 start date




-Next Phase of Riverfront development -East Bank project


-1515 Demonbreun (16 story apartment project from Childress Klein Properties)




-Sulphur Dell/Sounds baseball stadium








-Amphitheater at old Thermal plant site in SoBro



-pedestrian bridge from MCC to the Gulch


-Rehab of Voorhees building


-The Manning


-UI tower conversion to apartments Music Row


-Northwest Mutual Project on Charlotte


-Eakin tower 18 to 20 stories


-505 CST
Option 1. Mixed-use office tower and 5 star hotel


Option 2. Mixed-use tower


Option 3. Residential



-additional office buildings in the Gulch totaling 1.5 million sq feet. Proposed Market Street Development Gulch Master Plan




-Green & Little project in Green Hills


-11th and Pine Gulch Buildings




-Proposed Phase 1 of North Point Hospitality Group Residence Inn@ 5th and KVB 12-15 stories. 225 rooms
-Phase 2 north Point Hospitality Spring Hill Suites 15- 18 stories


-Proposed Green Loop building


-Proposed 400 room Marriott Hotel on the corner of 8th and Demonbreun (Tony G Project) (Tax Financing Approved).


-Proposed Core Development Sylvan Park project
-Creason Project @ Seventh and Monroe renamed Gramercy
-Proposed TEAM buildings at Vanderbilt (2 buildings) Summer 2014 groundbreaking
-Abe’s Garden addition of a 2 story and a 10 story building
-Proposed project affordable housing at 1501 Herman St 51 units

-1708 19th Ave South (18 unit project)


-City Lights on Rutledge Hill9 203 units Meeks Partners (May be Terwilliger and Pappas now)
-Meeks Partners proposed 200 unit apartment building Music Row area

-Proposed rehab of Hostess Building @ 42nd & Charlotte



-Proposed Workforce housing @ 1605 Jefferson Ave.



-Proposed old Convention Center project /Possible House of Blues location/Museum of African music



-Proposed Craighead Bus. Ctr.


-Proposed conversion of Noel Building a to hotel
-St Thomas Baptist project @ 20th and Church (part of campus master plan) No date set for construction

-Chapel Lofts


-Long awaited proposed State Archives building on 5th South



-Long awaited proposed State Museum on 5th South (project delayed indefinitely)
The last two projects are still in the works and there is starting to be talk about a state bond issue.
-TDOT Property Apartment Project at the Holladay site Lincoln Properties
-HG Hill project on Charlotte Ave. 42nd Ave. 2014 est. start date
-Mixed use project in the Elliston/West End corridor proposed by Grace properties

-Proposed Holiday Inn @ Fontanel


-Proposed “Sheet Music” from Tony G productions on corner of Fourth and Demonbreun 36-41 stories



-Proposed condo tower -Tony G Productions/unknown location or size/in CBD or Sobro/200-300 units
-Proposed Meeks project between 2nd, 3rd & Monroe and Jefferson/ 300 + units
-Proposed apartment project on Rutledge Hill/ 200 + units

-Proposed Arts project “Stix” at KVB Round-about


-Planned Crown Plaza Hotel for Nashville (from Intercontinental)
-Proposed mixed use project on Vantage Way in Metro Center by the Residential Group out if Atlanta. 2014 start date

-Proposed Westin at 9th S and New round about. Developer can build up to 30 stories high.


-5 more Regent homes projects in Nashville

-Proposed Four Seasons hotel by Corner realty


-Proposed Walden Woods @ Trevecca (dozen single-family homes, 24 row houses, and three to four condominium buildings of four to five stories each


-Proposed expansion to Green Hills Mall, which will include: 125,000 Sq. Ft. of retail space, a three story parking deck, and new Dillard’s store.

Giarratana/LaSalle project 22nd and State



-Proposed Crescent apartment project on Division (Crescent Bluebird)


-Proposed Monroe Carroll Hospital expansion


-HG Hill project on Jefferson

-Tony Giarratana Project @ 1818 Church Street. (238 units)



-Proposed 24 hour diner on corner of Third and Demonbreun




Recently completed 2013


-700 Wedgewood -complete 2013



-Nursing home expansion on Wedgewood -complete 2013


-Note 16 - complete 2013


-Ryman Lofts 2013


-Wound Center @ Baptist 2013


-Bridges to Hearing renovation 2013


-Music City Center (opened May 2013)



-Korean Veterans extension and new roundabout


-Belmont Close @ 13th and Wedgewood

-TSU AG Building


-Fifth Avenue Streetscape


-Village Row @ Wedgewood and 17th


-North Fourth on Cleveland


-Project on Long BLVD, Coventry Place


-Elliston 23


-Pine Street Lofts


- Astoria (in Bedford Commons in Green Hills)

-Centennial Hospital 6 story addition and build out of Sarah Cannon Ctr.

-East River Place


-Bell Midtown


-Germantown Vista


-Midtown Place


-Home 2 suites on Broadway -complete 2012


-Park 30 -opened and converted to apartments 2012


-Bruin Hall @ Belmont -complete 2012



-Belmont School of Law- complete 2012


-Gatewood Workforce Housing- complete 2013


-Greyhound Bus Terminal -complete 2012


-Cumberland Park


-Bridge Building rehab



-28th Ave extension -open Oct.2012



-11 North


-3rd and Chestnut- complete 2012


-Omni Hotel


-Country Music Hall of Fame expansion



-Hyatt Place


-Trolley Barn Rehab


-Home Wood Suites on West End



-Park Central


-West End Village


-12 South



Good lord that was a lot of work copying and pasting all of this...

[BnaBreaker]

Lmao wow...the amount of development going on here is almost comical!!! Thanks for putting in all the work to compile that list mirydi...it's quite something to see all of those projects put together like that!

[atlantaguy]

Originally Posted by BnaBreaker

Lmao wow...the amount of development going on here is almost comical!!! Thanks for putting in all the work to compile that list mirydi...it's quite something to see all of those projects put together like that!

This!

I couldn't have said it any better. It's getting hard to keep up!

[Tedious]

Really impressive. Lots of cool projects.

[arkitekte]

Thanks for posting this here, mirydi. The first half of the year should be fun with groundbreakings for SoBro, the Buckingham, and the various smaller residential projects.

[MIRYDI]

Thanks guy's...

It was a ton of work to copy, paste, and clean up some of it (resize images and what not), but I couldn't have done it without Ron (smeagols) actually taking the time to put the list together. He puts in A LOT of time compiling all this stuff and keeping track of it, so he deserves most of the credit.

It's kinda funny cause over on SSC I could have copied/pasted all this with one click, but here you have to do each line/image seperately...Ugh! Makes it much more difficult and tideous to do. Anyway's I just wanted to do it cause I haven't seen a list compiled here for quite sometime (if ever) other than the larger projects on the first page, and Ron posted this over on SSC yesterday so I just thought I'd share with you guy's here as well.

Ron say's the list is pretty up-to-date, but I still feel like there is a few things missing that I can't think of now. It is pretty incredible when you see it all put together like that and really puts things into perspective on just how much is going on in Nashville. I can't wait to see all the new projects announced for 2014 to add to the list, as well as a bunch of the projects on the proposed list that are about to kick off. It's gonna be an exciting year for sure!