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  1. nashwatcher
    Who owns the lot, think someone else will step in here?
  2. nashwatcher
    Why do we think Madison Cap will do self storage instead of apartments?
  3. nashwatcher
    Any rumors what might be developed at 5330 Charlotte (home to Great Escape) that Elmington paid $17 million for in January? It's such an underutilized site currently
  4. nashwatcher
    Any idea what might go here?
  5. nashwatcher
    Think they’ll redo the Fesslers interchange? We definitely need to improve traffic flow as our city grows
  6. nashwatcher
    Seems like economic development would be a very good thing for that area…instead of just leaving it to be a ‘mess’
  7. nashwatcher
    Why would he be opposed? Seems like it would bring development and growth to that area…
  8. nashwatcher
    Love this plan. Seems like a wise investment in our city’s future
  9. nashwatcher
    Land banker means he'll just sit on the property until he gets a higher offer? Do land bankers help the timeline for development (actively market properties) or do they usually just sit on them for a while and slow the pace of development. Just curious
  10. nashwatcher
    How about PSC? Seems like could be a huge win all around…
  11. nashwatcher
    Looks great! Love it
  12. nashwatcher
    Any idea what’s going to happen to the little houses directly next to this project?
  13. nashwatcher
    If plans have been submitted to Metro for the 2 acre Third and Lindsley site, do we know the size of the apartment building? Any idea if it’s going to be a 6 story standard or a taller structure?
  14. nashwatcher
    Just bc they market the property as a good spot for self storage does that actually make that the probable use Whoever buys the land will decide right??
  15. nashwatcher
    Doesn’t it seem a little underwhelming for a 2 story structure when they’ve spent all this money to assemble a large area to develop?
  16. nashwatcher
    Makes sense. We really are fortunate to have so many investors with deep pockets willing to invest in quality architecture (2nd and Peabody for example). Hopefully we get more projects like this in the area.
  17. nashwatcher
    Does this indicate they're having a hard time getting financing?
  18. nashwatcher
    Any guesses when this might break ground?
  19. nashwatcher
    Was MDHA approval a big hurdle, any idea the odds this gets approval at planning?
  20. nashwatcher
    Let me guess, 20-25 million for an acre? I can't believe the 3rd and Lindsley 2 acre block hasn't sold
  21. nashwatcher
    I mean the developers next door paid like 35 million for the Cumulus land...I don't see them backing down from a few lawsuit-happy individuals who think they're entitled to their unobstructed views even though they're living in a downtown where tall buildings naturally go...do they really want to stop high quality development and stunt the beauty of this area so they can maintain their views for an extra few months before the buildings on KVB are built? Crazy
  22. nashwatcher
    They're living in downtown Nashville. Development is going to happen. You're getting beautiful buildings added to your neighborhood, a good amount of green space, and increased vibrancy. You're losing an ugly industrial, run down complex. In life you should choose what you fight for. This lawsuit seems like such a waste of energy
  23. nashwatcher
    If he's leasing the property back to them, I wonder how long it will take for the property to actually get developed?
  24. nashwatcher
    Any word on Alto project on Murfreesboro Rd? Did it get height approval in the October meeting?
  25. nashwatcher
    3.9 acres is pretty big for one building…what’s a comparable in Nash?
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