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3 hours ago, samsonh said:
Ridiculous. This was a very attractive project on a main thoroughfare.
3 hours ago, markhollin said:Well....bummer: Stoltz Real Estate has ended its intention to build the 10, 5, & 4 story mixed-use project and is now seeking to sell the site. They were unable to secure an overall height modification from from Metro Planning Dept.
More behind the Nashville Post paywall here:
https://www.nashvillepost.com/business/development/project-planned-for-north-side-will-not-move-forward/article_11e342a6-db99-11ec-a2d0-67f53a7995a0.htmlAgree completely that this is ridiculous. Am I correct that the height modification was for the 3-4 story component on 9th Avenue, not the taller structure on Rosa Parks?
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On 3/6/2022 at 5:49 AM, markhollin said:The Randee Rogers (4 stories, 100 units, internal garage) update: nearly complete.
Looking NW from intersection of Rosa L. Parks Blvd. and Taylor St:
Looking SW from Rosa L. Parks Blvd. and Cheatham Place:
Looking SE from intersection of Cheatham Place and Delta Ave:
Looks like they either reproduced, or restored/repurposed the mural that was on the warehouse that formerly occupied that lot.
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Is the price tag of the 1319 building greater because it includes the parking garage or is it going to just be a nicer building? It’s shorter and has fewer units but 35 million dollars more than the other residential building.
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I wasn’t sure if the old Nashville Jazz Workshop building was part of the master plan, but I was a little disappointed to see their old building coming down this week. That leaves only one building left on the west side of Adams street.
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The latest article In the Post says there will be two residential buildings in the first phase. One 5 stories and the other 9 stories. Where will the 9-story apartment building be located?
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Does anyone know anything about the two single story buildings that have just been demolished at the corner of 9th and Monroe? One used to be a day care and the other housed JUMP and Streetworks, two community service organizations. Both buildings were likely damaged in the tornado.
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This is probably posted on the wrong topic, but demo has started on the old warehouse on second between Monroe and Taylor. Apparently a solid brick wall separated the two large metal warehouses on the property. It’s going to look really empty without that structure there. Looking forward to the apartments, the office space, and especially the beer hall. I wonder if Bearded Iris might move in.
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I am glad to see the Werthan property fully developed. My only concern is where will the future tenants of the bow truss building and the new 6th and Taylor building park? While I appreciate the density in our neighborhood, I am currently lucky to park a block from my house. An extra hundred cars a day might put me a half mile up the road!
I also wonder if the houses on Hume will lose their downtown views...
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On 3/29/2019 at 10:50 AM, Rockatansky said:
It seems odd that millions are being invested in an area that smells like poo 2/3 of the time and snuff factory the other 1/3. <shrug>
I was afraid of that 6 years ago when I moved into the neighborhood too. While you are correct, it sometimes smells bad here, it's really only about once every 2-3 weeks that I smell the water treatment plant and I'm out walking in the neighborhood every day. I don't enjoy the smell but it's not like it covers the neighborhood, just an unpleasant whiff every now and then! I never smell the snuff factory unless I'm over on 10th or Harrison right next to it. Doesn't seem odd to me at all that hundreds of millions of dollars are being invested here. It's the best neighborhood in Nashville as far as I am concerned. The Neuhoff plan announced in the NBJ is pretty amazing.
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On 9/8/2018 at 8:04 AM, markhollin said:
4th and Hume (3 stories, 15 townhomes) update. Excavation and sewer work underway.
Looking NW from intersection of 4th Ave. North and Hume St:
Are there any renderings for this project out there? I remember the developer saying that these would be the nicest looking townhouses in Germantown (although I think it is technically Salemtown)
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On 8/17/2018 at 9:54 AM, MLBrumby said:
Anyone here have any update for the Germantown Gateway (Gateway 808) project at NW corner of Parks & Garfield by Blue Heron Asset Investors? Website says construction to begin in '18? Seems like that location would be wildly successful being on the main drag b/n Downtown & Metrocenter. Lots of apartments recently built/announced in Metrocenter too.
There is a for sale sign that just went up on the lot over the last day or so. I don’t have a great feeling about that.
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Billboard on Rosa Parks announcing a Scouts Barber Shop in Germantown. The photo on Scout’s website looks like it’s going to be in the old brick building on the corner of 5th and Buchanan. It’s about time our neighborhood got a place for men to get our hairs cut!
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Hey guys, does anyone have info on the property in Germantown at 1313 5th Avenue North? It sold recently and all of the trees have been removed. I suspect a townhouse development may be planned for the property. I have been waiting patiently for one of you to mention it here;)
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There are erosion barriers lining the parking lot behind the historic houses at the corner of Taylor and 6th Ave. North. It looks like the mixed use project proposed for that corner may be getting underway. I think this is the link to the docket that was posted on this site in April of this year.
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As a resident of Germantown, I'm happy to see the stadium built in the area, but I'm not at all disappointed that there is another purely residential buffer between my neighborhood and the baseball stadium. I'm also not at all worried that there will be adequate stadium related amenities to enhance the game day experience. There are currently 5-6 existing restaurants and at least a half a dozen more bar/restaurants announced or under construction in Germantown alone. The "ballpark neighborhood" needs a community to support it 365 days a year, not just on the 80 or so game days. It needs to be attractive to both visiting ticket holders and neighborhood residents. I suspect a sports bar or two will pop up in the Sulphur Dell neighborhood closer to the stadium over the next year or so but I'm not exactly sure what else is required. Incidentally, according to the First Tennessee Park promotional video, there appears to be a large tailgating area planned along 5th avenue with outdoor tents and lawn space that looks very inviting to the public not at all private. There is plenty of additional "game day experience" inside the stadium.
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Looking forward to the new commercial space on 5th and Monroe. As much as I like to eat out at restaurants in the neighborhood, I am eager to see some other retail options besides restaurants opening up around here. Anything that can help me avoid getting into my car and driving to another neighborhood or...god forbid to the mall.
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Does anyone know about a start date for the Hill Center Germantown? A while back it was supposed to start in June. Is that still the time frame or has it changed?
Incidentally, went to the skyscraper museum in Manhattan this weekend. It’s small but interesting with an exhibit on “supertalls” around the world. I know some of you here are interested in tall buildings. Also cool to then be able to see some of them in person on the same trip.