Davidson West: Bellevue, Bordeaux, Green Hills, MetroCenter, Nations, N Nashville

[markhollin]

Stateline update.

Looking NE from intersection of California Ave. andStateline

Looking NE from Centennial Blvd. 1/2 block SE of California Ave:

[markhollin]

Charlotte Park Townhomes (3 stories, 27 units) update: nearly complete.

Looking south from Charlotte Pike, 1/2 block east of Old Hickory Blvd:

Several shots from within complex:

[markhollin]

Harpeth Valley Apts. (4 stories, 251 units) update: grading work continues on hilly site.

Looking south from McCrory Lane, 1/16 mile east of I-40 interchange:

 

Looking SW from McCrory Lane, 1/8 mile east of I-40 interchange:

[markhollin]

Watts Lane & Neighborly Ave. Townhomes (2 stories, 81 units), Phase II update: complete and open.

Looking SE from Watts Lane, /1/4 block west of Neighborly Ave:

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Stateside Park (2 stories? 24 homes) update: grading complete.

Looking SW from intersection of Centennial Blvd. and California Ave:

[markhollin]

Discussions will continue with Mayor O'Connell about possible new Nashville General Hospital site in Metro Center.

Nashville General Hospital is approaching its planned move with a new chair of the Hospital Authority Board and a new mayoral administration, but plans to relocate the hospital continue to hit the same roadblocks. 

At the Oct. 26 Hospital Authority Board meeting, Frank Stevenson was elected chair, replacing Richard Manson. Stevenson and Nashville General Hospital CEO Joseph Webb have yet to meet with the new administration to make their plea for Metro to donate land to build a new hospital. However, O’Connell said Webb briefed him during his campaign. Nashville General Hospital executives and board members have been discussing relocating from the current facility on the Meharry Medical College campus to a new facility for years, but the clock is ticking to begin construction in time to finish the hospital before the lease with Meharry ends in 2027.

“Everybody knows there’s a lease coming up,” O’Connell told the Post. “We will be getting together very soon to look at specific proposals and plans. It’s one of the things that our team with Bob Mendes as chief development officer is looking at as well.” 

In May 2022, a contractor presented a potential MetroCenter site, currently under the management of the Metro Parks Department, to the Hospital Authority Board. At the time, Meharry Medical College, for which Nashville General Hospital has long served as a teaching hospital, bristled at the announcement. Since then, hospital executives have been mum about desired locations. 

O’Connell said hospital executives indicated to him prior to his election in September that the MetroCenter location was the desired choice for the new hospital. He added that the mayor’s office is committed to putting “appropriate resources to the site selection analysis.” 

When asked if he foresees the city donating land for the location, O’Connell said, “I’d say that’s still an open question. That was one of my questions for Dr. Webb is: Do they have support of the Parks board? So that’s still an open question.”

Jackie Jones, spokesperson for Metro Department of Parks and Recreation, told the Post Thursday that the department has yet to hear from the hospital on any desired plots for a future Nashville General Hospital.  

More behind the Nashville Post paywall here:

https://www.nashvillepost.com/business/health_care/nashville-general-continues-quest-for-new-hospital/article_24ae5528-7f40-11ee-ba89-d384c53743d3.html

[markhollin]

Metro Government is planning an early 2024 groundbreaking for its future Nashville Youth Campus for Empowerment facility.

To potentially carry a price tag of upwards of $130 million, the 270,000-square foot NYCE will be constructed on the former site of the Al Menah Shrine Temple about 2.5 miles north of downtown. It will replace the current Davidson County Juvenile Justice building, which will move to make way for the future Tennessee Titans stadium.

The future facility should open in mid-2026.  DLR Group is the architect; Barge Civil Associates will oversee engineering; SGS in in charge of interior design; and Bell is the contractor.  A new rendering available below.

More behind the Nashville Post paywall here:

https://www.nashvillepost.com/business/development/early-2024-start-eyed-for-metro-juvenile-court-facility/article_931523b0-7ff5-11ee-8fea-df69347e877e.html

[markhollin]

The Blakeford (6 story addition to retirement home) update: open.

Looking SE from Burton Hills Blvd., 1/2 block north of 7 Hills Blvd:

Looking east from Burton Hills Blvd., 1/3 block south of Cumberland Place:

Looking south from Burton Hills Blvd., just south of Cumberland Place:

[markhollin]

3718 West End (3 stories, 6 apartments) update: foundation in place.

Looking north from intersection of West End Ave. and Leonard Ave:

[smeagolsfree]

On 11/10/2023 at 4:07 PM, markhollin said:

Metro Government is planning an early 2024 groundbreaking for its future Nashville Youth Campus for Empowerment facility.

To potentially carry a price tag of upwards of $130 million, the 270,000-square foot NYCE will be constructed on the former site of the Al Menah Shrine Temple about 2.5 miles north of downtown. It will replace the current Davidson County Juvenile Justice building, which will move to make way for the future Tennessee Titans stadium.

The future facility should open in mid-2026.  DLR Group is the architect; Barge Civil Associates will oversee engineering; SGS in in charge of interior design; and Bell is the contractor.  A new rendering available below.

More behind the Nashville Post paywall here:

https://www.nashvillepost.com/business/development/early-2024-start-eyed-for-metro-juvenile-court-facility/article_931523b0-7ff5-11ee-8fea-df69347e877e.html

There are a couple of other renderings here.

 

Metro Nashville Campus for Youth Empowerment - DLR Group

[markhollin]

Alameda at Hadley Park (3 stories, 23 units) update: almost open.

Looking north from 28th Ave. North at I-40 interchange:

Looking SE from intersection of 28th Ave. North and Alameda St:

Looking SW from Alameda St., 1/8 block east of 28th Ave. North:

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Modera Nations (3 buildings, 6 stories, 398 units, ground level retail, internal garage) will start site work soon on the 10.1 acre site at 1650 54th Ave. North. Mill Creek Residential is the developer. Architect is Cooper Carey; engineering by Kimley Horn Assoc.; Land planning by Hawkins Parters.

More behind the Nashville Post paywall here:

https://www.nashvillepost.com/business/development/real-estate-notes-mixed-use-nations-project-start-nears/article_99fcc6cc-800b-11ee-b7f6-bfe3bfa4a332.html

This screen shot from Smeagolsfree's excellent development map shows the site highlighted in teal at the center of the frame:

[GregH]

Wow I didn't know 54th went all the way back there. 

We're going to need a traffic light at 54th and Centennial with all the stuff going up.

[bnacincy]

On 11/12/2023 at 6:59 AM, markhollin said:

3718 West End (3 stories, 6 apartments) update: foundation in place.

Looking north from intersection of West End Ave. and Leonard Ave:

Is there any rendering for this? West End has some great (and not so great) architecture-I hope this will be one of the better ones...... 

[markhollin]

Toll Brothers at the Nations will feature 2 -4 story townhomes with 97 units at 731 41st Ave. North.

More here:

https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2023/11/16/2782157/0/en/Toll-Brothers-Announces-New-Luxury-Home-Community-Coming-Soon-to-Nashville-Tennessee.html?utm_term=nashtoday&utm_campaign=daily-newsletter&utm_medium=newsletter&utm_source=nashtoday&utm_content=nashtoday
 

[markhollin]

The Manning ( 7 and 4 stories, 36 luxury condos, internal garage) update: more brick and stonework trim.

Looking west from Woodmont Blvd., 1/3 block NW of Park Manor Blvd:

Looking  north from intersection of Woodmont Blvd. and Park Manor Blvd:

Looking  NE from intersection of Woodmont Blvd. and Park Manor Blvd:

Looking  east from intersection of Woodmont Blvd. and Park Manor Blvd:




Looking north from Woodmont Blvd., 1/8 block south of Park Manor Blvd:

[markhollin]

The Lloyd (3 stories, 8 units) update.

Looking SW from intersection of West End Ave. and Leonard Ave:

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Ariza Bellevue (seven 3 & 4 story buildings, 417 units on 43 acres) developer Cypressbrook Company, has finalized the purchase of the vacant site for $3.37 million.  The seller, James Fussell, had bought it for $100,000 in 1982. 

Some updates on additional $7 million in investments they will make to the area:

• Donating 20 acres of the larger project site to Metro Parks and Recreation, adding to the nearby 51-acre park area, which was donated in 2019 by The Dorothy Cate and Thomas F. Frist Foundation in 2019;
• Creating a 500-foot bridge (which will accommodate foot, bike and car traffic) over the Harpeth River, in turn connecting the development site to Coley Davis Road, which runs parallel to Interstate 40;
• Creating a Coley Davis Road bike trail;
• Extending the Harpeth River Greenway south;
• Creating a pedestrian tunnel under the railroad just south of the project site;
• Providing vehicle access to the existing 51-acre park adjacent to the development land.
  
  More at NBJ here:
  
  https://www.bizjournals.com/nashville/news/2023/11/20/cypressbrook-ariza-bellevue-purchase-harpeth-river.html
   

[markhollin]

Hyatt Place Bedford Ave. (3 stories, 129 rooms, internal garage) update.

Looking NE from Bedford Ave.., 1/4 block north of Abbott Martin Rd:

Looking SE from Bedford Ave.., 1/4 block north of Abbott Martin Rd:

[ThunderOne]

earth moving has begun on the first half of phase 3 of the Miken development between Vernon Ave and Nashua Ln (sorry no pictures)

Edited November 21, 2023 by ThunderOne

[chc3]

6-story Residence Inn by Marriott on French Landing Rd in Metrocenter. Looks like a much-needed Mexican restaurant will be featured.

[markhollin]

28th Ave. North & Albion St. has something going on.  Several structures have been razed.

Looking SW from intersection of Albion St. and 28th Ave. North:

[GregH]

I forgot to post this last week but it seems like there is some excavation going on at 5701 Centennial. There was some press almost a year ago about it being developed into a dog park bar but I don't know if that's still the plan https://www.bizjournals.com/nashville/news/2023/01/18/bar-and-dog-park-concept-slated-for-nations-summer.html 

[smeagolsfree]

I saw they were excavating when I drove by yesterday.

[markhollin]

3900 Charlotte (7 stories, 249 units, 46,000 sq. ft.  grocery store, internal garage) has a new rendering.  The development firm, Chartwell Residential,  has filed a request to rezone the property. The project will go before the Metro Planning Department for approval on Dec. 14.  Plans are still to break ground in 2024, and be finished by late 2025.

More at NBJ here:

https://www.bizjournals.com/nashville/news/2023/11/27/chartwell-residential-charlotte-avenue-grocery.html