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

[markhollin]

Centennial Hospital addition (4 stories on top of existing 8) update.

Looking west along Murphy Ave. 1/2 block east of 23rd Ave. North:

Looking NW from corner of Patterson and 23rd Ave. North:

[markhollin]

HCA parking garage update. Up to 3rd level.

Looking east from Charlotte Ave. and 28th Ave. North intersection:

[MLBrumby]

So how tall will that be? And why are they building a garage on a parking lot they've had for 20 years? Is there a plan to build more on that property? I don't recall any renderings.

[MLBrumby]

Boomerang in The Nations to break ground this summer. Mixed-use with 8 condo residences and ground retail at Centennial and 54th.

https://www.nashvillepost.com/business/development/article/20992446/summer-start-slated-for-project-in-the-nations

A late summer groundbreaking is being eyed for a mixed-used development to be located near the now-underway Silo Bend in The Nations.

Centennial Partners V LLC, overseen by Nashville-based developer Nathan Weinberg, will undertake what will be called Boomerang at 5403 Centennial Blvd.

Edited February 13, 2018 by MLBrumby

[markhollin]

Twice Daily store/gas station under construction at NE corner of 22nd Ave. North and Charlotte Ave:

 

[markhollin]

McKissak Park/City Heights area 2.5 acre parcel including 2501 Clifton Ave. is receiving a zoning change that will allow for a mixed-use development. Plans for the site will be announced in the coming weeks, according to the firm. The Tennessean previously reported the site could include residential, office, retail and restaurant space.  Brothers Joe and James Bell have owned the site for more than 40 years. It includes the location of truck repair shop Bell's Automotive & Diesel Sales. Inc. 

https://www.tennessean.com/story/money/2018/02/21/city-heights-property-north-nashville-obtains-mixed-use-zoning/359150002/

 

[markhollin]

A partnership overseen by veteran Nashville-based developer Steve Armistead is moving forward on a Sylvan Heights-area mixed-use project that is has eyed since late 2016.

405 Charlotte Development Partners will go before the Metro Planning Commission March 22 to request a rezoning of a property at 405 40th Ave. North, just north of Charlotte Ave.The zoning change would allow a building with office, hotel and/or retail uses. No residential component is being eyed, according to the document.

405 Charlotte Development Partners paid $4.76 million for the 1.80-acre property  which sits across Charlotte Avenue from Hill Center Sylvan Heights.

https://www.nashvillepost.com/business/development/article/20994357/mixeduse-project-eyed-for-sylvan-heights-area

 

[markhollin]

A $5 million land sale has removed the largest and final obstacle to erasing a notorious choke point for traffic near Nashville's upscale Mall at Green Hills.

CVS Pharmacy now owns 0.66 acres of property in Green Hills, the site of a former Krystal. The deal clears the way for CVS to relocate across the street from its existing location, allowing Metro to align Crestmoor Road and Glen Echo Road — which currently are separate T-intersections only 200 feet apart.

The back-to-back traffic signals have wreaked havoc on the heavily trafficked Hillsboro Pike, near Hillsboro High School and also Vertis Green Hills.  Roughly 28,000 to 30,000 vehicles pass through this stretch of Hillsboro Pike on the average day, according to state data.

"As someone who has driven this road over and over and over for 20 years, this is a very welcome relief. It's a huge box to check. It's enormously significant," said Metro Councilman Russ Pulley, whose district includes Green Hills.

"People say that this won't relieve the congestion. That's not the goal. The goal is to get traffic moving efficiently through that intersection," Pulley added.

CVS paid $4.91 million for the properties at 3715 Hillsboro Pike and 2101 Crestmoor Road. That purchase price amounts to $171 per square foot of land. That's a record for Green Hills.

Pulley said the road realignment may be finished in a year from now. The city’s capital improvement budget includes $6 million in fiscal year 2018 for the project, with an additional $18 million in fiscal year 2019.

The Krystal closed in late 2016; Metro had been envisioning this road project before then.

CVS will keep its store at 3801 Hillsboro Pike open while it builds a store on the former Krystal site, and also has an agreement in principle for the neighboring property where Shalimar Restaurant is located. Meanwhile, Metro is negotiating a deal to buy CVS' existing site, Pulley said. Metro Public Works is in the design and engineering phase of the road improvements.

Full story behind the NBJ paywall here:

https://www.bizjournals.com/nashville/news/2018/03/02/cvs-land-a-series-of-things-have-to-happen-before.html

[Will]

Good good good news for anyone who transits this intersection. 

[markhollin]

Seeing that  the Millworks on Charlotte plan has stalled a bit, owner Tom Patten has been meeting with other prospective buyers for the 7.1 acre property at 4101 Charlotte Ave. 

Nashville's Stonehenge Real Estate Group, founded by Todd Jackovich, is still pursuing that project, Patten said in a March 5 interview. Patten also has listed the site for sale. Patten said Jackovich's most recent purchase contract on the property ended late last year. Since then, potential buyers have checked out the property and one has offered a letter of intent. Patten said he's weighing that offer, but stressed that he's not under contract with anyone.

"I've had some pretty strong interest," Patten said. He added: "I'm rooting for Todd. I want it to work. I would love to work with Todd."

Full sotry behind paywall at NBJ:

https://www.bizjournals.com/nashville/news/2018/03/05/suitors-eye-big-charlotte-avenue-site-after.html

Here is a video that had been put together originally for the project:

Here are some renderings of the project:

[Andrew_3289]

1 hour ago, markhollin said:

Seeing that  the Millworks on Charlotte plan has stalled a bit, owner Tom Patten has been meeting with other prospective buyers for the 7.1 acre property at 4101 Charlotte Ave. 

Nashville's Stonehenge Real Estate Group, founded by Todd Jackovich, is still pursuing that project, Patten said in a March 5 interview. Patten also has listed the site for sale. Patten said Jackovich's most recent purchase contract on the property ended late last year. Since then, potential buyers have checked out the property and one has offered a letter of intent. Patten said he's weighing that offer, but stressed that he's not under contract with anyone.

"I've had some pretty strong interest," Patten said. He added: "I'm rooting for Todd. I want it to work. I would love to work with Todd."

Full sotry behind paywall at NBJ:

https://www.bizjournals.com/nashville/news/2018/03/05/suitors-eye-big-charlotte-avenue-site-after.html

Here is a video that had been put together originally for the project:

 

 

 

 

To me this development is a no brainier. We are always reading about how Nashville needs office space and here sits ~190k sq.ft of potential space, I wonder why this isn't moving along as fast as they had imagined? 

[bnacincy]

52 minutes ago, Andrew_3289 said:

To me this development is a no brainier. We are always reading about how Nashville needs office space and here sits ~190k sq.ft of potential space, I wonder why this isn't moving along as fast as they had imagined? 

Location, maybe? Since most of the metro population lives east of this, perhaps residential development might be more successful.....

[Andrew_3289]

I don,t know, its located on one of the main corridors in to the downtown and only ~3 miles from downtown. Also a lot of the structure you would be building is already there, so its more of a refurbish job in my opinion. These are just my assumptions but I assumed this project would be a home run for whom ever landed it. 

[markhollin]

Another restaurant coming to Stocking 51.  Also, an updated rendering showing Phase II:

https://www.bizjournals.com/nashville/news/2018/03/06/another-new-restaurant-is-headed-to-this-booming.html

 

[Andrew_3289]

59 minutes ago, markhollin said:

Another restaurant coming to Stocking 51.  Also, an updated rendering showing Phase II:

https://www.bizjournals.com/nashville/news/2018/03/06/another-new-restaurant-is-headed-to-this-booming.html

 

This development has been a great addtion to the neighborhood. Also the article mentions  "a soon-to-open outpost of East Nashville's Southern Grist's Brewing Co." they actually opened their tap room a couple weeks ago, its a nice spot. 

[leggy77]

In one of the longest delays in the opening of a restaurant,  Freebirds will finally be open on March 27th

[markhollin]

Provident Self Storage (3 & 4 stories) on Charlotte update. Up to 2nd story now.

Looking north along 27th Ave. North, 1/2 block north of Charlotte Ave:

 

Looking south from intersection of 27th Ave. North and Felecia St:

 

Looking NW from intersection of Charlotte Ave. and 26th Ave. North:

[Andrew_3289]

HCA Corporate Campus new parking garage on Charlotte Ave. 

[markhollin]

[markhollin]

Pearl Street Apts (2 and 3 stories, 50 units) update.  Complete.

Looking east along Pearl Street from intersection with Dr. D.B. Todd Jr. Blvd:

 

Looking east along Pearl Street near intersection with Fisk St:

 

Looking SW from intersection of Pearl St. and 17th Ave. North:

[Andrew_3289]

HCA parking garage on Charlotte ave getting the exterior facade put on.

[markhollin]

Darek Bell of Corsair  Artisan Distillery, has purchased large warehouse in The Nations at 4717 Centennial Blvd., across from the Stocking 51 development, to expand his distillery tanks. He plans to keep some of the space as warehousing, but renovate part of the building to offer a mix of creative office, residential space, light industrial “maker” space, retail space and a parking garage. The maker space will be used for artisan food production and craft beverage manufacturing.  The 43-foot-tall ceiling heights. The space will allow for more barrel storage, grain storage, and expand the distillers bottling operations.  He paid $6.8 million for the property.

https://www.nashvillepost.com/business/development/article/20997589/corsairs-bell-pays-68m-for-warehouse-in-the-nations

 

[markhollin]

Elevate @ MedWest (3 and 2 stories, 17 townhomes) update.

Looking SE from intersection of Delaware Ave. and 31st Ave. North:

[markhollin]

Centennial Hospital expansion (4 stories on top of exiisting 8) update.

Looking NW f rom intersection of 23rd Ave. North and Patterson St:

Looking SW from Murphy Ave., 1/2 block east of 23rd Ave. North:

 

Looking SE from intersection of Charlotte Ave. and 25th Ave. North:

[markhollin]

A $24.7 million permit has been issued for the 4 story addition and other updates to Hillsboro High School (originally built in 1950).  The total $89 million renovation for the 28 acre campus is to be completed in 2020.