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I just looked at the tax records - they own like everything over there and have been buying properties since the early 90s.

Both of the 2.5 story four squares on scovel are owned by them. I'm gonna have my investors contact them about purchasing. It will be terrible if they end up razing the entire two blocks they own.

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H.G. Hill Realty will finally be developing the full 3.58 acre block at 416 Jefferson St. with $93.5 million 5th & Jefferson mixed-use project. It will include a 4 story structure with 110,000 sq.

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Just saw on Channel 4 that Lifeway is looking to sell their entire downtown campus.

Saw that too. Had a crying newborn on my shoulder, so I couldn't hear much about it. That's prime real estate though. I wonder why they put the graphic up that they did though about the skyline having a possible big change.
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smeagolsfree Gigalopolis

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The Mark Montgomery project at the Ink building next to City Winery has started as well.

Not a rendering!!!   Example of one built in Pittsburgh....

Exterior_F_1.jpg

 

Some good infill if it looks like this,

I will be good with it as long as the Metro design committee holds their feet to the fire. This is considered budget I suppose, and there is probably a need downtown with all of the high end stuff getting ready to start.

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I stayed at the Cambria Suites in Oklahoma City for a week last year while there for work.  Very comfy and somewhat stylish/trendy, for a limited service hotel brand.  I would put it into the same category as a Hilton Garden Inn.  Should fit well into the downtown marketplace, for those convention attendees and tourists whose budgets do not permit a night at the Omni.

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It's almost hard to place a value on what that property could be worth.

 

14 acres downtown has twice the potential that 32 acres of North Gulch has....but it would probably be sooo much more complex to develop.

 

That is sort of a dead-ish area of downtown, too....but Lifeway/SBC contributes to a lot of that. You could have a massive injection of office/residential/retail on that site.

 

Just dreaming a bit, here, but imagine if a single entity bought this property and the Tennessean parking lots across the RR tracks. Millions of square feet of office space, thousands of high rise residential units, a hotel, 2 levels of ground-floor retail (Broadway/Church, 10th/11th), and a large plaza over the railroad tracks built level with the Church St viaduct.     /pipedream

 

 

 

This could be a catalyst to change the landscape of that side of downtown, but I wonder if it would actually be best (if they decide to sell), to split the property into 3-4 good sized parcels so several developers could each build their own chunks. 

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My question is whether or not a developer would actually demolish the current buildings, or use them in some form or fashion?

 

It would be great if they could at least demo the big, flat warehouse-type space that stretches across this land.  I've always though what a massive wast of space that is.  This could be very exciting!

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In regards to the Lifeway site. Good for them if they can get the deal done, but where would they go? Just imagine. The religious publishers who once anchored downtown will all be gone now. The Methodists and Baptists are leaving. The AMEC on 8th  May sell their building too I have heard. There were many others. 

 

Church attendance is dwindling and many of the older congregations who are down to a dozen members or so will be selling their lots as well. The Braeden United Methodist on Main Street in East Nashville will have a neighbor on the same lot;  a row of town homes.

 

The face of the city is definitely changing.

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My wish for the Lifeway site would be SCAD (Savannah College of Art and Design) or a university campus for the energy of youth downtown.

Watkins would be nice. My only problem with this would be parking requirements. Unless it became a more settled student population with dorms and various public transportation options, I think you would see a flood of students driving in for class in the morning, then leaving in the afternoon. Not really a boon to the overall vibe. But if it spurred a boom in low cost housing construction, I'd be for it. 

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Church attendance is dwindling and many of the older congregations who are down to a dozen members or so will be selling their lots as well. The Braeden United Methodist on Main Street in East Nashville will have a neighbor on the same lot;  a row of town homes.

 

The face of the city is definitely changing.

 

Only Lee Chapel AME seem to have it figured out, as they grow and consume North Nashville real estate!

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