Inner Loop - CBD, Downtown, East Bank, Germantown, Gulch, Rutledge

[smeagolsfree]

The area to the far left was going to be a high rise with a Embassy Suites but that never materialized. Right now there are no plans for any of those sites that I know of. The area to the right may just be an owner sitting on the property for a profit. I do think that the owner on the left wants to develop the land at some point.

[markhollin]

Progress on 85 Van Buren complex (restaurants, health club). Some digging underway.

Looking east from intersection of Van Buren and Cumberland River Greenway:

Looking south from intersection of Van Buren and Cumberland River Greenway:

[bhibbs]

16 hours ago, grilled_cheese said:

Here's The Muse's Yelp page, it has a couple photos too.  One thing that is really lacking in Nashville are all ages music venues.  One of the often bemoaned facts of New Nashville is that there's no where for artists to live but another fact that I think is almost as important is the lack of places for young people to express themselves and most importantly musically.  The Next Generation and The Muse left very big holes in the fabric of what made Nashville a great mid-sized city.  If I were a millionaire I would buy a warehouse and create a community led non-profit all ages music venue.

The End is taking in all of the business at this point, and its a very fun venue.

[e-dub]

i love the end. as good as the house sound is there, i still miss really miss brad. he was a great sound man and he had the best stories!

[markhollin]

[markhollin]

The development team eyeing  the 6-7 story, 330 unit apartment project Gateway 808 in North Nashville is now planning to break ground by mid-year, which is 6 months later than originally planned.  The address is 1703 Rosa L. Parks Blvd, at the NW corner of RPB and Garfield St.

More behind the Nashville Post paywall:

https://www.nashvillepost.com/business/development/article/20995557/start-of-north-side-project-pushed-back

[bhibbs]

6 hours ago, e-dub said:

i love the end. as good as the house sound is there, i still miss really miss brad. he was a great sound man and he had the best stories!

this was taken at the last show I was at over at The End, it'll never be The Muse, but, it's currently the best all ages venue in the city

[MLBrumby]

I'm glad this project is on the boards, and at least they're being specific about pushing back the start; but I have to wonder couldn't they have worked in some curves into this building? Just sooo blocky. 

[e-dub]

oh, man, i love it!

 

they always place the deejay setup so far back on the stage and i've always hated that. i cut my deejaying teeth in the rave days - the setup was on the same plane as the dancefloor (as it should be) and super close to who i'm convincing to shake a cheek or two. i'm pretty sure there were plenty of times over the years i got the crowd's sweat on my records (as it should be) and i love it so much!

[grilled_cheese]

I did not know The End was all ages.  Good to know.

[markhollin]

Premier Germantown Storage (4 stories) update.  Up to 3rd floor now.

Looking SE from 2nd Ave. North and Madison St:

 

Looking SW from intersection of Madison St. and Cumberland River Greenway:

[markhollin]

A SoBro property at 648-652 Fogg St., which spans .3 acre and is currently home to a 2 story, 17,700 sq. ft.  industrial building, has been listed for sale for $3.5 million and has quickly drawn interest.

Located at 648-652 Fogg St. in a segment of SoBro that some call Pie Town, the three-parcel property spans 0.30 acres and is home to a two-story industrial building constructed in 1964 and covering about 17,714 square feet. The asking price is the equivalent of about $197 per foot for the building, which is used for storage.

Current zoning allows for a mixture of uses (including hotel, office, retail, multifamily, self-storage and brewery).

More behind the Nashville Post paywall:

https://www.nashvillepost.com/business/development/article/20995674/sobro-property-hits-market-for-35m

 

[MLBrumby]

If it fetches close to that price (and given the location) it will mean any property in Sobro will go for $10 million per acre. 

[NashvilleObserver]

2 hours ago, markhollin said:

Optical illusion, This confused my eyes for a second.

[Leif]

https://www.glassdoor.com/job-listing/studio-lead-design-within-reach-JV_IC1144541_KO0,11_KE12,31.htm?jl=2632073099

 

Pumped about this. 

[Guest]

Very cool

[markhollin]

The three-story penthouse in the Phoenix Lofts, at 207 Third Ave. North, is priced at $3.89 million. That's an average of $1,432 per square foot — a price that's nearly $200 per square foot more than what a Mississippi magnate just paid days ago for one of the two-story penthouse units in downtown's all-glass 505 skyscraper.

https://www.bizjournals.com/nashville/news/2018/03/09/new-downtown-condo-listing-points-to-how-high.html

 

[markhollin]

Water Tower Condos (7 stories, 24 units) update. Blasting and digging continue.

Looking SE from 1st Ave. North 1/2 block south of Stockyard Street:

[Guest]

The PH looks nice, but it will take a special all-cash buyer to snap up that deal.

Edited March 10, 2018 by Guest

[grilled_cheese]

4 hours ago, markhollin said:

Where does that black door lead to?

[nashvylle]

Guess you’re gonna have to buy it and see 

[e-dub]

https://www.estately.com/listings/info/207-3rd-ave-n--9

[timmay143]

Don't worry guys, I'm on it.  It may lower my Scrooge McDuck gold coin pool level, but I think it will be a good investment. 

[TNinVB]

I’d love to be on that rooftop terrace for the 4th of July!

[markhollin]

Ludlow Row (3 stories, 26 townhomes) update.

Looking west from intersection of Scovel and 10th Ave. North:

 

Looking north  from intersection of Scovel and 10th Ave. North: