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All of these lots are zoned R6 like the rest of the upper part of the Nations. They all have underlying lot lines from the original plat that they can be deeded back to, which will create 32 25x150 single family lots. We were pursuing this one but felt the ask was a bit high. I think the play would be to pay up for the parcel in the middle then SP it to a higher density.

After four years of planning and over 200 public meetings, the Big Picture Master Plan for the City of Huntsville is revealed. Mayor Tommy Battle presented Huntsville's growth plan for the next 5, 10 and 15 years. Here is the website which highlights the six core principles the public wants the city to improve on. https://bigpicturehuntsville.com/

I have fond memories of this place! Spent 3 years here after high school learning how to operate equipment, salt roads, and tell non-PC construction worker jokes.

This building would have fit in perfectly in that spot had the historic church next door had not been mowed down for those gaudy apartments. It's on scale with the ML Rose building and the historic buildings diagonally across the street.

Did ParkAve move to London or is Binbin his/her spawn?

Everything is great! I've been busy building homes in the Nations and raisin' these youngins! I hope you're doing well.

This is too perfect!!

Here is a link to the Journal of the Tennessee Academy of sciences report on the findings from July of 1977. https://iweb.tntech.edu/sstedman/JTAS 52-3.pdf

This is awesome!!

Super excited about this! Not only because I have a couple of building lots one block over but it will be great for the neighbors in that area to have such a place just a short walk away. I drank a Ruby or 6 today in celebration.

The brick ranch portion of Charlotte Park is safe for now. The majority of the homes are well maintained and have decent square footage. Houses that need a little work/updating are selling for over 200k. Exit prices in the Nations are a good bit higher and the most developers are willing to pay for a building lot is about 80k per pad. I doubt we will ever see many brick ranch tear downs, the numbers just don't work. Also I highly doubt anyone in this area would be interested in down zoning their property for any reason, its a little bit of a different setting than Belmont-Hillsboro. The other portion of the neighborhood between the park and Briley is a different story. This was one of the worse areas of West Nashville, a good amount of the homes are nondescript and in bad shape. The lots are zoned R8 and several of them are large enough to build four homes on, two front and two back. I know of about 15 homes that are currently slated for demolition and I suspect 40-50% of the area will be razed in the next couple years. There is also a handful of renovations in the area. I'm rehabbing a house in the area that was built in 1996, my list price will be 60 or 70k lower than it would be if it were in the Nations.

According to one of my friends at NES they have already started working on the infrastructure to power the building. So apparently NES thinks its a go.

They are as far from Charlotte as 12 South is from Nolensville Road. 1.5 millas.

4 spiral evergreens = a dime rock in the hood. I had a guy try to sell me a ceiling fan with a piece of drywall still attached to it a couple of years ago in Swetts parking lot.

Cant believe anyone in their right mind would want red light cameras for any reason. I just recently went to Australia for two weeks and I racked up $500 worth of red light and speed cam tickets. They are literally everywhere and it makes driving a pain. I wasn't driving erratically either, they send you a ticket for going just a couple k's over the speed limit. The only way I'd go back to anywhere in New South Wales would be if I was stupid rich or someone else was driving.