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

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The Tennessean has a nice feature on the $124 million James Lawson High School opening: https://www.tennessean.com/story/news/education/2023/07/27/photos-inside-nashville-new-124-million-james-la

markhollin
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3900 Charlotte Ave. (6 & 7 stories,  300 units, 46,000 sq. ft. Publix Grocery, internal garage) that was announced last year by CHM Development, now has the land under contract. The site needs to

rookzie
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This is heart-warming ─ that a venture has been planned to preserved the name of that place, a well known landmark to locals within the community during the early and mid 1960s.  The original Eldorado

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20 hours ago, FromParkAveToTN said:

I live in Green Hills and I would much rather have Krystals there. I wish they would just leave things as they are. 

We know (at least I do) that you were just stirrin' the pot ─ tossing out some fresh fodder for reaction.  Well, I think it worked..-=:)=-

Only thing I can recall that I truly miss is Phillips & Quarles Hardware Store, which used to be about where Whole Foods is now.  I long got over missing Woolworth's, where Carraba's (and before that, Walgreen's) used to be, since that's ancient history.  I also would like the Green Hills Theater building to have been saved, along with its tower.

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26 minutes ago, markhollin said:

More tenants keep signing-on for One Bellevue Place center which is replacing the razed Bellevue Mall. Slated for a fall 2017 opening. Also, new aerial rendering below:

http://www.tennessean.com/story/money/real-estate/2016/10/31/chicken-salad-chick-maurices-off-broadway-shoes-coming-bellevue/93096934/

 

 

All of that surface parking:tw_expressionless:

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48 minutes ago, BnaBreaker said:

Such a waste indeed.  Put a five or six story parking garage on that smaller lot in the bottom left of that shot and they could probably eliminate the need for one of those larger lots.  What a lack of foresight.  

They would also increase the construction costs for parking by a factor of ten, from roughly $2,000 per parking space to $20,000. The land only cost $5 per square foot, or about $1,500 per space, so stacking them on top of one another doesn't really provide a return on investment (yet).

I wouldn't sweat the surface parking. It would be nice for Bellevue to have a more densely-developed town center area, but the good news is that it's easy to rip up surface parking and add more density later, in the vein of CityPark in Brentwood. All told it beats having an empty mall (that had plenty of surface parking in its own right).

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Oh, no question it is better than a dead mall.  I'm not sure how my criticism of surface parking was misconstrued as an approval of dead malls.  Either way, one good thing is that, as Prune Tracy pointed out, parking lots are very easy to develop over, so this development wouldn't be difficult to densify if it ever comes to that.

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From today's Nashville Post:

Specifically, Nashville-based MiKeN is targeting a three-parcel site located near the Cumberland River for a project to include retail space and up to 60 residential stacked-flat units, which could break ground next fall if approvals are secured. 

The project is to be located on 1.96 acres at 677 Vernon Avenue, and MiKeN is eyeing two neighboring properties for a collective 9.92-acre project. To the east and across Briley Parkway is located The Nations.

The case was deferred from both the Sept. 22 and Oct. 27 Planning Commission meetings. Thursday's meeting is scheduled for 4-7 p.m. at the Howard Office Building.

http://www.nashvillepost.com/business/development/article/20830804/mixeduse-project-eyed-for-west-nashville-site



 

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