Inside 440 - Berry Hill, Midtown, Vanderbilt, 12S, WeHo, Fairgrounds, etc.

[AUNash]

I understand the likely long term use of the block on Broadway is for Vanderbilt graduate student housing of some sort. 

Any prospect that could be a VU/MLS stadium site?

[12Mouth]

3 hours ago, AUNash said:

 

Any prospect that could be a VU/MLS stadium site?

 

If so, it would be a significant change of course that I'm not looped in to. 

[markhollin]

1710 Belcourt Place (4 stories, 76 units) update.

Looking north from Belcourt Ave. near 17th Ave. South:

 

Looking west from Belcourt Ave. near 17th Ave. South:

[markhollin]

30th and Poston (6 stories, 27 condos) is now fully open:

 

[titanhog]

^^Not a bad looking structure.

 

[MidTenn1]

For $2,000,000 you can get a penthouse apartment!

Edited August 26, 2017 by PHofKS

[markhollin]

West End Circle Flats (4 stories, 30 units) update.

Looking north from intersection of West End Circle and Mason Ave:

 

Looking east from Mason Ave:

[titanhog]

NBJ talking about a Chicago investor developing a 20 story high-rise in Midtown...but from the render, I'm not exactly sure where this will be located.  Can anyone access the article?

https://www.bizjournals.com/nashville/news/2017/09/01/chicago-developer-unveils-plans-for-midtown-high.html

Edited September 1, 2017 by titanhog

[fieldmarshaldj]

5 minutes ago, titanhog said:

NBJ talking about a Chicago investor developing a 20 story high-rise in Midtown...but from the render, I'm not exactly sure where this will be located.  Can anyone access the article?

https://www.bizjournals.com/nashville/news/2017/09/01/chicago-developer-unveils-plans-for-midtown-high.html

If you scroll down, you can see it's planned for 1815 Division.

 

[smeagolsfree]

I knew about this early this morning. My speculation is the architect will be Perkins + Will. They can go up to 20 stories at this site. 420 units. This is on 19th and would wrap a little of the corner. I am not at home, but will post it later. The rendering is one in Chicago.

[Hey_Hey]

There is an older brick structure there now that is probably three stories or so talk.  I've always liked that building but always knew it's days would be numbered. 

[BnaBreaker]

23 minutes ago, Hey_Hey said:

There is an older brick structure there now that is probably three stories or so talk.  I've always liked that building but always knew it's days would be numbered. 

It really pisses me off that these are the types of structures being torn down for development in Midtown and not those god awful drive thru fast food joints that take up entire lots on their own.  They really make for an embarrassing look for Nashville's premiere gateway avenue.  

[ruraljuror]

1 hour ago, titanhog said:

 

 

What streets are we looking at in this rendering?  I can't figure out the orientation and none of that looks like division or 18th/19th to me.  

[MLBrumby]

someone said that one is in Chicago. No render posted yet for Nashville. 

[ruraljuror]

3 minutes ago, MLBrumby said:

someone said that one is in Chicago. No render posted yet for Nashville. 

 

Ah, Thanks

[titanhog]

2 hours ago, MLBrumby said:

someone said that one is in Chicago. No render posted yet for Nashville. 

Thanks.  I kept looking at that and couldn't figure out where in the world that is in Nashville.  I feel better now. 

[LA_TN]

This is all I have:

 

[markhollin]

Millennium Music Row (6 stories,230 units, retail) update:

Looking NE from intersection of Music Square West (17th Ave. South) and Grand Ave:

 

Looking SE from Music Square West:

 

Looking SE from parking garage on 18th Ave. South:

[MLBrumby]

The thing I love most about this building is it covers up the 8-sided tower next door. I could not even see it in those photos. 

[BnaBreaker]

I personally prefer the quirky octagon to this generic looking brick... we need more quirk and less generic in this world, in my opinion, even if that quirk does come in a package that is not what most would consider to be conventionally attractive.  

That being said i do like this project and the street activiation it brings.

[markhollin]

New three story townhomes (looks to be about 8 clusters of a couple each) going just east of the intersection of West End Ave. and Murphy/Orleans Drive.

Looking east from Acklen Drive, just south of Orleans:

 

[markhollin]

Long Blvd. Townhomes (3 stories 10 units) update.  

Looking NW from intersection of Long Blvd and Avoca Street:
 

[markhollin]

From today's Nashville Post:

Nashville-based 121 Flats LLC has landed a permit to develop a Centennial Park-area parcel with a four-story building to include three high-end apartments and five luxury hotel units. 

Previously, the boutique project tentatively was to have been a three-story building with seven high-end condominiums and an office space.

According to a Metro Codes Department permit, the 121 Flats building will span about 13,500 square feet with an address of 121 30th Ave. N. A small home on the site soon will be demolished to accommodate the future building. The site is located one parcel from the southwest corner of the T-intersection of Poston and 30th.

The permit is valued at $1.44 million.

Tim Burrow, a partner at Midtown-based law firm Burrow & Cravens who focuses his legal work on construction and real estate matters, owns the property. A former contractor, Burrow could not be reached for comment.

A source with information about the project and who asked go unnamed said the building will be clad in brick painted white and highlighted with black window and door treatments. The source said Burrow is hoping to create a “classic, timeless design aesthetic” for the building.

Of note, the new building will sit in a pocket of the West End corridor that continues to seen an increase in building and people density. The parcel is adjacent to the six-story West End Lofts II, which Brentwood-based CODA Development undertook in the 2000s. West End Loft I also is sited nearby. Across Poston from the property stands seven-story luxury condominium building The Poston at The Park. A 10-story Fairfield Inn & Suites hotel is planned for Poston and 29th.

A detailed image of 121 Flats has not been submitted to the Metro Planning Department.

 

[markhollin]

Moxy Hotel (7 stories, 130 rooms, 47 residential units, restaurants, garage) update. Some water to be pumped after heavy rains a week ago.

Looking west from intersection of Belcourt Ave. and 19th Ave. South:

 

Looking east from 20th Ave. South:

 

Looking north along 20th Ave. South towards Belcourt Ave:

[markhollin]

Vanderbilt Children's Hospital (4 story, 80' addition . on top of existing 7 stories, $100 million) update.

Looking west from intersection of 21st Ave. South and Capers Ave:

 

Looking NE from 23rd Ave. South and Children's Way:

 

Looking NW from Belcourt Ave. and 20th Ave. South: