Davidson East: East Nashville, Inglewood, Madison, Donelson, Hermitage, Old Hickory

[markhollin]

Lyric at Cleveland Park (3 stories, 50 units) update: Phase I complete, Phase II well underway.

Looking SE from Cherokee Ave., 1/2 block east of  Jones Ave:

Looking SW from Cherokee Ave. 1/2 block west of Ellington Parkway:

Looking SW from Cherokee Ave., 1/4 block west of Ellington Parkway:

[WebberThomas4]

News regarding two EN restaurants/breweries:

https://www.nashvillescene.com/food-drink/bites/article/21145760/sushi-restaurant-planned-for-eastland-caf-building : Eastland Cafe has closed and their building was sold to Samurai Sushi owner. 
 

https://epermits.nashville.gov/#/permit/3914654?page=1&searchText=Douglas ave&searchCode=ADDR&searchType=permit&orderBy=projectName ASC : Southern Grist has applied for a beer permit at 750 Douglas Avenue. This is part of the Highland Yards redevelopment. Not sure what this means for their location at the corner of Porter and Greenwood.

 

Shep’s Delicatessen appears set to take over the former Marche space according to sign and beer permits.

Edited February 2, 2021 by WebberThomas4

[markhollin]

Exterior repair work continues on Braden Memorial United Methodist Church due to March tornado damage.

Looking NW from Main St., 1/4 block east of North 8th St:


 

[markhollin]

Barrique Brewing and Blending is opening their new micro-brewery/taproom at a 10,0000 sq. ft. space in the warehouse at 30 Oldham St., a block south of Jefferson St. on the East Bank. 

More behind the Nashville Post paywall here:

https://www.nashvillepost.com/business/food-business/article/21145814/barrique-brewing-takes-little-harpeth-space

[markhollin]

The land sale for The Provisionary (see Jan. 7th entry on this thread)  at 1404 Dickerson Pike has gone through for $1.25 million. 

“The Provisionary will be a modern, mixed-use project designed for entrepreneurs and startups in a post-COVID world,” according to developer Tyler Cauble . “The project is focused on micro-units with the majority of the suites under 1,000 square feet. There will be a mix of office, retail, and restaurant space focused around a central lawn.”

More behind the Nashville Post paywall here:

https://www.nashvillepost.com/business/development/article/21145846/dickerson-motel-site-sells-for-12m

[markhollin]

Shep's Delicatessen will open in the former home of Marche Artisan Foods at 1000 Main St. later this month. 

More at Nashville Post here:

https://www.nashvillepost.com/business/food-business/article/21145856/nycstyle-jewish-deli-set-for-five-points

[markhollin]

Blue Hills Apartments (2 , 3, & 4 stories, 140 units) update: Nearly all topped-out.

Looking SW from Lebanon Pike, 1/2 block east of Briley Parkway:

Looking SW from within the site:

[smeagolsfree]

Wow, I really have to think hard to remember where these are on the map but it evetually comes to me without looking. After you put so much stuff on the development map all of these things just start looking and sounding the same.

[markhollin]

Cambria Suites Airport (4 stories, 130 rooms) update: awaiting signage.

Looking west from parking lot of Avid Hotel:

Looking north from Rachel Drive, 1/2 block west of Ellery Ct:

[markhollin]

16th & Ordway will be the name of the 2 story mixed-use structure at 1516 Ordway Place that will feature 6 residential units and the Sweet 16th Bakery (I believe  their existing building will be incorporated into this new endeavor). A permit for $1.08 million has been granted to begin work.  Capricorn Realty is the developer, and Powell Architecture + Building Studio will handle design and construction.  Should take 12 months to complete.  

More behind the Nashville Post paywall here:

https://www.nashvillepost.com/business/construction/article/21145876/permit-patrol-1-february-2021

 

This screen shot from Smeagolfree's excellent development map shows the site highlighted in teal at the center of the frame:

[smeagolsfree]

Metro breaks ground on Madison Station Blvd.

 

MPW Breaks Ground on Madison Station Boulevard Project

Construction begins on new roundabout and roadway

 

NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Metro Public Works is beginning construction on phase one of the Madison Station Boulevard Complete Streets Project. The construction of phase one of the project was kicked off with a ground-breaking ceremony this morning, hosted by District 8 Council Member Nancy VanReece in partnership with the department. Nashville Mayor John Cooper was also in attendance and made remarks.

 

“Nashville is a growing city, and we need our neighborhood investments to meet that growth. Madison Station Blvd. is a major capital improvement project that our entire community can be very proud of, and one that we need – for both the Nashvillians here and those who are coming”, said Nashville Mayor John Cooper. “Once completed, the new roundabout, sidewalks, bike path, and other streetscape improvements will transform this historic part of Madison into a more walkable, livable neighborhood.”

 

The project, in predevelopment for several years, includes a new roadway and roundabout that will provide a much-needed connection to Gallatin Pike at the Neely’s Bend intersection, and will address local connectivity issues in the area. After both phases of the project’s completion, “Madison Station Blvd,” will serve as a pedestrian, bicycle, and motorist connection between Old Hickory Blvd. and Gallatin Pike and will also allow access to the adjacent Madison Town Center site that is positioned for future development.

 

District 8 Council Member Nancy VanReece said, “I’m so grateful to see this project focused on neighborhood priorities and quality of life. Madison Station Boulevard was designed with community input and creates a place that will provide a new front door for Fifty Forward, be home to the Music City Roots and Amqui Station campus and get us closer to a new park behind the Madison Branch Library.  The entire Madison community and property owners all the way to Old Hickory Blvd have been anxiously awaiting this day."

 

The project is split into two phases. Phase one, including the roundabout, is budgeted to cost $7 million. Phase two funding, totaling $5 million, is included in the Mayor’s proposed 2021-2022 capital spending plan. The project is anticipated to be complete in 18 months. In addition to Metro Public Works staff, the team consists of TTL, Inc. as the prime design consultant with support from Hawkins Partners, Booker Engineering, R.G. Phillips Consulting, and Varallo Public Relations. The construction team will be led by Kiewit.

 

“We think this is a great project that displays so much of what we love to do at Public Works,” said Katrina Jones, Metro Public Works Capital Projects Engineer. “Between the roundabout, sidewalks, bicycle facilities, improved traffic signal, lighting and landscaping, and stormwater enhancements, this is truly a 21^st century complete streets project.”

 

More information about the project can be found at: https://www.nashville.gov/Public-Works/Capital-Projects/Madison-Station-Boulevard.aspx

[markhollin]

Pennington Centre will be the name of the massive 130 acre Ryman/Lincoln Properties mixed-use project NE of Opryland.  The initial residential complex is called  Sound at Pennington Bend (2, 3, & 4 stories, 296 units). Many of the structures are topped-out.

Looking NE from entrance, 1/4 block west of Pennington Bend Rd:

Various shots from within the complex:

[markhollin]

Markham Place (3 stories, 101 units) update: Land being cleared; erosion barriers up. 

Looking south from Lebanon Pike,  1/4 block west of Stewarts Ferry Pike:
 

[smeagolsfree]

Here is a new rendering of Markham Place for you.

[markhollin]

Southern Grist Brewing will relocate to 754 Douglas Ave., just the the south of the new Highland Yards.  They plan to be operational in June.

The future space is twice the size of the Porter Road building, allowing for an increased focus on food, two patio areas, distanced indoor seating and better parking.

More behind the Nashville Post paywall here:

https://www.nashvillepost.com/business/food-business/article/21145944/east-nashville-brewery-to-relocate
 

 

 

[Flatrock]

4 hours ago, markhollin said:

Southern Grist Brewing will relocate to 745 Douglas Ave.,  south of the new Highland Yards.  They plan to be operational in June.

One of the bright spots I was looking forward to when things normalize, is walking to Southern Grist on Porter Rd from my house (& stumbling home). Selfishly, I'm so bummed they're moving..... Boooooooo.

[smeagolsfree]

It has since been corrected!

[smeagolsfree]

New Fire Station # 32 LEED certified in Hermitage

 

4248 Andrew Jackson Parkway, Hermitage, TN 37076

 

Socket, Nashville's Sustainability Outlet - Socket - Fire Station 32

[markhollin]

Avid Hotel Airport (4 stories, 95 rooms) update: Nearly complete.

Looking west from Rachel Drive, 1/4 block west of Ellery Ct:

Looking NE from Rachel Drive, 1/2 block west of Ellery Ct:

[markhollin]

[markhollin]

The 4 story medical office building that has been planned for over a year at 302 Old Lebanon Dirt Rd. in Hermitage will finally get underway via a $3.43 million permit.  Drakes Creek Builders and Impulse Inc. are the joint contractors.  The modernist design is by architect Manuel Zeitlin.

More behind the Nashville Post paywall here:

https://www.nashvillepost.com/business/development/article/21145986/new-images-released-for-gulch-tower

 

This screen shot from Smeagolsfree's excellent development map shows the site highlighted in magenta at the center of the frame:

[smeagolsfree]

I think someone had a question about this one a while back and I actually had taken it off the map, but I think that was a mistake as I got it back on. It sort of came as a surprise to see permits issued for this one. It has been two or three years since the announcement.

[MVF]

Does anyone have a subscription to the Nashville Post? If so, would you mind posting the article to: East Nashville building near brewery sells for $1.4M -- So curious to read this one!

[CandyAisles]

5 minutes ago, MVF said:

Does anyone have a subscription to the Nashville Post? If so, would you mind posting the article to: East Nashville building near brewery sells for $1.4M -- So curious to read this one!

It's $120 for the year.  Worth the subscription for some final journalism.

[markhollin]

1 hour ago, MVF said:

Does anyone have a subscription to the Nashville Post? If so, would you mind posting the article to: East Nashville building near brewery sells for $1.4M -- So curious to read this one!

An East Nashville commercial building located near Southern Grist Brewing has sold for $1.4 million — almost three times the price for which it last changed hands six years ago.

Located at 1520 Porter Rd., the building accommodates Save A Trip Market & Laundry, a convenience store, laundromat and fuel station.

The new owner is a general partnership, details about which the Post was unable to determine. The seller was William Shaar, owner of Brentwood-based Realty of America. He had paid $481,500 for the property in April 2015, according to Metro records.

The building offers 4,800 square feet. As such, the deal is the equivalent of about $292 per foot based on the structure’s size.

James Moore, owner of Nashville-based Blue Iris Real Estate, facilitated the transaction.

Of note, veteran local real estate investor Jim Crossman once owned the property, having paid $27,500 for it in 1975, Metro records show.

The aforementioned Southern Grist will soon move to another east side site.