Davidson Southeast: Antioch, Century Farms, East of Brentwood

[markhollin]

Nashville-based developer FMBC Investments is targeting a late-year start on a shipping container residential building on a Wedgewood-Houston parcel adjacent to the site on which Metro is eyeing a soccer stadium.

To be located at 2150 Byrum Ave., the three-story residential structure will offer 83 units and be called 83 Freight. 

http://www.nashvillepost.com/business/development/article/20853816/lateyear-start-slated-for-shipping-container-project
 

[PaulChinetti]

Looks like Morning Star Baptist Church has broke ground on their new building. At the intersection of 1st Ave S and Hart St. 

[markhollin]

1820 12th Ave. South (4 stories, 6 condos, office space) update.  Finally rising out of the ground after about a year since foundation was dug.

Looking NE along 12th Ave. South near the intersection of West Grove Ave:


 

[markhollin]

20 micro homes to be called The Village at Glenncliff are being proposed by Glencliff United Methodist Church and Open Table.  Will cater to homeless people. The lot is near the intersection of I-24 and Thompson Lane.  There is a 3D video rendering in the article:

http://www.tennessean.com/story/money/real-estate/2017/03/05/20-micro-homes-homeless-planned-south-nashville/98787810/

 

[VSRJ]

Just a small note, the stretch of Franklin Pike from Bradford Ave. to Berry Road has been renamed 8th Ave. S.

http://www.nashvillepost.com/business/development/article/20852470/franklin-pike-stretch-to-become-8th-ave-s

[markhollin]

Update on Metro Schools Employee HealthCenter. All the brick has been laid.

Looking NE from intersection of Berry Rd. and Fessey Ct:

 

Looking NW from Berry Rd:

[Melrose]

Heard an interesting rumor about the Outpost development at 4th and Chestnut.   Was told Alamo Drafthouse is a prospect for the commercial space in this project.  Anyone else heard this?  If so, would be a pretty massive and transformational presence for that part of the neighborhood.  

[PaulChinetti]

I would enjoy that greatly.

What would also be awesome and what I'm hoping for is some kind of grocery even if it's just something small. 

[samsonh]

1 hour ago, Melrose said:

Heard an interesting rumor about the Outpost development at 4th and Chestnut.   Was told Alamo Drafthouse is a prospect for the commercial space in this project.  Anyone else heard this?  If so, would be a pretty massive and transformational presence for that part of the neighborhood.  

Alamo draft house is far superior to carmike. It would be awesome if they were part of this development. 

[smeagolsfree]

I am hearing the project is getting close.

[markhollin]

The 3 story mixed-use building at 2227 10th Ave. South is now finished, and retailers on the first level open for business (skin care, yoga studio, and BOX Bongo Java Bakery).  Seven apartments on second and third levels.

Looking NW from corner of 10th Ave. South and Waldkirch Ave:

 

Interior of BOX ("Bongo on Tenth"...get it?)

[markhollin]

Exterior work nearly complete on The Jenkins (3 stories, 18 apartments).

Looking SW at corner of Belmont Blvd. and Blair Blvd:

[Neigeville2]

^needs some full size trees in front of it.

[claya91]

Where do we stand with the Summit Office Park (SE corner of I-65 and OHB)? Any updates?

Edited March 14, 2017 by claya91

[smeagolsfree]

Sign is still up there and saying leasing now...and ...a few trees have come down.

[bmkTN]

On ‎3‎/‎14‎/‎2017 at 11:11 AM, claya91 said:

Where do we stand with the Summit Office Park (SE corner of I-65 and OHB)? Any updates?

I've been wondering this for a while too.  Honestly one of my most anticipated projects.  I really hope they can get this to fruition.  This, along with the planned hotels on the north side of OHB and the potential for larger HCA offices on the old AIG site will make the OHB/I-65 interchange into a very impressive, somewhat dense (for Brentwood) area.

[PaulChinetti]

With the worst traffic ever and ZERO sidewalks. I'm glad I only have to go into the office once a month, that place is a mess. 

[smeagolsfree]

GBT does not even have it on their website, but there is not much on their web site as it is.

[markhollin]

The Tennessean with details on the redevelopment of the Starwood Amphitheater site:

http://www.tennessean.com/story/money/real-estate/2017/03/22/townhomes-restaurants-retail-offices-planned-former-starwood-amphitheatre/99492706/

Starwood Commons development. He envisions 250 town homes and 450,000 square feet of space for retail, restaurant and office uses on the property at the corner of Murfreesboro and Hobson pikes.

[markhollin]

From the Nashville Post:

Nashville-based developer Buck Snyder will go before the Metro Planning Commission in April to seek approval for final specific plan zoning related to a residential development he is eyeing for South Nashville. Snyder, who has created 100 Thompson Lane to undertake the effort, already has received approved for the preliminary SP and, similarly, the Metro Council has approved.

Snyder wants to develop 34 townhomes and 18 condos, with the latter to be housed in a three-story building. He has enlisted Nashville-based Centric Architecture to handle design. A rendering is not yet available.

The project would be located at the address from which the LLC derives its name and sit on 3.02 acres. Snyder bought the property in March 2016 for $475,000, according to Metro records.“The goal of the project is to provide more obtainable housing, in terms of price, located within a certain reasonable distance from downtown,” Snyder said.

On this note, he said he hopes to keep most of the residences priced in the high $200,000s. A few residences will sell in the high $300,000, he added.

Lebanon-based Wilson Bank & Trust is providing financing with Nashville-based Dale and Associates is handling land planning and engineering

A wall located near Thompson Lane and to provide a degree of privacy and safety could be part of the project, Snyder said.

Snyder has developed various smaller-scale boutique residential projects, primarily in The Nations, Edgehill, Melrose and Sylvan Summit. Snyder also oversaw the 21-town home East by Main, units for which are now being sold.

 

[grilled_cheese]

3 hours ago, markhollin said:

The Tennessean with details on the redevelopment of the Starwood Amphitheater site:

http://www.tennessean.com/story/money/real-estate/2017/03/22/townhomes-restaurants-retail-offices-planned-former-starwood-amphitheatre/99492706/

Starwood Commons development. He envisions 250 town homes and 450,000 square feet of space for retail, restaurant and office uses on the property at the corner of Murfreesboro and Hobson pikes.

There is a special place in hell for the people who took Starwood away from us a decade ago and then didn't even do anything with it. 

[LA_TN]

7 minutes ago, grilled_cheese said:

There is a special place in hell for the people who took Starwood away from us a decade ago and then didn't even do anything with it. 

I understand you, but I can assure you that attendance had fallen dramatically after the Nashville Arena (Bridgestone Arena) opened and the big names stopped booking Starwood. The good ole days of Starwood died quickly ... ironically, one year after the widening of I-24 eliminated the insane backups at the Old Hickory exit

[grilled_cheese]

59 minutes ago, LA_TN said:

I understand you, but I can assure you that attendance had fallen dramatically after the Nashville Arena (Bridgestone Arena) opened and the big names stopped booking Starwood. The good ole days of Starwood died quickly ... ironically, one year after the widening of I-24 eliminated the insane backups at the Old Hickory exit

Agree on the crowd sizes but they didn't have to destroy it!  Buy the land, the great recession foiled their plans, and then start holding shows there again as the city started to pick up steam again.

Lots of other good videos on Youtube showing the land after nature had taken over.  Pretty wild.

[dReAmWiELdEr]

I understand you, but I can assure you that attendance had fallen dramatically after the Nashville Arena (Bridgestone Arena) opened and the big names stopped booking Starwood. The good ole days of Starwood died quickly ... ironically, one year after the widening of I-24 eliminated the insane backups at the Old Hickory exit

Yes, plus Nashville also now has the much more presentable and capable Ascend Amphitheater in downtown (that is far more advantageous and beautiful in my opinion.)


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[REP]

On 1/22/2017 at 8:05 AM, markhollin said:

Foundational work coming along for The Melrose, Phase II (4 stories, 139 residential units, 8,500 sq. ft. of retail/restaurant) on 8th Avenue South at the intersection with Kirkwood Avenue:

 

Hello everyone! Long time lurker, first time poster. Hopefully I'm doing this correctly.  

I drove past the 2nd phase of The Melrose on 8th ave S today. Do any of you know if the parking garage is fronting the street? I'm no expert, but it looked strange to me (was unable to snap a photo). Look forward to chatting more in the future!