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3 hours ago, smeagolsfree said:

Its so funny that Eagleville has Urban growth boundaries. Raise your hand if you have been to Eagleville. Then you would know what I am talking about.

That's because it's an incorporated community in a fast-growing county. Were it unincorporated, it wouldn't have such boundaries.

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Some photos and illustrations from the EOA Architects website on the SRM HQ being built in Smyrna near the intersection of I-840 and Jefferson Pike.  This is the anchor for a potential office park / r

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Murfreesboro (courtesy of Robert Willis Jr.):

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Williamson County: First Bank Amphitheater (7,500 capacity) and Graystone Quarry (multiple event spaces on 150 acres site) recently started its 3rd season. It has been nominated for Pollstar Outdoor V

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markhollin Galactalopolis

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Cincinnati-based developer Al. Neyer announces a 14-acre project to be called Mallory Green in Cool Springs area. It will include a speculative five-story Class A office building and two hotels with addresses of 3401-3601 Mallory Lane in Cool Springs. One of the hotels is expected to be a 122-room Hyatt House.

http://www.nashvillepost.com/business/development/article/20850259/ohio-developer-acquires-cool-springs-property

 

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TierPoint to build $20 million expansion to its data center in Franklin.  http://www.tennessean.com/story/news/local/williamson/2017/01/26/tierpoint-investing-20m-franklin-data-center-expansion/97061238/

  • TierPoint inherited the data center through buying Windstream Hosted Solutions in late 2015.
  • The latest expansion would more than double to 53,000 square feet size of the facility at 311 Eddy Lane.
  • TierPoint said nearly 20 percent of the space that it plans to add in Franklin have been pre-sold.
  • The TierPoint facility is one of two large standalone data centers in Williamson County with the other operated by Peak 10 Inc.

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Lebanon development:  CHICKEN!  CHICKEN!  CHICKEN!  South Hartmann Dr near I40 interchange development is a Bojangles store as they continue their expansion westward from the Upper Cumberland.  I believe the construction on South Cumberland near I40 is a Popeye's store....as I was told.

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6 hours ago, tragenvol said:

Lebanon development:  CHICKEN!  CHICKEN!  CHICKEN!  South Hartmann Dr near I40 interchange development is a Bojangles store as they continue their expansion westward from the Upper Cumberland.  I believe the construction on South Cumberland near I40 is a Popeye's store....as I was told.

There's also a Panera Bread being built in front of the Cracker Barrel!

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Apparently a new 800,000 sqft LG plant is coming to Clarksville and bringing with it 500+ jobs. Per the article in the Leaf Chronicle, an announcement will be made in Nashville tomorrow. This continues the strong investment and job growth in middle Tennessee.

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The decision was made on cost of new construction and changing position of the company. Since they started the T.S. campus, they have grown and acquired their largest competitor's (P&G's) pet care division for $3 billion. They will be staying at Cool Springs and moving to the new Ovation mixed used development underway now. 

Here is the related article about Ovation... http://www.bizjournals.com/nashville/news/2017/02/28/huge-employer-cements-deal-for-new-headquarters.html

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This makes sense to me. I was scratching my head when they announced they were going to locate in Thompson's Station. If located there the majority of their employees would be travelling at least 20-30 minutes as opposed to locating in Nashville or Cool Springs.  Proximity to workers is paramount to attracting and retaining talent at the entry level and mid levels. 

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Now with the Mars commitment, Ovation announces that they will break ground on Phase I of the development by this summer.  Will include 480,000 sq. ft. of retail, a boutique hotel, and 800 apartments. New renderings included.  2019  opening is planned for this initial phase. Looks pretty stout.  

http://www.tennessean.com/story/money/real-estate/2017/02/28/first-look-summer-start-eyed-ovation-retail-hotel-apartments/98508206/

 

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