Four Seasons Hotel and Residences, 40 stories, 542', $400 million

[markhollin]

Spectacular model.  : )
 

[Luvemtall]

Impressive, what a great addition this building is going to be on the skyline.

[rolly]

Drats on the tiny photos. Hoping to see some hi-res renders!

Any guesses as to when the 4 Seasons will top out?   Seems I recall they're taking 2 weeks per level. Of course the lower levels are more complex and they speed up after a certain point. 

[Bark At The Sun]

I'm surprised this isn't further along than it is, but i know they have had bad weather and some geotechnical issues.   

[deletethisaccount]

4 hours ago, Luvemtall said:

Impressive, what a great addition this building is going to be on the skyline.

What's wild is how different the area under the pedestrian bridge will become. Interesting how the boot barn building is still in their scale model, and the giant blank wall face lining the little parking lot hold out. 

 

[markhollin]

Residential Interior renderings:

 

[deletethisaccount]

Its official now 

 

[deletethisaccount]

And the other side..

[Sean blackdog]

Today this evening. 

[markhollin]

Courtesy of REI Concrete:
 

 

[Bark At The Sun]

Edited February 4, 2020 by Bark At The Sun

[thenorthchannel]

This angle should be pretty cool as she rises.

[evansnathan]

 

 

 

[Sean blackdog]

Update from NC5. 
On 40 floors  $20 million for Penthouse?  

 

The Four Seasons is well known for its hotels, but many properties also house private residences. That will be the case at the Four Seasons Nashville, where interested parties can already inquire about buying a residence in the future tower. 

Developers broke ground on Four Seasons Nashville last year near the downtown pedestrian bridge. The building will be 40 stories tall with 230 hotel rooms occupying the lower floors with 143 private residences in the tower. 

Private residences will range from one bedroom to a nearly 10,000 square foot penthouse suite on the top floor. Prices will range from the $800,000s to more than $20,000,000 for the penthouse. 

While the rooms themselves are expected to be impressive, one of the many reasons people may choose to purchase a private residence in a Four Seasons is for the accommodations they get. 

“One thing about owning in a building like this is it’s not just your walls, the experience opens up," said Marie-Laure Frere, director of sales at Four Seasons Private Residences Nashville. “Whether it’s afternoons by the pool, walks on the sky garden, going to your dedicated fitness center, enjoying the restaurants, and room service.” 
Frere said that the service by employees and the relationships they form with residence owners sets them apart. 

“The average doorman at a Four Seasons is with us 27 years," Frere explained, adding that all staff learn resident's habits and likes over time. “They know exactly what wine you want, they know how you like your cup of coffee.”

When it comes to who is inquiring about the Four Seasons Private Residences Nashville, Frere said there's appeal across the country. “Obviously, we’re pulling a lot from New York and Los Angeles. There’s an inherent music industry, there’s a financial industry here, businesses are moving here.”

But Frere said she was interested to find out that the majority of people inquiring are from Nashville. 

“It’s people that are in downtown that have said, you know, Marie-Laure, I really want this life. I’ve stayed at a Four Seasons, my friend owns at a Four Seasons, I know it’s Nashville’s turn, I want to experience it," Frere explained, adding that many who live in the suburbs of Nashville are also reaching out. “The children are gone, our lives are changing, it’s a new phase for us, and we really want to own in a place where it is completely managed. We can close the door behind us, come and go as we want, and have a staff that understands us.”

While those interested are able to visit the Four Seasons Private Residences Nashville sales gallery and talk with Frere about owning in the hotel, they aren't officially selling the units yet. That's expected to happen next month, but the hope is to sell all of the units before the project is complete.  
At the sales gallery, you can see a model of the hotel, see a digital image of what the view looks like from every residence, see a model unit, and get more information on Four Seasons Private Residences living. 

The Four Seasons Private Residences Nashville sales gallery is by appointment only through their website.

 

Edited February 8, 2020 by Sean blackdog

[chris holman]

[Bark At The Sun]

 

Edited February 14, 2020 by Bark At The Sun

[markhollin]

Looking NE from Demonbreun and 2nd Ave. South:

Looking west from 1st Ave. South under Seigenthaler Pedestrian Bridge:

Looking SW from 1st Ave. South under Seigenthaler Pedestrian Bridge:

[chris holman]

Lastnight

[markhollin]

GD Holdings LLC, a real estate investment company controlled by businessman Salomon Juan Marcos Villarreal, has a contract to buy the hotel portion of the 40-story Four Seasons tower under construction.Villareal is CEO of Grupo Denim, a textile company with operations and offices in Mexico, Nicaragua and Denver. The company says it makes clothes for Wrangler, Lee, Carhartt, Vans and other brands.

Through GD Holdings, Villarreal helped finance construction of the Four Seasons in Denver, and he is a part-owner of the Ritz-Carlton in Beaver Creek, Colorado. On his LinkedIn page, he says he continues scouting for other real estate deals.

More behind the NBJ paywall here:

https://www.bizjournals.com/nashville/news/2020/02/20/mexican-businessman-strikes-deal-for.html?iana=hpmvp_nsh_news_headline

[DDIG]

18 minutes ago, markhollin said:

GD Holdings LLC, a real estate investment company controlled by businessman Salomon Juan Marcos Villarreal, has a contract to buy the hotel portion of the 40-story Four Seasons tower under construction.Villareal is CEO of Grupo Denim, a textile company with operations and offices in Mexico, Nicaragua and Denver. The company says it makes clothes for Wrangler, Lee, Carhartt, Vans and other brands.

Through GD Holdings, Villarreal helped finance construction of the Four Seasons in Denver, and he is a part-owner of the Ritz-Carlton in Beaver Creek, Colorado. On his LinkedIn page, he says he continues scouting for other real estate deals.

More behind the NBJ paywall here:

https://www.bizjournals.com/nashville/news/2020/02/20/mexican-businessman-strikes-deal-for.html?iana=hpmvp_nsh_news_headline

That was baked into the deal since the day the secured financing on it so this is nothing new, but I guess it is just now being reported on.

[Bark At The Sun]

[archilove]

On 1/27/2020 at 12:00 PM, Bark At The Sun said:

I'm surprised this isn't further along than it is, but i know they have had bad weather and some geotechnical issues.   

Appears to have ED.

[markhollin]

2nd level well underway.

Looking NE from Demonbreun and 2nd Ave. South:

Looking NW from intersection of 1st Ave. south and Demonbreun:

 

Looking west from 1st Ave. South under Seigenthaler Pedestrian Bridge:

Looking south from 1st Ave. South under Seigenthaler Pedestrian Bridge:

[rolly]

Only 38 levels to go! 

[PianoKing03]

It took a while, but the vertical growth begins! I’m assuming it’ll go much quicker when it gets a few levels up...