2018 Nashville Development Preview

[markhollin]

As strong as 2017 was, 2018 is shaping up to be potentially even bigger.


2018 PROJECTS THAT SHOULD TOP-OUT OR BE WELL UNDERWAY:

5th & Broadway Apt. Tower, 34 stories
One KVB Circle, 32 stories
Embassy Suites Hotel, 30 stories
Endeavor Broadway Apt/Office Tower, 27 stories
Hyatt Regency Hotel, 24 stories
Drury Plaza Hotel, 21 stories
Kenect Nashville Apts/Retail, 20 stories 
Curio Hotel, 18 stories
W Hotel, 16 stories
Holiday Inn SoBro, 15 stories 
Virgin Hotel, 15 stories
Hyatt Place West End, 14 stories
Graduate Hotel, 12 stories
Margaritaville Hotel, 12 stories
Stanza Hotel, 12 stories
Lifestyle Communities SoBro, 11 stories
Hampton Inn Capitol View, 11 stories
Comfort Inn, 11 stories
Spectrum Emery Midtown Office Tower, 10 stories
Hilton Tru/Homewood Suites Hotel, 10 stories
Tapestry Printers House Hotel, 10 stories
Capitol View Phase III Health Stream Office Tower, 10 stories 
Sixth Ave. South Apts, 10 and 9 stories
Eakin Trolly Barn Office Bldg, 9 stories
Centennial Hospital Expansion (4 stories for total of 8)
Fairfield Inn West End, 7 stories
Hyatt House SoBro Hotel, 7 stories
City Lights Condos, 7 stories
Hammer Mill Apts, 7 and 5 stories
Federal Courthouse, 6 stories (but will look more like 12) 
Moxy Hotel/Apts, Hillsboro Village, 6 stories
Third Avenue South Storage, 6 stories
Fifth Avenue South Storage, 6 stories
Criminal Justice Center, 6 stories
Third Ave. North Storage, 6 stories
The Derby (First Tenn Ballpark) Apts, 6 stories
Hampton Inn Skyview, 5 stories
Bento Box Apts, 6 and 5 stories
TownPlace Suites, Charlotte Ave, 5 stories
StayBridge Suites, Charlotte Ave, 5 stories
Vanderbilt Nursing School Expansion, 5 stories
Vanderbilt Divinity School Expansion, 5 stories
1 Music Circle South Offices, 5 stories
Cordell Hull garage. 4 stories
Segment at Pillow Arts, 4 stories
Fieldhouse Jones Hotel, 4 stories

BY COMPARISON:

2018 will have 7 over 20 stories, 23 over 10
2017 had 5 over 20 stories, 16 over 10.
2016 had 3 over 20 stories, , 5 over 10
2015 had 1 over 20 stories, 4 over 10

 

OTHER SIGNIFICANT DEVELOPMENTS THAT SHOULD BE UNDERWAY IN 2018:

Soccer Stadium at Fairgrounds, 27,500 capacity
Fairgrounds exhibition buildings: 5 rebuilt
Fairgrounds Residential/Commercial development, 5 buildings
Tennessee State Library & Archives (3 stories)
Gulch Pedestrian Bridge
Airport Terminal Expansion
Green Hills Mall expansion
August Moon Theater
Half a dozen residential projects along Dickerson Pike corridor
Hill Center Greenwood
Envision Cayce Phase II
First Baptist Church redevelopment
Printers Alley reimagined
Millworks on Charlotte
Silo Bend in The Nations
Main & Forrest mixed use
 

Tower Cranes that will be up during 2018:  At least 58

MAJOR PREDICTIONS FOR 2018:

• 15 story hotel announced by Bloom for Peabody & 2nd Ave. site
• New 50+ story  project announced by Tony G. for either west edge of Music City Roundabout, or the parking lot across from 505 CST 
• Tennessean site plans begin to formulate
• A hotelier buys the lot on the NW corner of 8th Ave. South and Demonbreun with intentions of another 30+ story structure
• Platinum Hospitality releases plans for the huge lot at SE corner of KVB and 6th Ave. South

 

IN THE PIPELINE FOR 2019 AND BEYOND:

Second & Demonbreun Residential Tower, 40 stories
 Buckingham Gulch Apt Tower, 38 stories
JW Marriott second tower, 30 stories
Nashville Yards Office Tower Three, 30 stories
Endeavor 12th & Demonbruen, Office and Hotel, two 28 stories
5th & Broadway Office Tower, 26 stories
Nashville Yards Office Tower Four, 25 stories
Nashville Yards Apartment Tower Two, 24 stories
Demonbreun Hill Apts, 22 stories
1810 Broadway Rudy Law Office/Apts, 22 stories
Nashville Yards Condo Tower, 20 stories
Endeavor 12 & Demonbruen Office Tower, 21 stories
McGavock Boutique Hotel, 21 stories
East Bank Ferris wheel, 20 stories
Vanderbilt University West End Tower, 20 stories
Hensler Trolly Barns Apts, 20 stories
Bridgestone Arena Hotel, 20 stories
Hyatt/C.B.Ragland, 20 stories
The Joseph Hotel, 20 stories
Demonbruen Hill Office Tower, 20 stories
House of Blues Theater & Hotel, 18 stories
Airport Terminal Hotel, 16 stories
Creed Midtown Office Tower, 16 stories
Demonbruen Hill Hotel, 16 stories
Sarah Canon Research Tower, Capitol View, 15 stories
Nashville Yards Hotel Two: 15 stories 
1810 Broadway Rudy Law Hotel, 14 stories
Second & Demonbruen Hotel, 13 stories (9 on top of 4 story pedestal)
Nashville Yards Office Tower Three: 12 stories
Vanderbilt Place Offices, 12 stories
TownPlace Suites, Gay Street/James Robertson Parkway, 10 stories
OneC1TY Hotel, 10 stories
Lafayette & 5th Hotel, 10 stories
Hampton Inn/Tru GulchHotel, 10 stories
2nd Hotel next to Comfort Inn, 10 stories
McMillan& Church Apts/Office, 10 stories
Corsair Distillery Boutique Hotel, 10 stories
915 5th Ave. South Condos, 9 stories
OneCITY Office Bldgs, two at 8 stories each
Outpost Nashville Apts, 8 stories
Germantown Union Offices, Retail, Hotel, 8 and 6 stories
8th & Drexel Hotel, 8 stories
Gateway Germantown Apts, 7 stories
Watertown Condos, 7 stories
Capitol View Phase IV, four 6 story buildings
Stockyard Apts, 6 stories
Crescendo Apts, 6 stories
MDHA Apts at Rolling Mill Hill, 6 stories
MDHA Apts at Rosa Parks & Delta, 5 stories
Greer Stadium Area Redevelopment
Nashville Light Rail
River North Landings
Nuehoff Packing Plant redevelopment
Jefferson Street Park over I-65/40
Hill Center Germantown
Bridgestone Arena entertainment additions
UT Health Science Campus at St. Thomas
Belcourt Village Mixed-Use 
Nashville Zoo expansion
Nashville Yards 4,000 seat theater
Nashville yards 700 seat club
Nashville Yards 10 screen Regal Cinema Complex

 

STILL IN DREAM STATE:

One World Hotel, 40 stories
Polar Coaster, 40 stories
West End Summit Hotel, 28 stories
West End Summit Office Tower, 24 stories
Crestview at the Summit, Brentwood, 10 & 8 stories
The Manning Condos, 7 and 4 stories

[bmkTN]

Wow, what a list!  Love your major predictions.   I'm very anxious to see what Highwoods has in store for the Tennessean site.  Has the potential to really complement (and maybe even connect with) Nashville Yards. And it is definitely looking more and more like the west end of MCC from Demonbreun over to the Roundabout area is beginning to develop into what might well be one of the biggest, densest parts of the skyline in the next few years. 

[Binbin98]

I have a good feeling both the W and Second avenue sites will break ground in 2018. Also four seasons I feel will be the flagship of the latter, usually they enjoy entering in emerging or new markets. fingers crossed river North happens through amazon or another corporate relocation.

also I was in Indianapolis at the time of the super bowl and noticed how many hotels they had in comparison to Nashville in 2012 (jw Marriott, Westin, Conrad, Omni etc...). Well now Nashville will have an Omni, dream hotel, inbound hotel, loews, kimpton, Thompson, Hyatt regency, Westin, ac hotel, virgin hotel, w hotel, jw Marriott, hopefully a four seasons or other five star brand, and possible many more hotel brands to come. That a LOT of hotels compared to only 5 years ago lol

[Mr_Bond]

Several of these a slated to start in Q4 of this year.  This is exciting to watch!

[e-dub]

Looking forward to seeing the 2019 predictions, but I just don't see how it can beat out 2018. ALSO, I'm no stranger to being wrong, so there's that.