2023 NASHVILLE PROJECT THREAD/ RECENTLY COMPLETED 2021-2022/ UNDER CONSTRUCTION/PROPOSED

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I may try to update this further. I was trying to have everything finished before the forum meet this Saturday, but I will not be able to do it. The information missing is unit numbers and citations as to where some of the images come from. Most all of those images have already been posted on here before.  This has taken countess hours over the last month and a half.

I also wanted to include a lot of stats and may do so a little later. Quite frankly I am tired, and the Bits & pieces thread has become a distraction as well.  

So here it is in all of its glory and hopefully I can do some more work on it.  I am going to keep this pinned until I do the next one as it took me forever to find the last list as it was buried, and the search function is not that great.

RECENTLY COMPLETED

 

Some of these projects are very close to opening, so I am listing them as complete.

 

The organization of projects may vary from completed, under constructions, & proposed as projects dictate.

 

Metro Industrial warehouse:

2021 completion approx  9,239,758 sq ft

2022 completion approx  7,887,126 sq ft

Total warehouse vacancy rate 3.2 %

Market total 204,948,152

Under Development 8,179,350 Sq Ft

 

DOWNTOWN/ GULCH/ GERMANTOWN

 

CBD-SoBro-Rutledge Hill-Capitol View

FOUR SEASON HOTEL & RESIDENCES-220 luxury apartments, and 200 high-end condo (151 2ND AVENUE S) 40 STORIES 542’ $400 MILLION (courtesy SOLOMON CORDWELL BUENZ)

 

805 LEA -30 STORIES- 354 units 370’  $102 MILLION (courtesy HASTINGS)

 

EMBASSY SUITES/ONE HOTEL/ ONE HOTEL A 30 STORY (380’)  & 19 STORY $229 MILLION (courtesy LK architecture)

 

 

ONE22ONE  (1221 BROADWAY) 24 STORIES 356’- $141 MILLION (courtesy GRESHAM SMITH)

 

HYATT CENTRIC (SOBRO) 256’ est- 20 STORY 252 ROOM HOTEL $66 MILLION (courtesy Hastings)

 

 

FEDERAL COURTHOUSE (DOWNTOWN) $194.5 MILLION (courtesy Fentress Architects/MICHAEL GRAVES)

 

SENTRAL SOBRO 296 UNITS, 13 STORIES 142’ (SOBRO) $75 MILLION (courtesy SE VENTURE)

 

RUTLEDGE FLATS - 8 STORY , 174 UNITS (SOBRO) (courtesy HASTINGS)

 

EVE (RIVER TOWER CONDOS) Courtesy The Bradley Projects

 

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH ADDITION (courtesy ESA Architects)

TROLLY BARNS PARKING GARAGE (courtesy Kline Swinney)

 

THE MUSE (65 LINDSLEY AVE)55 units (image courtesy Centric architecture)

 

THE MADDOX ON CHURCH COURTESY (MADDOX ON CHURCH FACEBOOK)

 

CROSSBRIDGE/33 LINDSLEY (image courtesy DAAD)

 

THE GULCH

 

AMAZON I 22 STORIES (328’) (NASHVILLE YARDS) (courtesy GRESHAM SMITH) BUILDING ON RIGHT

 

ASURION CAMPUS (GULCH) $285 MILLION R2L Architects (courtesy HASTINGS)

 

THE HARLOWE 908 DIVISION-GREYSTAR 16 STORIES 179’, 300 UNITS (GULCH) $72 MILLION  (courtesy R2L Architects)

 

HAVEN AT THE GULCH 11 STORY, 299 UNITS (GULCH)  $100 MILLION ( courtesy BSB Design)

 

ASPIRE (GULCH) $95 MILLION 351 units(courtesy DINERSTEIN COMPANIES)

 

W HOTEL -16 STORY, 350 ROOM / 183’ (GULCH) $190 MILLION  (courtesy HKS)

 

NES SUBSTATION (image courtesy NES)

 

Germantown-HBV

 

RANDEE ROGERS - 4 STORY, 100 UNITS  (HISTORIC BUENA VISTA) courtesy Kline Swinney Associates

 

810 JEFFERSON  (HISTORIC BUENA VISTA) image courtesy Powell Architecture + Building Studio

 

TOWNE NASHVILLE 329 units (image courtesy Dynamik Design)

 

SWH PROPERTY 330 units (THE HUME & HAMILTON) image courtesy Smith Gee Studio

 

1212 9TH AVE. NORTH  57 units (HISTORIC BUENA VISTA) image courtesy Humphreys Partners)

 

Midtown

 

BROADWEST MIXED USE$540 MILLION- 21 STORY(326’)- 35 STORY (406’) HOTEL ,220 Condo units (courtesy Cooper Cary)

 

 

2012 WEST END 25 STORIES-350 units- 300’ $68 MILLION (courtesy SOLOMON CORDWELL BUENZ)

 

VANDERBILT TOWER & RESIDENCES $600 MILLION 20 stories 310’(courtesy David M Schwarz Architects)

 

GREYSTAR HOTEL  & RESIDENTIAL 16 STORY HOTEL 171’ & 26 STORY 295’ RESIDENTIAL TOWER 347 residential units(MIDTOWN) $145 MILLION (courtesy R2L Architects)

 

PARKE WEST (WEST END) $100 MILLION - 210 condos (courtesy GRESHAM SMITH PARTNERS)

 

TOWNEPLACE SUITES 118' (image courtesy Lindsay Pope Brayfield Clifford and Associates)

 

BROADSTONE SOBRO 226 units (courtesy Brock Hudgins)

 

STAYBRIDGE HOTEL- 4 STORY, 163 ROOMS  (MIDTOWN) (courtesy Michael J. Burns Architects)

 

ELEMENT HOTEL WEST END (ONEC1TY) (courtesy Hastings)

 

7 CITY PLACE 261 units (ONEC1TY) BROADSTONE ONECITY (courtesy Dynamik Design)

 

Belmont Campus

 

CALDWELL HALL (BELMONT CAMPUS) (COURTESY BELMONT.EDU) EST. $90 MILLION (courtesy esa)

 

BELMONT PERFORMING ARTS CTR. $141 MILLION (courtesy ESA)

 

BELMONT INDOOR TRAINING FACILITY (Courtesy ESa)

 

Medical District

 

HEALTHPEAK OFFICE HCA 6 STORY,(MIDTOWN) (courtesy ESa)

 

ST THOMAS REHAB FACILITY (courtesy ESa)

 

ST THOMAS CRITICAL CARE (MIDTOWN) $75 MILLION (courtesy  ST THOMAS ASCENSION HEALTH) courtesy Gresham Smith

 

Music Row

17th & GRAND (ABOVE THE ROW) 7 STORIES, 160K SQ. FT. (MUSIC ROW) $70 MILLION (courtesy ESa)

 

PANATTONI OFFICE BUILDING 1630 16TH AVE S. (MUSIC ROW) (courtesy TUCK HINTON)

 

POINTS WEST

LINDSEY CORNER 108K SQ. FT. (CHARLOTTE AVE.) courtesy Hayden Architects

 

HILLSBORO HS RENOVATION/ADDITION (image courtesy Metro schools)

 

ALTA UNION/5800 CENTENNIAL-284 units (image courtesy Brock Hudgins)

 

CORTLAND NASHVILLE WEST 436 units (NOVEL)image courtesy Summit Contracting (Dwell Design Studio)

 

CORTLAND AT THE NATIONS-354 units (COURTESY CATALYST DESIGN GROUP)

 

WRENSTONE AT THE HIGHLANDS BELLEVUE-322 units (image courtesy Dynamik Design)

 

STERLING AT NASHVILLE WEST-260 units (image courtesy of Smith Gee)

 

 

HARMONY AT BELLEVUE-180 units (courtesy seniorguide.com)

 

POINTS SOUTH

 

WEHO & THE FAIRGROUND AREA

 

GEODIS PARK NASHVILLE SOCCER MLS STADIUM 30,000 seats (FAIRGROUNDS/WEHO AREA) $325 MILLION (courtesy HOK)

 

NASHVILLE WAREHOUSE COMPANY OFFICE (foreground) courtesy Harthshore Plunkard 

 

MARTIN FLATS-150 units (image courtesy Hastings)

 

 

HILLSIDE FLATS-290 units (THE RESERVOIR) (courtesy SOUTHEAST VENTURE)

 

TREVECCA UNIVERSITY JERNIGAN STUDENT CENTER ADDITION/RENOVATION/ 40 MILLION (image courtesy ESa)

 

 

TREVECCA HEALTH SCIENCES (image courtesy ESa)

 

8TH & BERRY APARTMENTS 314 UNITS (image courtesy STUDIO ARCHITECTS)

 

HAMILTON + MARTIN (courtesy The Magness Group)

 

NOVEL EDGEHILL-270 units (Manuel Zeitlin Architects/KTGY)

2125 8TH AVE SOUTH (courtesy rootARCH)

 

83 FREIGHT-91 units (courtesy Smith Gee)

 

 

HYATT HOUSE AIRPORT (Courtesy DAKOTA LEGACY GROUP)

 

4040 TRAVIS-129 units (courtesy Barnett Design Studios and Spatial Inc.)

 

ACCENT NOLENSVILLE  236 UNITS (FAIRGROUNDS/WEHO) courtesy POOLE & POOLE

 

WATERLEAF APARTMENTS-364 units (image courtesy

 

ALTA FARMS @ CANE RIDGE 330 units (image courtesy apartment finder)Century Farms

 

CENTURY FARMS APARTMENTS "VINTAGE 1857" (courtesy Elmington)

 

CASCADE APARTMENTS ANTIOCH

 

VINTAGE CENTURY FARMS (courtesy TDK developement)

 

AMBULATORY SURGERY CENTER CENTURY FARMS

 

MAXWELL APARTMENTS 362 UNITS  (1500 BELL ROAD) image courtesy of Maxwell apartments)

 

CANDLEWOOD SUITES

 

POINTS NORTH

Metro Center & North of Charlotte

 

HOME2 SUITES METRO CTR

 

ALTA FOUNDRY

 

PEARL STUDIOS

 

CRAVE @ CITY HEIGHTS2600 CLIFTON

 

THRIVE AT CITY HEIGHTS (image courtesy EOa)

 

TSU (EPPES HALL) DORMS 700 BED RESIDENCE HALL 6 STORIES  $ 69.5 MILLION (COURTESY MOODY NOLAN)

 

NORTH LIGHTS

 

RENEWAL HOUSE

 

EAST BANK & POINTS EAST

 

Five Points-Cayce-Edegfield-East Bank area

 

LA QUINTA INN (courtesy Studio A Architecture)

 

DAVIDSON COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE (Image courtesy ESa)

 

1012 MAIN

 

815 MAIN

 

916 MAIN (MAIN STREET HOTEL)

 

918 MAIN

 

HILL CENTER 5 POINTS REBUILD AFTER TORNADO

 

RED OAK TOWNHOMES ENVISION CAYCE PROJECT (image courtesy EOa)

 

RED OAK FLATS /700 DEW ENVISION CAYCE PROJECT

 

LYRIC AT CLEVELAND PARK

 

EASTWOOD VILLAGE (image courtesy Daniels + Chandler Architects)

 

MERIDIAN PARK 156 UNITS (image courtesy of apartment finders)

 

THE ARCADIA APARTMENTS MADISON 81 UNITS (IMAGE COURTESY ARCADIA WEBSITE)

 

THE 808 AT SKYLINE RIDGE (820 SKYLINE RIDGE DRIVE) COURTESY AERIAL INNOVATIONS

THE PRESERVE @ HIGHLAND

 

THE EDISON OF RIVERWOOD (HERMITAGE)352 UNITS (IMAGE COURTESY BARNETT DESIGN STUDIO)

 

SOUND AT PENNINGTON BEND APARTMENTS

 

BLUE HILLS MULTI-FAMILY(2303 Lebanon Pike)

 

NASHVILLE STATE MADISON CAMPUS (image courtesy Gilbert McLaughlin Casella Architects)

 

EDISON PARK

 

STUDIO 79

THE EASON

 

THE HILLSON (courtesy Liv Development)

 

BNA EXPANSION PROJECT PHASE I.0

BNA VISION 1.0

 

 

Terminal Garage 1

- Levels P1-P4: Complete and open - May 2020

• INTERIM INTERNATIONAL ARRIVALS BUILDING

  • Complete and operational

• TERMINAL GARAGE 1

  • Complete and open

• TERMINAL GARAGE 2

  • Complete and open

• TERMINAL APRON AND TAXILANE EXPANSION

  • Phase 1: Complete

• EXPANDING CONCOURSE D AND BUILDING A CENTRAL UTILITY PLANT

  • Concourse D complete and open

  • Central Utility Plant complete and operational

• EXPANDING THE TICKETING LOBBY AND BAGGAGE CLAIM

  • North Terminal Wing Expansion: Complete and open

  • South Terminal Wing Expansion: Complete and open

New Concourse D and Terminal Wings - July 2020 and Aug 2020

 

 

 Airport Administrative Office: Complete and open

- Airport Administrative Office: Complete and open

 

 

 

Terminal Garage 3 - complete Dec 20, 2018

Terminal Apron and Taxilane Expansion

- Phase 1: Complete

Central Utility Plant - complete 2018?

International Arrivals Facility (IAF) and Terminal Lobby Renovation - U/C

 

 

 

 

UNDER CONSTRUCTION

DOWNTOWN/ GULCH/ GERMANTOWN

subdivided - Gulch, SoBro, LoBro, Germantown/Capitol View

 

Gulch-CBD-SoBro

 

1010 CHURCH 750’ 60 stories (image courtesy Giarratana Development & Goettsch Partners)

 

PRIME (801 CHURCH) 165 million 38 STORIES 456’ (courtesy Goettsch Partners & Giarratana Development)

 

ALCOVE (900 CHURCH)150 million  33 STORIES 416’ (courtesy Goettsch Partners & Giarratana Development)

PRICE TAG FOR BOTH TOGETHER IS $315 MILLION-BEING BUILT TOGETHER (courtesy Goettsch Partners & Giarratana Development)

 

NASHVILLE YARDS 1 billion plus

 

NASH YARDS 1001 CHURCH ST (AMAZON 3)609' PARCEL PSB (PARKING INFRASTRUCTURE ONLY) (image courtesy Mark Hollingsworth)

 

NASH YARDS LOT9B1 FUTURE TOWER (PARKING GARAGE ONLY UNDER CONSTRUCTION) 

 

NASH YARDS LOT9B2 FUTURE TOWER (PARKING GARAGE ONLY UNDER CONSTRUCTION) (image courtesy Mark Hollingsworth)

 

NASH YARDS PINNACLE TOWER 504' PARCEL P3A (image courtesy Gresham Smith)

 

NASH YARDS AMAZON TOWER PHASE II (421.4)  (image courtesy Gresham Smith)

 

NASH YARD MIXED USE PARCEL 9A1 228’  (image courtesy Gresham Smith)

 

NASH YARDS ENTERTAINMENT VENUE PARCEL 9A2  (image courtesy Gresham Smith)

 

NASH YARDS LOT9A3 RESIDENTIAL 409’ PARCEL 9A3  (image courtesy Gresham Smith)

 

NASH YARDS LOT9B3 RESIDENTIAL 420’ PARCEL 9B3  (image courtesy Gresham Smith)

 

30 PEABODY- 32 STORY, 324 UNITS (HENSLER TOWER) (ROLLING MILL HILL) 400’ COST TBD (courtesy Hastings,, City Now Next, Hensler Stiles)

 

 

GULCH UNION II 310 units (courtesy HKS) 357’ 

 

GIBSON RESIDENCES -21 STORY, 380 UNITS(1117 CHURCH) (Courtesy ESa)

 

MODERA MCGAVOCK 324.8 - 29 stories , 400 units (building image center, right- courtesy Cooper Cary)

 

ALBION (GULCH) 21 STORIES, 415 UNITS 272’ $140 MILLION (courtesy HP Architects)

Topped/ interior finishes underway

 

127 ROSA PARKS- 16 STORIES  184’ (DOWNTOWN) $100 MILLION + (courtesy ESa)

 

PRINTING HOUSE TAPESTRY HOTEL 11 STORIES, 175 ROOMS courtesy RATIO ARCHITECTS

 

PASEO SOUTH (PRIMA) I  1-16 STORY(EAST GULCH/PIE TOWN) Courtesy ESa

 

HOMEWOOD SUITES/ CANOPY (GULCH)-11 STORY, 334 ROOMS (courtesy ODA Architecture)

 

SOCIETY NASHVILLE 915 DIVISION (image courtesy Baker Barios)

 

MODERA 15 STORY, 378 UNITS 180’ (GULCH) $TBD EST 75 MILLION + (courtesy COOPER CARY)

 

HYVE formerly THE NELL (PIE TOWN CONDOS) (629 & 635 7th Ave South) (image courtesy CA South)

 

DOWNTOWN YMCA (Image courtesy Goettsch Partners & Giarratana Development)

 

 

THE ARCADE REHAB (upgrade to downtowns 120 yr old Arcade) image courtesy of Dryden Architecture

 

 

 

THE BLUE PARROT (image courtesy Bendure Harder Architecture)

 

REPLACEMENT OF BROADWAY VIADUCT (Image TDOT & Gresam Smith)

 

Germantown-Capitol View

 

NEUHOFF REDO 372 million 15 story mixed use building 193’

 

NEUHOFF REDO BL 3

 

NEUHOFF REDO block 4

 

 

 

ARTIST LOFTS

 

BALLPARK VILLAGE

 

WOMEN'S RESCUE MISSION (image courtesy Design Constructors, Inc.v)

 

PERMANENT SUPPORTIVE HOUSING 25 million (courtesy Bell Construction)

 

METRO WATER TREATMENT PLANT EXPANSION (GERMANTOWN) $403 MILLION (COURTESY METRO NASHVILLE GOVT.)

 

MODERA  2 PHASES 800 UNITS (GERMANTOWN) (courtesy Cooper Cary)

2ND AVE HOTEL REBUILD

 

 

LoBro

411 BROADWAY (images courtesy EOa)

 

 

405 BROADWAY (image courtesy Centric Architecture)

 

 

CHIEF'S (200 BROADWAY) (image courtesy STG)

 

107 4TH AVE N (courtesy Barnett Design Group)

 

MIDTOWN / WEST END- subdivided- Midtown East, Vanderbilt, Belmont, Midtown West

 

1805 CHURCH 175'

 

LOCAL MIDTOWN 1904 HAYES

 

 

LOFTS AT MARATHON

 

Midtown East & Marathon Village

MARGAUX MIDTOWN

 

1818 OFFICES (1912 ACKLEN) image courtesy Anderson Architects

 

CAMBRIA HOTEL

 

ST THOMAS 21ST & CHURCH (courtesy ST THOMAS ASCENSION HEALTH)

 

14TH AVENUE LOFTS (804 14TH AVE N) (courtesy HUMPHREYS PARTNERS)

 

1501 HERMAN (HERMAN STREET APARTMENTS)

 

Midtown West

 

5 CITY PLACE (ONEC1TY) 200'-225'

 

 

HAVEN CHARLOTTE AVE.

 

 

 

HOLIDAY INN ELLISTON

 

ROCK BLOCK FLATS

 

Music Row

 

THE MOORE 220’ (MIDTOWN)  (courtesy Gresham Smith)

 

50 MUSIC SQUARE WEST- 7 STORIES, 124 UNITS (MUSIC ROW) Courtesy Manuel Zeitlin Architects

 

H & O 1010 16th AVE South

 

1005 16TH AVE S

 

 

 

Belmont & Vanderbilt Campuses

FRIST COLLEGE OF MEDICINE

 

JACK MASSEY CENTER (3-D BUILDING)

 

KIRKLAND HALL, $22 MILLION RENOVATION (image courtesy Centric Architecture & Vanderbilt)

 

NEW VANDERBILT STUDENT HOUSING WEST END

 

THE BROADVIEW VANDERBILT GRADUATE HOUSING (COURTESY PHofKS & VANDERBILT.EDU)

 

OWEN GRADUATE SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT

 

CLARENDALE WEST END

 

VANDERBILT STADIUM RENO & SPORTS FACILITIES ADDITIONS

NEED RENDERINGS

 

 

 

 

THE CHARTWELL AT MARATHON/UNION BRICK

 

ODYSSEY AT THE PARK (image courtesy of Smith Gee & Parthenon Dev.)

 

 

 

EAST BANK & POINTS EAST

Riverfront-Five Points-East Nashville-Inglewood

 

PHASE I OF THE LANDINGS AT RIVER NORTH- 600 RESIDENTIAL UNITS, 50K RETAIL OVERALL COST OF BOTH PHASES $225 MILLION. (courtesy SK I ARCHITECTURE)

 

ENVISION CAYCE ONGOING

 

BOSCOBIL IV CHERRY OAKS APARTMENTS

 

5th and Summer Place

 

SAMARITAN RECOVERY

 

THE NEO (245-249 HERMITAGE AVE)

 

ALTA CITY VIEW

 

THE AVERY- INGLEWOOD

 

THE STATION BY ALTA

 

LAUREL & PINE

 

STARLET EAST (1310 LISCHEY)

 

 

DICKERSON ROAD CORRIDOR

 

900 AT CLEVELAND PARK

THE LINK BRISTOL DEVELOPMENT APARTMENTS 226 UNITS (51 LUCILE)

 

THE SKYLINER

 

Hermitage-Donelson

THE ONTARIO

 

 

600 CREATIVE WAY

600 STEWARTS FERRY MULTI FAMILY

 

EDISON OF RIVERWOOD HERMITAGE

 

DONELSON PLAZA RESIDENTIAL

 

DONELSON PLAZA LIBRARY

MARKHAM PLACE

 

THE JACKSON

 

HIGHVIEW FLATS 163 units (image courtesy of EOa)

 

BLOCK B MIXED USE FAIRGROUNDS

 

ALTO 615 APARTMENTS

 

THE PRESERVE @ PERIMETER

 

ELAN RIVERGATE

 

 

 

POINTS WEST

HILLSBORO TOWN CENTRE 275'

 

THE CRESTMOOR 140.7

 

THE MANNING

 

HYATT PLACE (3818 BEDFORD AVE)

 

THE BLAKEFORD GREEN HILLS 

 

STATELINE (5300 CENTENNIAL)

 

PDG CHARLOTTE 3800 Charlotte Ave

 

BREEZE BLOCK (6100 ROBERTSON)

 

JAMES LAWSON HS BELLEVUE (image courtesy Lawson HS Facebook page)

 

POPLAR RIDGE AFFORDABLE HOUSING (courtesy Shapiro CompanyArchitects)

 

THE LIVANO NATIONS

 

 

 

(405 40TH AVE N) MIXED USE PROJECT

 

THE ARCADE ON VERNON

 

 

JOHN C TUNE AIRPORT 43.5 MILLION IN UPGRADES & NEW HANGERS (project may be complete) image courtesy of Metro airport authority 

 

THE LLOYD 3717 WEST END AVE

 

 

 

POINTS SOUTH

 

WEHO & THE FAIRGROUND AREA

 

T3 FINERY MIXED USE, 125 ROOM HOTEL , 311 UNITS, 378K RETAIL & OFFICE (WEHO) (courtesy Hastings)

 

THE RESIDENCES AT THE FINERY

 

WESTERLY HOUSE (700 HAMILTON)

 

WEHO NASHVILLE

 

CHESTNUT FLATS 204 units (101 FACTORY STREET) image courtesy Southeast Venture Design

 

 

 

THE PITCH/1621 ENSLEY BLVD

 

BROADSTONE BERRY HILL

 

445 COMMONS AT THE FAIRGROUNDS (courtesy Smith Gee)

 

THIRD & MILDRED SHUTE

 

CENTURY FARMS

 

NCS TRAINING FACILITY 

 

TANGER OUTLET (4060 CANE RIDGE) courtesy Tanger

 

CENTURY FARMS EXPO CENTER & OFFICE CAMPUS

 

OXFORD CENTURY FARMS

 

CARROLL AT CANE RIDGE PHASE I FORMERLY(CENTURY SOUTH)

NO RENDERING AVAILABLE

 

EMBLEM PARK, 1414 2ND AVE S

TABERNACLE

 

NASHVILLE WAREHOUSE COMPANY RESIDENTIAL (courtesy Harthshore Plunkard)

QUEENS MIXED USE

 

STANDARD ASSEMBLY

 

1009 8TH AVENUE OLYMPIC II

 

VINTAGE NASHVILLE EDGE (5833 NOLENSVILLE PIKE)

 

TREVECCA NAZARENE RESIDENCE HALL

 

THE GILMORE

 

HOLIDAY INN ELM HILL PIKE

 

MONTERRA APARTMENT HOMES

 

RIDGEVIEW APARTMENTS SECTION FIVE(1445 EAGLE VIEW BLVD)

 

THE VIEWS OF MUSIC CITY (image courtesy Metro Gov.)

 

BURKITT RIDGE

 

NOVO ANTIOCH (1411 RURAL HILL RD)

 

THE CROSSINGS ANTIOCH

 

 

 

 

POINTS NORTH

 

CLAY STREET COMMONS- 61 UNITS (BUENA VISTA HEIGHTS) (courtesy the Bradley Projects) Phase 2

 

GRAND OAKS AT GREAT CIRCLE (341 GREAT CIRCLE)

 

LIVANO TRINITY (819 W TRINITY) image courtesy of Liv Development

 

ALTA RIVERWALK

 

NOVEL HARPETH HEIGHTS

 

MEHARRY LIVE LEARN

 

FISK RESIDENCE HALL DB TODD & MEHARRY (image courtesy Pinnacle Constructors Group)

 

ALAMEDA AT HADLEY PARK (image courtesy Mark Hollingsworth)

 

LEGACY BORDEAUX

 

2106 24th AVE NORTH

 

ORAL SURGICAL INSTITUTE

 

THE DUKE II

 

RESIDENCE INN METRO CTR (image courtesy Imagine Hospitality)

 

CHARTWELL AT WATKINS PHASE I

 

1300 JEFFERSON

CLAY STREET COMMONS phase II

 

THE MOSAIC 1020 JEFFERSON

 

STONE BRIDGE LOFTS

 

NORTH NASHVILLE TRANSIT CENTER

 

 

VILLAGES AT FOREST VIEW

NO RENDERING AVAILABLE

 

ASCENT APARTMENTS 240 units Pedcor Cos. I-65 & Brick Church Pike

NO RENDERING AVAILABLE

 

VIEWS OF MUSIC CITY SOUTH

NO RENDERING AVAILABLE

 

COMFORT INN AND SUITES

NO RENDERING AVAILABLE

 

 

BNA EXPANSION PROJECT PHASE I.0

BNA VISION 1.0

 

Courtesy TDOT

AIRPORT HILTON-14 STORY, 292 ROOMS (COURTESY CHARTWELL HOSP) $177 MILLION (courtesy Moody Nolan Architects )

 

- Levels P5 & P6 and Pedestrian Plaza: Under construction, opening in early 2023

•  

• TERMINAL APRON AND TAXILANE EXPANSION

  •  

  • Phase 2: To be completed in Fall 2023

  •  

  • 

• ON-AIRPORT HOTEL AND TERMINAL GARAGE

  • Construction is underway

  • Garage opening in mid 2023

  • Hotel opening in late 2023

• STATE-OF-THE-ART INTERNATIONAL ARRIVALS FACILITY (IAF)

  • Construction is underway

  • Opening in Fall 2023

• TERMINAL LOBBY RENOVATION

  • Construction is underway

  • To be completed in late 2023

 

PROPOSED

 

DOWNTOWN/ GULCH/ GERMANTOWN

 

NASH YARDS AMAZON 3 PARCEL P3B (BASE ONLY UNDER CONSTRUCTION)

1001 CHURCH STREET 40 STORIES? Approx. 604’

 

 

800 LEA 610'

 

NASH YARDS RESIDENTIAL TOWER Approx. 450’ PARCEL P2

10TH & LEA (2 TOWER PROJECT)

NO RENDERING AVAILABLE / OLD CONCEPTUAL RENDERING BELOW

 

NASH YARDS Approx. 30 stories & Approx. 330’ PARCEL P8

 

 

NASH YARDS Approx 450-480’ PARCEL 9B1

 

NASH YARDS Approx 450-480’ PARCEL 9B2

 

THE MILES 219' 645 UNITS (image courtesy ESa)

 

GULCH UNION PHASE III 356.9 (courtesy HKS) Twin of Gulch Union 1

 

2ND & PEABODY- 3 buildings 1-36 story 433', 1-32 story 375', 1-18 story 234' COST EST. $600 MILLION (courtesy GRESHAM SMITH)

 

GULCH CENTRAL (dual tower project plus retail building) OFFICE 444.7/ RESI 476.11Image courtesy Hastings

 

125 11TH AVE NORTH 30 STORIES 393 UNITS (COURTESY ESA) APPROX 350’ as counted from the address.’

 

909 DIVISION -16 STORY

 

522-532 4TH AVE SOUTH

 

500 2ND AVE SOUTH 3 towers of 447’,325’, & 322’

 

901 Dr MLK JR BLVD- 355’ 33 stories (in foreground) MLK & YMCA WAY (image courtesy Giarratana Development) All 4 towers in view are Giarratana developments, 3 of which are under construction.

 

PASEO II TOWER ON RIGHT 359’

 

PASEO III & IV SOMERA ROAD  379’ & 351’

 

621 MIDDLETON (25 STORIES / 375 UNITS)282’

 

VELA PIETOWN (601 LAFAYETTE) 32 STORIES  350’est

 

500 LAFAYETTE (30 STORIES) 350’est

 

531 LAFAYETTE (APPROX 15 STORIES) 175’ est

 

SECOND AVENUE GATEWAY 145’

 

4TH & ELM 132’

 

4TH & MC CANN (image courtesy of The Mainland cos. & Nashville Now Next) 220’ est

 

MODERA SOBRO-713 units- 2 phases (image courtesy of

 

900 DIVISION 

 

RMH HOUSE (94 PEABODY)

 

THE ASTER 1414 3RD AVE NORTH

 

170-176 2nd Ave rebuild (courtesy STG)

 

300 & 404 James Robertson 358 units(renovation, conversion & new construction)courtesy R2L

 

THE STOCKYARDS (900 2ND AVE NORTH) PHASE I

 

THE STOCKYARDS (1000 2ND AVE NORTH) PHASE II

 

FIFTH & JEFFERSON MIXED USE

 

MARRIOTT HOTEL 238'

 

MARRIOTT EDITION HOTEL 16 STORY, 281 ROOMS(GULCH) $170 MILLION (courtesy ESa)

 

RITZ CARLTON  HOTEL 570’ /CONDO 42 STORIES -APARTMENT BUILDING 32 STORIES 397’ KVB ROUNDABOUT. $550 MILLION Courtesy SOM

 

CIRCLE SOUTH 30 STORIES (SOBRO) $250 MILLION (courtesy GRESHAM SMITH)

 

8TH & DEMONBREUN PROJECT 448'

 

CUMMINS STATION RESIDENCES

STATION DISTRICT I 1st phase back on the drawing board (old rendering courtesy SOLOMON CORDWELL BUENZ)

 

PRINTERS & BANKERS ALLEY 179.2 image courtesy of STG architecture

 

HYATT CAPTION (12TH & MCGAVOCK) 139.3

 

1301 2ND AVE N

 

NASHVILLE BLOCK 5

 

2ND & VAN BUREN

 

HEAVENS DOORS DISTILLERY & RECESS NASHVILLE (images courtesy Tuck Hinton)

 

209 BROADWAY (BOTTLED BLOND) courtesy Tuck Hinton)

 

417 BROADWAY (image courtesy CWarch design)

STREETLIGHTS RESIDENTIAL-up to 30 stories 10th Ave N (property just purchased by Streetlights 2023)

NO RENDERING AVAILABLE

 

PORTMAN HOLDINGS PROJECT 11 NORTH (at least 3-16 story towers) timeline unclear

NO RENDERING AVAILABLE

 

FIRST AND KVB TISHMAN SPEYER

NO RENDERING AVAILABLE

 

Tidal Real Estate PROJECT GULCH at Grundy & George L Davis (Long Range)

NO RENDERING AVAILABLE

 

636 DIVISION ALBION PROJECT (Albion purchased 4/2022)

NO RENDERING AVAILABLE

 

1622 ROSA PARKS 5-6 stories 95 units SALEMTOWN

NO RENDERING AVAILABLE

 

MIDTOWN / WEST END- subdivided- Midtown East, Vanderbilt, Belmont, Midtown West

 

Midtown East

14TH & HYNES 435' & 480'

 

1414 CHURCH & 210 15TH AVE N

 

1401 CHURCH

 

19TH & CHURCH

 

HINES MIXED USE PROJECT (REED DISTRICT)

GBT MIXED USE PROJECT BEAMAN SITE (7 towers 20-35 stories)

 

 

ALBION MUSIC ROW 29 story- 340' & 20 story- 250'

 

DEMONBREUN HILL (at least 3 towers with current SP)Hall Capital Property just acquired. 

 

16TH & MCGAVOCK

 

1711 BROADWAY 245.6'

 

1705 HAYES STREET 269'

 

17TH & PATTERSON (310 17 AVE N)

 

ASPIRE MIDTOWN- 1801 PATTERSON 14 STORIES 277 UNITS (image courtesy Niles Bolton)

 

THE GUPTON-304 units- 150’ est (image courtesy JHP)

 

AVALON MIDTOWN (1719 HAYES ST) 25 STORIES  323’ COST TBD (courtesy THE PRESTON PARTNERSHIP)

 

1601 BROADWAY -27 STORY, 416 UNITS (MIDTOWN) (courtesy SMITH GEE)

 

Midtown West

 

THE SINCLAIR 315' 

 

2400 ELLISTON PLACE 184.4'

 

ACKLEN PARK MULTI RESIDENTIAL

 

THE LINK BUILDING AT VANDERBILT 15-level, 470,000-square-foot (approx 220’) image courtesy Blair, Mui + Dowd

 

HILTON TEMPO MIDTOWN IMAGE (12 story 161 rooms)courtesy of Vision Hospitality Group

 

900 18TH AVE S (THE SOUND) 

 

1301 HERMAN

1300 HERMAN

 

ELK DEVELOPMENT 1808 PATTERSON

NO RENDERING AVAILABLE

 

301 15TH AVE NORTH (7 STORY/ 179 UNITS)

NO RENDERING AVAILABLE

 

TENNESSEE ONCOLOGY CENTER 5 stories above grade (Midtown)22nd & Murphy

NO RENDERING AVAILABLE

 

WEST END APARTMENTS  301 units(2900 WEST END AVENUE)

NO RENDERING AVAILABLE

 

NEW VANDY DORMS Highland Quadrangle (completion not until 2027/2028)

NO RENDERING AVAILABLE

 

EAST BANK & POINTS EAST

 

East Bank (Riverfront Area)

 

ORACLE NASHVILLE 1.2 billion (image courtesy Oracle)

 

PROPOSED TITANS' STADIUM 2.1 BILLION (images courtesy Manica)

 

PROPOSED TITANS VILLAGE (30 acres surrounding the Titans Stadium) courtesy Metro Gov.

All conceptual.

 

STATION EAST RMR GROUP PROJECT (image courtesy of Hastings architecture)

 

SPINE STREET SOUTH/ CONCEPTUAL 175 million, pending approval  (images courtesy Metro govt)

 

186 N 1ST STREET 370 units (STILLWATER PROJECT) image courtesy of Smith Gee 

 

RESIDENCE INN EAST BANK (courtesy Emerge Hospitality)

 

DUAL BRAND HOTEL  17 STORIES

NO RENDERING AVAILABLE

 

DICKERSON ROAD CORRIDOR

 

1505 DICKERSON PIKE

1410 DICKERSON ROAD MIXED USE

 

2820 DICKERSON (362 UNITS)

 

THE PIKE - GATEWOOD & DICKERSON

 

SKYLINE EAST RIVERCHASE

 

2600 DICKERSON PIKE

 

18-22 LIGON AVE MIXED USE 8 STORIES

 

THE DELPHI 1003 DICKERSON RD (image courtesy Smith Gee)

 

SKYLINE RIDGE 240 UNITS (image courtesy Holladay Ventures)

 

THE PROVISIONARY (1404 DICKERSON) Courtesy The Cauble Group

 

1218-1236 DICKERSON

NO RENDERING AVAILABLE

 

1300 DICKERSON PIKE 6 STORIES 70 UNITS

NO RENDERING AVAILABLE

 

East Nashville other

 

MADISON STATION

 

BIRCHSTONE VILLAGE 228 units (courtesy Ragan Smith & Metro Nashville)

 

PORTER & CAHAL (Image courtesy of Smith Gee Studio)

 

LINCOLN CAMPUS (PENDING METRO PLANNING APPROVAL))

 

ENVISION CAYCE (500 MILLION DOLLAR PROJECT on going) (EAST NASHVILLE) all courtesy metro nashville planning

 

ENVISION CAYCE LENORE GARDENS (image courtesy SE Ventures)old rendering

 

SHELBY WOODS 

 

408 WOODLAND PROPOSED HOTEL 143' (image courtesy of Sun Development)

 

800 MAIN 7 STORIES 149 UNITS undetermined at this time/ one old proposal and one new that has not been made public

 

DONELSON STATION SE VENTURE

 

DONELSON STATION AVENUE CONSTRUCTION CENTRIC

 

CRUTCHER CORNER 550 condo units

NO RENDERING AVAILABLE

 

CA SOUTH PROJECT EAST NASHVILLE project rumored to be up to 8 stories and several hundred units along the river. Has large out of town investors.

NO RENDERING AVAILABLE

 

714-730 MAIN ST

NO RENDERING AVAILABLE

 

HILTON TRU HOTEL BNA conceptual plan

NO RENDERING AVAILABLE

 

POINTS WEST

 

Green Hills

EDEN HOUSE

 

RESIDENTIAL TOWER (4012 HILLSBORO) lawsuit resolved (conceptual image courtesy Colliers) 

 

Belle Meade Area

 

BELLE MEADE PLAZA

HARDING TOWN CENTER

 

21 WHITE BRIDGE

Starwood Capital Group

 

The Nations/Sylvan Park

 

40TH & CHARLOTTE

 

CAMDEN COMMUNITIES THE NATIONS

 

1111 63RD AVE NORTH

 

MODERA NATIONS / 398 units (image courtesy of Mill Creek)

 

115 DULUTH

 

ELMINGTON CAPITAL (5320 Charlotte Ave) approx 7 acres mixed used project

NO RENDERING AVAILABLE

 

POINTS SOUTH

 

WEHO,Edgehill,Fairgrounds, & South

 

910 8TH AVE SOUTH

 

RACETRACK EXPANSION FAIRGROUNDS (Courtesy Populous)

 

AJ CAPITAL PROJECT WEHO (images courtesy HPA)

 

NEW HEIGHTS DISTRICT

 

6TH & OAK (937 Sixth Ave. S) part of New Heights

 

STACK EXCHANGE NEW HEIGHTS DISTRICT

 

NORTH EDGEHILL COMMONS (EDGEHILL) (courtesy Metro Nashville Govt, Tuck Hinton)

 

ALTA ROCHELLE

 

1107 8TH AVE S 5-7 stories Al Neyer (on hold) 

 

446 CHESTNUT ENTERTAINMENT VENUE WEHO (image courtesy Hartshorne Plunkard Architecture & A J Capital)  

 

469 CHESTNUT

 

THE RESERVOIR

 

809 EDGEHILL (part of the Reservoir Project)Zone 1 AKA The Park At Hillside

 

PILLOW & MERRITT

 

FAIRGROUNDS MIXED USED

 

ENVISION SUDEKUM NAPIER LONG RANGE  (PROPOSED) (SOUTH NASHVILLE)

 

ENVISION EDGEHILL  LONG RANGE  (PROPOSED) (SOUTH NASHVILLE)

 

THE FINERY NORTH

NO RENDERING AVAILABLE

 

502 THOMPSON LANE phase I  258 units

NO RENDERING AVAILABLE

 

502 THOMPSON LANE phase II  258 units

NO RENDERING AVAILABLE

 

RESIDENCE INN & SUITES OHB BRENTWOOD

NO RENDERING AVAILABLE

 

SIMON PROPERTIES & AJ CAPITAL PROJECT

NO RENDERING AVAILABLE

No location decided

 

ANTIOCH

THE CROSSINGS MIDDLE STREET-320 units (image courtesy EOa)

 

CENTURY SOUTH 512 k office, 964 apartments (courtesy Metro Planning)

 

GLOBAL MALL REDEVELOPMENT (negotiations between Metro and Vanderbilt at a stand still)

NO RENDERING AVAILABLE

 

POINTS NORTH

 

JUVENILE JUSTICE COMPLEX BRICK CHURCH PIKE 130 million (image courtesy Metro Gov.)

 

RIVERSIDE AT METROCENTER 590 units (image courtesy of Humphreys & Partners)

 

BORN AGAIN SENIOR ACTIVE LIVING 234 UNITS (image courtesy of Urban Campus & Core)

 

THE LOFTS AT RIVERGATE 476 units (image courtesy of Charles Jones realty)

 

847 W TRINITY RED SEAL HOMES 111 UNITS

 

ASHLAND + CLARKSVILLE PIKE-550 units (image courtesy of Smith Gee)

 

SOLO NORTH 2122 Buena Vista Pike

 

210 CUMBERLAND BEND 297 units Wood Partners

NO RENDERING AVAILABLE

 

CHARTWELL AT WATKINS PHASE II

NO RENDERING AVAILABLE

 

APEX RIVERSTONE 230 units

NO RENDERING AVAILABLE

 

3712 KINGS LANE 178 units

NO RENDERING AVAILABLE

 

MADISON TRINITY 300 units (Madison Capital Group)

NO RENDERING AVAILABLE

 

E TRINITY MIXED USE 168 units

NO RENDERING AVAILABLE

 

407 GREAT CIRCLE ROAD /300 UNITS REST/RETAIL/ OLDACRE MCDONALD (has yet to purchase the property)

NO RENDERING AVAILABLE

 

 

 

BNA EXPANSION PROJECT PHASE 2.0 & BEYOND

COST 1.55 BILLION   (all Images courtesy nashville airport authority)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Donelson Pike Relocation and Terminal Access Roadway Improvements

- Currently in design

- Donelson Pike Relocation (TDOT): To be completed in late 2023

- Terminal Access Roadway Improvements: To be completed in late 2024

 

 

 

 

- Runway 2L/20R extension, currently in design

- New concourse A, apron fill RFQ issued

 

 

PROPOSED LONG RANGE PLANS

NEW SATELLITE TERMINAL

CONNECTION TRAM BETWEEN TERMINALS

LIGHT RAIL BETWEEN BNA & DOWNTOWN

BNA COST 200 MILLION

METRO COST????

Future light rail may connect via Murfreesboro rd. Plans have not even been formulated at this time.

 

 

•  
•  

  • 

• SATELLITE CONCOURSE

  • Currently in design

  •  

• DONELSON PIKE RELOCATION AND TERMINAL ACCESS ROADWAY IMPROVEMENTS 

  • Currently in design

  • Donelson Pike Relocation (TDOT): To be completed in 2026

  • Terminal Access Roadway Improvements: To be completed in late 2026

  •  

 

 

DELAYED PROJECTS

 

CAPITOL VIEW APARTMENTS (NORTHWOOD RAVIN) stalled (the project was due to start then radio silence) image courtesy Smith Gee.

 

COURTYARD AND FAIRFIELD INNS & PROPOSED RESIDENTIAL (STALLED) They have yet to buy the land or move forward with the project leaving the land open for another developer.(image courtesy Bounds & Gillespie Architects)

 

350 DEADERICK (image courtesy STG) Some version of this project may in fact still be alive, but not confirmed.

 

FEDERAL RESERVE  HOTEL 30 million(BEHIND SCHEDULE, DELAYED) image courtesy Gresham Smith.

Bill Miller, the owner, has other projects going on and this one has taken the back seat.

 

STATION DISTRICT II- IV (image courtesy Soloman Cordwell Buenz)(one building maybe two of this project may in fact could be moving forward, the other two are most likely dead for some time)

 

POD HOTEL(image Courtesy Tuck Hinton) No movement on this project no matter what the developer says, we can only assume the project is dead.

 

FOSTER STREET (NASHVILLE POTTERY & PIPE WORKS) I have heard no word on this project for some time and is severely delayed or dead. (image courtesy Manuel Zeitlin Architects)

 

915 HAWKINS (image courtesy Metro Planning) project was proposed by Pearlmark real estate. Radio silence since the project first appeared on the Planning docket.

 

 

L'ENDROIT  (5915 CHARLOTTE PIKE) developer behind Storyville Gardens! If they can’t get this done then why should we think they can get a billion dollar theme park done! (image courtesy H. Michael Hindman Architects)

 

PROPOSED INTERSTATE CAP (proposed by Metro and is a pipe dream by the Mayor in order to gain political capital) Never very well thought out! (image courtesy Metro Gov.)

 

RANGEWATER OLDHAM 51 MULTI-FAMILY (delayed) (most likely delayed due to Metro and location of the Spine Road) image courtesy Poole & Poole

 

THE BRIAN PAUL HOTEL PROJECT BRENTWOOD (DELAYED) Owners were contacted and said there was still life left in the project, however skepticism remains. (image courtesy Brian Weissmann/Advent Partners)

 

RADISSON RED (DOWNTOWN) STALLED IN THE MIDDLE OF DEMO( image courtesy Southeast Venture)

 

 

HOTEL INDIGO ADDITION 15 STORY ADDITION (image courtesy Gresham Smith) (unsure of status of this project and may be dead) 

 

BUCKINGHAM GULCH  (701 12TH AVE. S) 38 STORIES/ The project was starting to move forward just prior to the pandemic. The property is owned by Buckingham Cos. Courtesy the Buckingham Cos. (still no movement after years) presumed dead. (image courtesy Skidmore Owings & Merrill)

 

WAYPOINT RESIDENTIAL PROJECT 1806 DIVISION 32 STORIES 220 UNITS (no movement on the project for about 8 months) 

NO RENDERING AVAILABLE

 

FUTURE & CONCEPTUAL SITES & PLANS

 

THE RIVERSIDE (23 plus buildings 65 ACRES/332,000 sq ft retail, 1.36 million sq ft office, 2910 residential units, 33,200 restaurant seats

Price:  2.5 BILLION) image courtesy Skidmore, Owings & Merrill

Very Long Range if at all. (SP Plan Approved)

 

RAGLAND LOT 2ND & MALLOY Long Range Planning (image courtesy CB Ragland) Possible 2 high-rise buildings. (zoning in place)

 

DRIFTWOOD PROJECT CONCEPTUAL (SP plan in process of approval)

 

River Park On The Cumberland (project is conceptual in nature and owners are trying to sell in any form in order to develop.) (SP Approved for up 15 story buildings)

 

BUCHANAN POINT (this project has gone from office to industrial in nature) 

The Mathews Companies are still pursuing long range development.

 

BLACKBIRD CAPITAL PROJECT (long range conceptual of up to 30 stories)

 

 

640 THOMPSON LANE Long Range Planning (image courtesy CB Ragland) Mixed Use project

 

MAJOR OUT OF COUNTY PROJECTS

I could have added many other projects here but limited it to just a few to keep the list from going over 320 pages.

 

STORYVILLE GARDENS THEME PARK 1 Billion several phases. Status may be in question.

 

Facebook Data Center Gallatin completion 2023 800 million

LG Chem Clarksville

 

Vintage Stonetrace (4 stories, 325 units, 14 office suites,  $80 million) Smyrna

 

Notes Live entertainment district 40 million

 (4,500 capacity amphitheater; 1,400 capacity indoor hall Murfreesboro

 

Ultium Cells $2.3 billion, 2.8 million sq. ft. battery plant Spring Hill

275 million dollar plan UC below

 

Hankook Tire's complex  2 million sq. ft., $1.6 billion expansion

 

The Cubes at Sparta Pike 200-acre 2.8 million square feet of state-of-the-art industrial facilities. Lebanon

 

June Lake  2,900 residential units, 3.9 million square feet of Class A office space, nearly 1.3 million square feet of retail and restaurant space and 400 hotel rooms Spring Hill

 

 213 acre Spring Hill Crossings

 

LEGACY SPORTS COMPLEX 350 million Murfreesboro 

 

Station Commons, a 32 acre indoor sports complex Gallatin

 

One Lebanon Place 

 

Endeavor Park at Rowland Farms 350 Acre master planned office park and corporate campus Lebanon

 

The Goat Farm Gallatin

 

F & M Bank Arena Clarksville

 

Riverview Clarksville

 

AUREUM Franklin

 

GOLDBERG COS. INC PROJECT

 

OVATION (courtesy Highwoods)

 

REI shipping hub

 

Chewy $100 million Mt. Juliet Complete Fall 2022

 

Royal Canin Plant renovations and additions $86 million  Lebanon Complete September 2022

 

[markhollin]

Fantastic job, Smeags!  : )

[Rick Dalton]

Very nice

[Rick Dalton]

I've heard the lot that Albion bought across the street from their Gulch apartment may be turned into a bar or coffee shop. Views are good from there and they don't want to block view from their tower. 

[bnacincy]

Wow! Amazing work! Thanks so much!

[downtownresident]

Great work Smeags! 

[Pdt2f]

Incredible. Thanks so much for this!

[Luvemtall]

Thank you , much appreciated! Seeing our growth in this perspective, really makes you sit back and say WOW!! Amazing! 

[nashville born]

Exhaustive list!  Thanks a million!  And this image really pumped me up.  Let's go circle projects!!!

[jjbradleyBrooklyn]

Wow, AMAZING comprehensive list! This is phenomenal information. 

Thank you for putting it all together, Smeags!

[rolly]

Awesome collection of projects! But it seems Nashville has more than its fair share. Can some of these be shipped to Knoxville?

[smeagolsfree]

Thanks guys! This is by far the largest list I have ever put together. I just had to stop. It was 324 pages on a Google Doc. I just did not meet my dead line as far as getting it done but the time spent was probably about 80 hours at least probably more.  I was just worn out!

I wonder if any of you guys remember back in 2006 when I did the first one? We were lucky to have 30 projects and we were wowing at that at the time.

We were in envy of Charlotte with the projects they were getting and we were also comparing our skyline with Louisville, Birmingham, Memphis, and other mid size cities and were on par with them..

Now I think we have zoomed past many of the cities as far as skylines go as far as numbers, not just our former peer cities, but other cities at the time we were not even in the same league with such as Cincinnati, Columbus, Cleveland, Indy, New Orleans, St Louis, Kansas City and many others.

Not that this is a competition and it never has been, but Nashville was just ready for the growth that has hit and has not looked back. Nashville is punching well above its weight for a Metro of its population.

[UrbanWes03]

On 2/3/2023 at 1:10 PM, rolly said:

Awesome collection of projects! But it seems Nashville has more than its fair share. Can some of these be shipped to Knoxville?

Hey I like that idea 

And just incredible job Smeags. I know it was a LOT of work!

[PillowTalk4]

On 2/3/2023 at 10:37 PM, smeagolsfree said:

Thanks guys! This is by far the largest list I have ever put together. I just had to stop. It was 324 pages on a Google Doc. I just did not meet my dead line as far as getting it done but the time spent was probably about 80 hours at least probably more.  I was just worn out!

I wonder if any of you guys remember back in 2006 when I did the first one? We were lucky to have 30 projects and we were wowing at that at the time.

We were in envy of Charlotte with the projects they were getting and we were also comparing our skyline with Louisville, Birmingham, Memphis, and other mid size cities and were on par with them..

Now I think we have zoomed past many of the cities as far as skylines go as far as numbers, not just our former peer cities, but other cities at the time we were not even in the same league with such as Cincinnati, Columbus, Cleveland, Indy, New Orleans, St Louis, Kansas City and many others.

Not that this is a competition and it never has been, but Nashville was just ready for the growth that has hit and has not looked back. Nashville is punching well above its weight for a Metro of its population.

Maybe it was just my perspective, I never saw Birmingham and Louisville as peer cities in terms of skylines.  And, I also never saw Columbus being far ahead of Nashville either.   That being said, I remember when Charlotte took off as well as Austin, and I was wondering when would Nashville see some growth.  And, while they have a height advantage over Nashville, one can certainly argue that Nashville is catching up pretty quickly to Charlotte in terms of number of high rises. 

I know there's very little discussion about Baltimore, but because I live between DC and Baltimore I see their skyline when ever I travel to Philly or NYC (I don't do much in B'more) and I do see them as a peer city.  But, I do love some of the views of their skyline as you approach the city from the west.  I now think Nashville's skyline exceeds Baltimore's.  It certainly does when you factor in mid-town Nashville.  Which is also the reason I never included Birmingham and Louisville or even Columbus.  I don't recall any of those cities having such an area, even prior to the growth of mid-town Nashville.

You're right it not a competition, however, I think we all measure Nashville's skyline against several other cities.  And, there's nothing wrong with that.  I for one am always wanting to go bigger and higher than all the cities you mentioned in addition to Denver, Jersey City, Minneapolis and San Diego.  

[jjbradleyBrooklyn]

On 2/7/2023 at 11:50 AM, PillowTalk4 said:

Maybe it was just my perspective, I never saw Birmingham and Louisville as peer cities in terms of skylines.  And, I also never saw Columbus being far ahead of Nashville either.   That being said, I remember when Charlotte took off as well as Austin, and I was wondering when would Nashville see some growth.  And, while they have a height advantage over Nashville, one can certainly argue that Nashville is catching up pretty quickly to Charlotte in terms of number of high rises. 

I know there's very little discussion about Baltimore, but because I live between DC and Baltimore I see their skyline when ever I travel to Philly or NYC (I don't do much in B'more) and I do see them as a peer city.  But, I do love some of the views of their skyline as you approach the city from the west.  I now think Nashville's skyline exceeds Baltimore's.  It certainly does when you factor in mid-town Nashville.  Which is also the reason I never included Birmingham and Louisville or even Columbus.  I don't recall any of those cities having such an area, even prior to the growth of mid-town Nashville.

You're right it not a competition, however, I think we all measure Nashville's skyline against several other cities.  And, there's nothing wrong with that.  I for one am always wanting to go bigger and higher than all the cities you mentioned in addition to Denver, Jersey City, Minneapolis and San Diego.  

Good points! 

I don't like to compare cities either--every city has its unique pros and also cons, but with that being said, here's my take and opinions--

Cities that were Nashville's peers, but Nashville has passed in the last 10-20 years, due to fast growth:

*Birmingham - no pro teams, smaller airport, lower skyline, not super fast growing

*Memphis - 1 pro team, very slow growth, lower skyline, crime/poverty issues

*Louisville - no pro teams, smaller airport, skyline with potential but slow growing, sluggish economy

*Oklahoma City - 1 pro team, decently growing economy, skyline that needs work-decent density, growing population

*Raleigh - fast growing city but too small infrastructure to compete with Nashville right now , slow growing skyline

*Salt Lake City - fast growing city, 1 pro team, great skyline, has potential to jump tiers though in a decade-ish

*Richmond - growing city, no pro teams, capital city with good quality of life but some issues with poverty/crime

*Jacksonville - growing city but too sprawling, 1 pro team, sporadic skyline growth with low density

*Columbus - growing city, 1 pro team, capital city but slower growing, slow growing skyline

Cities that are Nashville's peers currently, in 2023:

*Kansas City - 3 pro teams, similar metro population, smaller skyline, slower growth

*Austin - 1 upcoming MLS pro team, booming city, booming skyline bigger than Nashville's, dynamic city that could jump tiers in a decade

*Charlotte - 3 pro teams, similar metro population but larger, taller skyline but similar density, growing economy

*Portland, OR - similar metro population, 1 pro team, dense skyline with fewer buildings, strong economy

*Cincinnati - 2 pro teams, similar metro population, dense skyline with compact downtown (fewer bldgs overall than Nashville), decent economy

*Indianapolis - 2 pro teams, similar metro population, small skyline for its size, good economy

*Milwaukee - 3 metro pro teams, smaller metro population, growing skyline that has baseline urbanity and density, good economy

*Orlando - 1 pro team, massive tourist economic base, similar metro population but larger, decent economy

*San Antonio - 1 pro team, larger metro than Nashville, growing fast, good downtown with decent skyline, good economy

Cities that are still above Nashville, but Nashville is climbing fast:

*St Louis - 3 pro teams, larger metro than Nashville, ok economy, smaller downtown that should be larger for its size

*Baltimore - 2 pro teams, larger metro than Nashville, feels much more urban and dense than Nashville, smaller skyline though

*Denver - 4 pro teams, larger metro than Nashville, more dense downtown with more skyscrapers, solid economy

*Minneapolis - 4 pro teams, larger metro than Nashville, taller and more dense downtown, strong economy

*Tampa - 3 pro teams, larger metro than Nashville, fast-growth, downtown skyline that is smaller but starting to grow quick

*Cleveland - 3 pro teams, similar metro to Nashville, much more urban and dense, skyline that has fewer buildings but taller, weak economy

*Pittsburgh - 3 pro teams, similar metro to Nashville, more urban and dense, downtown that is taller and more dense, similar skyscraper count

Edited February 11, 2023 by jjbradleyBrooklyn

[KJHburg]

On 2/11/2023 at 11:07 AM, jjbradleyBrooklyn said:

Good points! 

I don't like to compare cities either--every city has its unique pros and also cons, but with that being said, here's my take and opinions--

Cities that were Nashville's peers, but Nashville has passed in the last 10-20 years, due to fast growth:

*Raleigh - fast growing city but too small infrastructure to compete with Nashville right now , slow growing skyline

 

Raleigh and Durham, which are less 25 miles apart,  are 2 separate metro areas which just happened in the 2010 census .   If they are brought back together as they have been for decades before (which may happen soon)  the Raleigh Durham combined metro area is larger in population than Nashville's.  They do have the Carolina Hurricanes NHL team a frequent rival of Nashville Predators.   And Charlotte metro is a good bit bigger than Nashville ticking in over 2.7 M vs just over 2 M for Nashville.   Raleigh Durham combined population is 2.1 M with the Research Triangle Park is in the middle mostly Durham county but a 1/3 in Wake County home of Raleigh.  The cross commuting between the 2 cores counties is very intense.   (Downtown Dallas and Fort Worth are just over 30 miles apart  for comparison) 

[Luvemtall]

All good points KJHburg, but then that leads to the discussion I posted recently. Where do we try to draw the lines , on population theory? I for one believe it should be based on the city limits of each individual location. Whereas Raleigh is Raleigh and Durham is Durham, just as Nashville is Nashville. We can try to blur the lines absolutely by adding in the veribles of MSA’s and close by municipalities. The same then can be said Clarksville is only 35 minutes away from Nashville, Murfreesboro is only 25 minutes away, etc. let’s combine everything within 35 minutes and of course that’s going to blur the numbers. Plus numbers alone don’t make a city what it is, there’s many other factors at play. 

[jmtunafish]

On 2/11/2023 at 10:07 AM, jjbradleyBrooklyn said:

 

*Salt Lake City - fast growing city, 1 pro team, great skyline, has potential to jump tiers though in a decade-ish

 

SLC has two pro teams (NBA and MLS), but I completely disagree that its skyline is great.  If anything, SLC's skyline is very underwhelming for a CSA (2.7 million) that's much larger than Nashville's and is the same population as Charlotte.  SLC has 14 buildings taller than 300ft while Nashville has 33.  And its skyline isn't changing much.  In the last 10 years SLC has had only 3 buildings built taller than 300ft; Nashville's had 21.  SLC has two under construction right now over 300ft including its new tallest (449 feet), Nashville has 8 under construction including its new tallest (750 feet).   When those are all finished, SLC will have only 3 buildings taller than 400ft while Nashville will have 18.  And proposed?  SLC has 4 buildings proposed that are taller than 300ft, Nashville has 33 proposed taller than 300 ft.  (I got all that from wikipedia, so I assume it's fairly accurate.)

The one thing that SLC beats the snot out of most cities is its spectacular mountain backdrop.  Plus its incredibly extensive and immensely popular public transportation system.  Oh, and some of the world's best skiing just minutes from downtown.

Edited February 13, 2023 by jmtunafish

[nashville born]

On 2/11/2023 at 11:07 AM, jjbradleyBrooklyn said:

Good points! 

I don't like to compare cities either--every city has its unique pros and also cons, but with that being said, here's my take and opinions--

Cities that were Nashville's peers, but Nashville has passed in the last 10-20 years, due to fast growth:

*Birmingham - no pro teams, smaller airport, lower skyline, not super fast growing

*Memphis - 1 pro team, very slow growth, lower skyline, crime/poverty issues

*Louisville - no pro teams, smaller airport, skyline with potential but slow growing, sluggish economy

*Oklahoma City - 1 pro team, decently growing economy, skyline that needs work-decent density, growing population

*Raleigh - fast growing city but too small infrastructure to compete with Nashville right now , slow growing skyline

*Salt Lake City - fast growing city, 1 pro team, great skyline, has potential to jump tiers though in a decade-ish

*Richmond - growing city, no pro teams, capital city with good quality of life but some issues with poverty/crime

*Jacksonville - growing city but too sprawling, 1 pro team, sporadic skyline growth with low density

*Columbus - growing city, 1 pro team, capital city but slower growing, slow growing skyline

Cities that are Nashville's peers currently, in 2023:

*Kansas City - 3 pro teams, similar metro population, smaller skyline, slower growth

*Austin - 1 upcoming MLS pro team, booming city, booming skyline bigger than Nashville's, dynamic city that could jump tiers in a decade

*Charlotte - 3 pro teams, similar metro population but larger, taller skyline but similar density, growing economy

*Portland, OR - similar metro population, 1 pro team, dense skyline with fewer buildings, strong economy

*Cincinnati - 2 pro teams, similar metro population, dense skyline with compact downtown (fewer bldgs overall than Nashville), decent economy

*Indianapolis - 2 pro teams, similar metro population, small skyline for its size, good economy

*Milwaukee - 3 metro pro teams, smaller metro population, growing skyline that has baseline urbanity and density, good economy

*Orlando - 1 pro team, massive tourist economic base, similar metro population but larger, decent economy

*San Antonio - 1 pro team, larger metro than Nashville, growing fast, good downtown with decent skyline, good economy

Cities that are still above Nashville, but Nashville is climbing fast:

*St Louis - 3 pro teams, larger metro than Nashville, ok economy, smaller downtown that should be larger for its size

*Baltimore - 2 pro teams, larger metro than Nashville, feels much more urban and dense than Nashville, smaller skyline though

*Denver - 4 pro teams, larger metro than Nashville, more dense downtown with more skyscrapers, solid economy

*Minneapolis - 4 pro teams, larger metro than Nashville, taller and more dense downtown, strong economy

*Tampa - 3 pro teams, larger metro than Nashville, fast-growth, downtown skyline that is smaller but starting to grow quick

*Cleveland - 3 pro teams, similar metro to Nashville, much more urban and dense, skyline that has fewer buildings but taller, weak economy

*Pittsburgh - 3 pro teams, similar metro to Nashville, more urban and dense, downtown that is taller and more dense, similar skyscraper count

Sometimes it feels like Memphis gets picked on a bit.  I understand it has some issues, yet so do other cities.  Two other cities listed have higher crime rates than Memphis, yet the Bluff City (and Richmond) had it's crime rate mentioned while the other two didn't.   Not throwing shade, just trying to stand up for our sister city to the west.

[jjbradleyBrooklyn]

2 hours ago, nashville born said:

Sometimes it feels like Memphis gets picked on a bit.  I understand it has some issues, yet so do other cities.  Two other cities listed have higher crime rates than Memphis, yet the Bluff City (and Richmond) had it's crime rate mentioned while the other two didn't.   Not throwing shade, just trying to stand up for our sister city to the west.

I hear what you are saying. 

I have a soft spot for Memphis--I love that city. I want to see it succeed badly. It's doing some really good things and growing slowly. 

It has had a higher crime rate for a long time, and struggles to see that drop. I don't know the answers, but I hope Memphis can solve it. St Louis, Baltimore, Milwaukee, Louisville and other cities on the list struggle with higher crime too.

I follow Memphis closely and root for its success too. 

[East Side Urbanite]

When 2000 hit, Memphis, Louisville and Birmingham clearly were "peer cities" with Nashville based on regional/national influence (which carries far more weight than the number of tall buildings). But as Smeags correctly says, we have zoomed past those three cities since the turn of the century.

Memphis has stabilized the past 10 years or so and is showing some signs of joining Nashville and Chattanooga in the "state club" of Tennessee cities aggressively adding urban form and function. Knoxville is making some strides, too, but but still ranks behind Memphis in this respect. Smeags has done our sister city to the west some justice by keeping the Memphis urbanplanet.org board active and relevant.

As many of us have said, when Chattanooga, Knoxville and Memphis enjoy success, this indirectly can benefit Nashville.

[MontanaGuy]

On 2/12/2023 at 9:56 PM, jmtunafish said:

The one thing that SLC beats the snot out of most cities is its spectacular mountain backdrop.  Plus its incredibly extensive and immensely popular public transportation system.  Oh, and some of the world's best skiing just minutes from downtown.

Wow, I haven't been there in quite awhile and didn't know about their mass transit system, that's impressive!

[nashville born]

Top ten projects (in no order) I'd like to see happen (of those proposed w/renders) with personal reasoning behind the selection:

This one would add a completely new look to the skyline.  It would beak up the island effect going on near the circle.  And it would help blend in the Westin.

This would adds visual/materials variety along with the Tempo.  It will make for good infill, even as I wish it had been a lot taller at that location.  And it will help fill the strip/gap between the historic CBD and the new western downtown developments (NY, etc)

This one adds a new and unique style to our lineup.  It adds great height variance. And it helps reduce the island effect in that area of downtown.

This one combines with 133 KVB, Park Place, and Peabody Union to significantly expand downtown.  It adds a new and unique aesthetic to our lineup of towers.  And it brings height to that part of downtown.

Adds some height to the Pie Town area.  Helps obscure vies of Haven in the Gulch from the north.  And it offers a different style and look.

Will add three towers of significant height immediately to the west of I-40 adding to the "driving through downtown" feel.  Nice and varied look and feel from all glass curtain.  And it helps develop the eastern area of midtown.

Adds a completely new and unique look to our lineup.  Brings height to that area of downtown.  And combines with the other three Southbank projects to significantly expand the downtown area.

Adds nice height to that corridor.  Provides a different look and feel for the midrise residential towers in that are.  And it has a unique color/look to it.

Digging the stylings.  Stands out from the other residential mid-rises in midtown.  And it give Broadwest a neighbor to lessen B's island affect.

448' would be so impressive on this site.  Adds to the cluster of towers on/near the circle.  And it adds a tower with both height and flair.  

[markhollin]

$100 MILLION PROJECTS IN NASHVILLE AREA, 2023
(Updated Dec. 29, 2023,  100 total currently underway or about to start—up from 50 in 2020)

PROJECT COST IN MILLIONS

1st & KVB/Tishman Speyer            650
2nd Ave. Gateway                               100
4th & Elm                                                  100
4th & Lea                                                   100
10th & Clark                                           300
11 N                                                             600
19th & Church                                       129
125 11th Ave. North                          150
445 Commons at Fairgrounds    123
500 2nd Ave. South                            500
531 Lafayette                                        100
621 Middleton                                     100
800 Lea                                                     175
800 Main                                                  210
901 MLK Blvd.                                      125
914 4th Ave. South                            100
1010 Church                                         200
1401 Church                                         400
1501 Broadway                               1,000
1601 Broadway                                  100
1711 Broadway                                  100
Airport New Horizon                   1,400
Albion Music Row                              180
Alta City Side                                        138
Arcade & neighbors rehab            100
Autograph Hotel                                 175
Belmont Univ. Frist Medical        160
Belmont Univ Caldwell II              140
Belle Meade Plaza                             250
Buchanan Point                                  200
Camden Gulch                                    250
Century Farms                               1,700
Chartwell at Watkins                     112
Crossings Mixed-use                      100
Davidson Riverview                        450
Demonbreun Hill                              300
East Bank infrastructure              500
East Bank Phase I                             750
Envision Cayce                                  602
Emblem Park                                      108
Fairgrounds Mixed Phase 3       150
Finery Phase II                                   200
Gibson Residences                         200
Goldberg Companies                    150
Gulch Central                                    350
Gulch Union Pullman Tower      120
Hillsboro Town Centre                 119
I-40/Donelson Pike exit               140
Legislative Plaza upgrade           123
Law Enforcement Training Ctr. 415
Lincoln Tech Development         175
Lumier (8th & Bass)                        100
McEwen Northside                         200
Marriott at 7th & Commerce    100
Merritt Mansion                               180
Metro Juvenile Justice Ctr.        230
Metro Water Plant                         418
Miles Residential                             100
Modera McGavock                         125
Modera SoBro                                  100
Nashville Warehouse Co.          150
Nashville Yards                            1,500
Nashville Zoo Expansion            160
New Heights District                   150
Neuhoff Plant                                   387
North Edgehill Gardens             150
Northcap                                            100
One C1TY                                          500
Oracle Campus                           1,350
Park Place/2nd & Peabody      395
Paseo South Gulch                    1,000
Peabody Union                               268
Porter Edition Hotel                   200
Prime                                                    165
Printer & Bank                                100
Reed District                                1,500
Reservoir                                            129
River North Landings, Phase I 260
Rutledge Hill                                     400
Ryman/Lincoln Opryland          200
Sinclair                                                 150
Skyline East                                       150
Society Nashville                           100
Station East                                  1,000
Stillwater East Bank                    120
Streetlights 10th North             150
Tennessee Oncology Center   120
Tempo Hotel                                     100
TPAC New                                         500
T.S.U. upgrades                               250
Titans Nissan Dome                 2,100
Trio                                                         100
Universal Music Studios            250
Vandy sports facilities                300
Vandy Tower & residences      407
Vandy Graduate Housing         100
Vandy Power Plant                      100
VeLa Pietown                                  100
Vanderbilt Link Hospital          500
Voce Avalon Midtown               100

RECENTLY COMPLETED:

Airport Hilton                                177
Airport Expansion                   1,200
Albion Division                             100
Alcove                                                160
Belmont Univ. Caldwell Hall 100
Belmont Massey 3D                  100
Belmont Perf Arts Center      170
Embassy Suites/1 Hotel          229
5th & Broadway                           450
Four Seasons                                 400
GEODIS Park                                250
Greystar 19th & Broadway   175
Harpeth Square                            105
Haven at the Gulch                     100
Lawson (Hillwood ) H. S.          120
Moore Office Tower                  107
ONE22ONE                                    141
Parke West                                      100
Saint Thomas Midtown            300
Standard Assembly WeHo     100
Vandy Barnard Dorms              116
Vandy Grad Broadview            100
 

DOWN THE ROAD (32, up from 22 in 2020):

2nd Ave North rebuild            100?
114 George L. Davis Blvd.     100?
12th & Demonbreun                200?
2400 Elliston Place                   100?
Airport 2nd Terminal            1,000?
Buckingham Gulch                     120?
Capitol View Final Phase        150?
Century South                               200?
Chestnut Venue & Office        100?
Circle South Residential          100?
Demonbreun Hill , Phase 2    700?
Driftwood Railyard                    200?
East Bank around Stadium  3,000?
Envision Edgehill                          200?
Envision Sudekum                       562
Fairgrounds Racetrack             150?
General Hospital                          200?
Germantown Union                   100?
Gulch Union Res. Two               120?
Jefferson Street I-40 Cap.      140
Madison Square                           200?
MLB Ballpark & Village        2,000?
Nash Pottery/Pipeworks        150?
River Park on Cumberland     300?
River North Landing II              200?
Riverside by Ewing                  1,000?
Spring Hill Crossings               2,000?
Starwood Commons                    100?
TSU Cumberland Shores          400?
UT Health Care Campus           100
Vandy Grad Village, Phase II   150?
Vandy Quadrangle Dorms       200?
 

WILLIAMSON COUNTY

Alexander Farms                           150
Aureum                                               500
Avalon                                                 500
Berry Farms                                 1,000
Bigby                                                    150
Carothers Crossing                     100
East Works District                     100
Franklin Park 2, 4, & 5                180
Franklin Summit                           200?
Goldberg Cool Springs             150
Harpeth Square                            105
June Lake                                      2,350
McEwen Northside                     240
Middle Eight                                   100
Ovation                                         1,000
Williamson Med Center          136

WILSON COUNTY:

REI                                                       109

OTHERS:

Legacy Sports Tennessee       350
Amazon, Mt. Juliet                      150
Facebook Data, Gallatin          800
Google, Clarksville                      600
Green Hill HS, Mt Juliet           107
Microvast, Clarksville               130
MTSU Athletics Upgrades     100
Music City Studios, Hendersonville  100
Storyville Gardens                     200?


OTHERS RECENTLY COMPLETED:

Amazon, Mt. Juliet                     150
F&M Arena, Clarksville           200

[smeagolsfree]

Here is a rundown of buildings since 2000. Many of our peer cities have only built four or five buildings over 200' or taller since 2000 and some of our peer cities or should I say cities that used to be peer cities in 2000 have built zero towers and their skylines look virtually the same such as Birmingham, Jacksonville, NoLa, Tulsa, Albuquerque, Bufalo, Rochester, and unfortunately Memphis. Some city skylines have barely changed at all including Detroit, Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati to name a few. Other cities that have dramatically changed IMO are Austin, Miami, Seattle with Charlotte coming right behind.

Other peer cities such as Indianapolis have only added a modest umber of towers to the skyline. This is not a competition, and I will say we are very fortunate to have been in the situation we are and have been in as any one of these other cities could have been the "it" city. The position Nashville is on now puts it in a position to not look back as this momentum will continue to push the city forward despite the current economic conditions. Nashville sits in a better place for recovery than most places due to the business culture, the tech industry, health care, and the auto mfg. sector., not to mention the music & tourism industry. 

When you have a diverse economy, there is a recipe for growth. This is what many of the above cities do not have. The outlook for 2024 may not look as sunny as we my like it bu tthe rest of the decade will be bright despite a cloudy day.

 

Please look the list over as I may have left one or two out. we are pretty much building at a rate of 2 per year but the rate has picked up since 2013 when the majority of these towers have been completed.

Under Construction Buildings (11)

 

1010 Church Street   750 '

Prime 456'

AEG Apartment Tower 2 420'

AEG Apartment Tower 1 409'

Gulch Union II                              356’

Peabody Union 350'

Modera McGavock 329'

4100 Hillsboro 275'

Nashville Yards AEG mixed Use office building 230'

Society Nashville in the Gulch 915 Division 211'

The Link Vanderbilt 215’

 

 

Completed (47)

 

505 Tower  523'

Pinnacle Tower 504'

Bridgestone Tower 460'

The Place @ Fifth & Broadway 433'

The Pinnacle @ Symphony Place 432'

Amazon 2 421'

The Alcove 418'

Conrad Hilton & Residences 406'

J W Marriott 386'

Embassy Suites Downtown 384'

Viridian 378'

805 Lea 370'

One22One Tower 356'

The SoBro 345'

1200 Broadway 344'

Amazon 1 344'

Westin Hotel 337'

501 Commerce @ Fifth & Broadway 331'

222 2nd Avenue South 326'

Nicholas S. Zeppos Campus Tower 320'

1812 Broadway   The Fallyn                    317’

2012 West End 300'

SkyHouse 289'

Icon in the Gulch 280'

Albion in the Gulch 272'

Twelve Twelve 270'

Omni Hotel 269'

1222 Demonbreun 268' est

Drury Plaza Nashville 268' est

AC Hotel/Residence Inn/SpringHill Suites Nashville Downtown 268' est

Encore 268' est

Hyatt Centric Downtown Nashville 256'est

Kenect Nashville 256'est

Cambria Hotel & Suite Nashville Downtown 243' est

The Morris 240' est

The Joseph Hotel 238'

1 Hotel Nashville 200 plus

Vertis Green Hills 230' est

The Adelicia 230' est

Marriott Nashville Airport 226'

Aertson Midtown 217' est

Monroe Carell Children's Hospital 292'

Highland RidgeTower 207'

HCA Parallon & SCRI Headquarters 204' est

Moore Building 222' 

2525 West End 201'