Posted Jul 29, 2018, 9:12 PM
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Originally Posted by ILUVSAT
Yes. You make solid points. But, in all fairness, Nashville is not the only "big show" in the U.S. As an example, the not-so-little brother to my home town of SA, Austin, is experiencing a level (or three) higher growth than Nashville in the same (and more) sectors in which describe. In fact, they gave 30+ buildings, in downtown alone, which are either U/C, approved or proposed to exceed 300' in height. It's also bigger than Nashville and growing at twice its pace. So, there are other variables to consider.
I don't doubt major league sports would love to be where the millenials are...however, the financials have to work. It's no where near as easy as you think it is.
If Nashville had closer to 3 million people in its metro...it would be a no-brainer.
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For whatever reason, some of which eludes me, Nashville is arguably the "It City."
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