NASHVILLE | Development Showcase

[nashvilleron]

I have it on VERY good authority that the RC in Nashville is about a month and a half out from starting.
They are just trying to tie down the staging area for the project. All of the permits and financing are in place as far as I know. We, being the Post, are in contact with the developers on a fairly regular basis.

[Texcitement]

This RC has three deep-pocketed Nashville investors who are not involved in the Austin project. They're part of the larger team that transformed the Gulch. Apartment construction in Nashville's core is really just beginning with ten already under construction, and another eight (including this one) about to start. Currently there are 36 tower cranes in the core with an expected dozen more in the next year. There are over 50 cranes in the city. It's interesting to see how development has sort of come in waves with office leading the way about ten years ago, then hotels, then residential, and we're starting to see office beginning again with Pinnacle, Amazon, and other towers associated with larger complexes like the Alliance Bernstein and Probst towers. AFIK, the GBT tower downtown is purely speculative.

[nashvilleron]

Originally Posted by Texcitement

This RC has three deep-pocketed Nashville investors who are not involved in the Austin project. They're part of the larger team that transformed the Gulch. Apartment construction in Nashville's core is really just beginning with ten already under construction, and another eight (including this one) about to start. Currently there are 36 tower cranes in the core with an expected dozen more in the next year. There are over 50 cranes in the city. It's interesting to see how development has sort of come in waves with office leading the way about ten years ago, then hotels, then residential, and we're starting to see office beginning again with Pinnacle, Amazon, and other towers associated with larger complexes like the Alliance Bernstein and Probst towers. AFIK, the GBT tower downtown is purely speculative.

Absolutely, and speaking of this group, there are various iterations of this group that are involved with several other announced & unannounced projects. They have only started investing in Nashville. I know of two projects that have been announced and several others that have not.


BTW, if anyone is curious, the current tower crane count is 55 with one more about to go up at Gulch Union. Most of the cranes are inside of the 440 loop. IDK about a GBT tower DT, but there are going to be multiple towers on the east bank. They may end up being in a slightly different location though.
GBT spent 60 million on 3.7 acres, so I think they will have to go big to get a good ROI.

The Tishman Speyer tower or towers is now on their website, but we do not know if it will be one or two towers. We have heard two now.

[BnaBreaker]

A user named PostRural on Urbanplanet was kind enough to create these rough mock ups of the Nashville cityscape featuring rudimentary renderings of most of the highrises in varying stages of the proposal/approval/construction process, and I thought I'd share it here as well.

Red = Under Construction

Turquoise = Proposed or Approved

Purple = Planning Stages

Yellow = On Hold

[IluvATX]

[QUOTE=BnaBreaker;9683841]A user named PostRural on Urbanplanet was kind enough to create these rough mock ups of the Nashville cityscape featuring rudimentary renderings of most of the highrises in varying stages of the proposal/approval/construction process, and I thought I'd share it here as well.

Red = Under Construction

Turquoise = Proposed or Approved

Purple = Planning Stages

Yellow = On Hold







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[H2O]

Removed my comment and the quote.

[downtownNashville]

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[Texcitement]

The Ritz Carlton Hotel and Residential Towers will get started by fourth quarter of this year.

From the NBJ, https://www.bizjournals.com/nashvill...g-details.html

Site plans filed with Metro outline the following details:

A 46-story tower composed of 242 Ritz-Carlton hotel rooms, 165 for-sale condominiums, a parking deck and a rooftop restaurant;
An adjacent 32-story tower composed of 185 apartment units;
A dog park on the corner of Lafayette and Peabody streets;
A spa garden, “grand ballroom,” hotel bar, fitness center, dining area and pool deck;
Outdoor, wraparound terraces for both towers

The ownership team includes Washington DC-based M2 Development Partners' President Tim Morris, Nashville-based Steve Armistead and Jared Bradley, who developed The Gulch in Nashville, and Angela Marriott, ex-wife of John Marriott, of Marriott Hotels, owner of the Ritz Carlton chain.

[PillowTalk4]

A new four building development was announced for the mid-town that will be bordered by Church Street, 14th & 15th Ave. N. and Grundy Street. The proposed development will consist of a 45, 35, 30 and 7 story buildings.







Current view of site:


If this is built, it will totally transform that area and will be next to the massive Reed District Project that will have three times as many buildings.

[PillowTalk4]

Nashville Now Next reported that a D.C. developer has announced a 24 story building at the corner of 4th Ave. S and Lea in SoBro.

https://nashvillenownext.com/2022/08...own-nashville/

Here are renderings of the proposed building:

[Altoic]

Honestly, the Nashville height is impressive even with the height restrictions. 3 500+ FT towers U/C, with the Ritz Carlton starting soon is nice. Also, 1401 church is 45 stories so we can see another possible 500+ ft tower.

[nashvilleron]

Hey guys,

It's all good! The Ritz which will start in the 4th qtr. will be 569. 1010 Church which is slated to start 1st qtr. of 2023 will be 750'. Preliminary work has started at the YMCA in order for the demo work to begin. The base of the Amazon 3 tower 600' is under way, however that one will be slow as Amazon is reevaluating how they configure the floor space. Once the Ritz starts Tony G. will start his 800 Lea tower 610' across the street. He just wants to make sure that one starts before he starts his. Also, Pinnacle is under construction at 504'.
I will be meeting with Tony in the next few weeks, and I will see if there is any new news anywhere.

In other news GBT has made their plans clearer at the Beaman site with a design overlay for the area with 7 towers of 20-35 stories.

The Demonbreun Hill site is back in play with Hall Capital buying the site for 57 million. The SP allows for 3 hire-rise buildings now, but I see a SP modification coming as that SP was done when the land sold for 17 million. They will need to get a better ROI on the property.

There are other things that are coming down the pipeline I know about but can't mention here or the other forum I am on. Some of you all know I have some sources that are pretty good and know about this stuff a good while before it happens. I knew about the 3-tower project at the Dairy site or at least I heard it was three towers and was Bosa a few months back. So, there is more coming if the economy holds up! I am optimistic.

[PillowTalk4]

Originally Posted by nashvilleron

Hey guys,

It's all good! The Ritz which will start in the 4th qtr. will be 569. 1010 Church which is slated to start 1st qtr. of 2023 will be 750'. Preliminary work has started at the YMCA in order for the demo work to begin. The base of the Amazon 3 tower 600' is under way, however that one will be slow as Amazon is reevaluating how they configure the floor space. Once the Ritz starts Tony G. will start his 800 Lea tower 610' across the street. He just wants to make sure that one starts before he starts his. Also, Pinnacle is under construction at 504'.
I will be meeting with Tony in the next few weeks, and I will see if there is any new news anywhere.

In other news GBT has made their plans clearer at the Beaman site with a design overlay for the area with 7 towers of 20-35 stories.

The Demonbreun Hill site is back in play with Hall Capital buying the site for 57 million. The SP allows for 3 hire-rise buildings now, but I see a SP modification coming as that SP was done when the land sold for 17 million. They will need to get a better ROI on the property.

There are other things that are coming down the pipeline I know about but can't mention here or the other forum I am on. Some of you all know I have some sources that are pretty good and know about this stuff a good while before it happens. I knew about the 3-tower project at the Dairy site or at least I heard it was three towers and was Bosa a few months back. So, there is more coming if the economy holds up! I am optimistic.

Excellent!!!

You know, if all that is planned for the the east end of midtown comes to fruition, it will actually end up being about the size of downtown prior to the expansion into SoBro, the Gulch and now Nashville Yards. Maybe even larger. That is amazing. And when you factor in plans for the East Bank, Nashville is going to be quite impressive. Now, if the developers will just more creative in their design concepts to create a more diverse skyline.

[Texcitement]

Originally Posted by PillowTalk4

Excellent!!!

You know, if all that is planned for the the east end of midtown comes to fruition, it will actually end up being about the size of downtown prior to the expansion into SoBro, the Gulch and now Nashville Yards. Maybe even larger. That is amazing. And when you factor in plans for the East Bank, Nashville is going to be quite impressive. Now, if the developers will just more creative in their design concepts to create a more diverse skyline.

Midtown is now larger than downtown from the 1990s if you look at footprint of developed blocks. When the Beaman and Reed properties are partially completed, the skyline and height will be larger than in 2000. That would include 5 buildings of 400'+ and 7 of 250'+, but the biggest difference that can already be seen in MT is in the number of midrises. When 1401 Church is completed it will most definitely catapult MT to the size DT was just a decade ago after the new Pinnacle and a few other towers were finished. The Margaux is massive and it sits where there were 1&2 story buildings and parking lots a year ago between Charlotte and Church. Ground was broken a block away at 19th and Church this week on a two-tower building and another midrise on Hayes. Then another 16-story soon to rise in the next block. Ground breaking later this year. There are an additional dozen midrises underway in the 13X8 blocks that make up MT.

Regarding the density which is getting very crowded from 25th Avenue all the way to the river and now starting across the river to East, there is already a dire need for transit but the mayor shows no interest in addressing that issue. He's an incompetent and stubborn man.

Yes, Nashville's new tallest will be 750'. And the start of that one is imminent. I don't work with that developer, but I've heard starting Q2 of 2023.

[Dale]

^ Nashville’s boom is astonishing. I guess is everyone’s living and working downtown transit’s not a problem. LOL

[MAC123]

So Nashville's new tallest will be 750' ?

[Texcitement]

Originally Posted by Dale

^ Nashville’s boom is astonishing. I guess is everyone’s living and working downtown transit’s not a problem. LOL

Not everyone. By far the numbers of the ring counties are totaling more new residents than Davidson. I work in Williamson, and there's a whole new skyline rising around the east side of the 65 behind the Medical Center. And now buildings are underway on both sides all the way to the 840 junction.

Growth in Rutherford and Wilson has been on steroids for a decade now, and then there's Sumner which is in an obvious boom now. After years of neglect and modest growth, now development is rapidly moving north from downtown.

[Texcitement]

According to the president of the Nashville CVB there will be a St. Regis hotel built in Nashville. An announcement will be coming soon. He disclosed no location.

[MrChoppy]

So what’s with the lack of up to date info on the Nashville diagram page?

[Texcitement]

Originally Posted by MrChoppy

So what’s with the lack of up to date info on the Nashville diagram page?

i have no idea. I don't even know who maintains them. They're not even up to date with the buildings completed in the past 3 years.