The Metro Planning Department staff is recommending disapproval of a requested rezoning to allow an apartment building proposed for 12South.
With the recommendation, Bristol Development Group plans to regroup with its project, currently a four-story 164-unit apartment building to be called Bristol 12 South.
Nashville Post
More than 200 Williamson County residents and commercial property owners who own land near the Harpeth River Watershed attended a public viewing this week of proposed flood map changes for the area.
Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) representatives, along with state, county and city engineers and planners, were available for questions and comments during the open […]
Believe it or not, spring is inching closer for Williamson County, a time when residents begin planning their gardens or landscaping — but some may forget about another important preparation involving little critters.
When the weather starts to get warmer, pests like spiders, beetles and ants start rousing from their winter inactivity, making a busy spring […]
Nashville developer Ken Larish is favoring residential for a high-profile Germantown site that he’s under contract to buy.
Nashville Biz Journal
Housing market research firm CoreLogic says Nashville-area home prices were up 6.8 percent in January from a year earlier. That’s down 0.9 percentage points from October and 1.3 points from July. Excluding distressed sales, the year-over-year price gain was 5.3 percent, also down almost point from three months earlier.
Nashville Post
The Metro Development and Housing Agency Design Review Committee today approved concept designs regarding site and context for a 24-story mixed-use tower to be developed by Nashville-based C.B. Ragland Co. and Houston-based Hines.
Nashville Post
The would-be buyer of Nashville’s Stock-Yard Restaurant now plans to build a condo project on the 3.3-acre site.
Charlotte, N.C.-based Llewellyn Development LLC has been under contract to buy the site for about a year. Original plans called for a 300-unit apartment project, but The Tennessean reports that Llewellyn now plans a four- or five-story […]
While Middle Tennessee residents may not have to deal with ice and snow very often, their roofs could be in danger when those winter storms do hit.
Accumulation of ice and snow on roofs can cause many problems, most notably ice dams and buildup.
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Franklin Home Page
Homegrown C.B. Ragland Co. and Houston-based developer Hines are pairing up to co-develop a 375,000-square-foot mixed-used office building south of Broadway, directly across from the park and amphitheater Metro is building on the riverfront.
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Tennessean