Kerry Graham, CEO of Nashville ad agency Bohan, nudges a visitor: “Elvis is in the building.”
Technically, he was outside the Tennessee city’s Ryman Auditorium, the morning sun glinting off his rhinestones and full dark sideburns on a late September day. It’s part of the paradox that is Nashville — an Elvis wannabe touring an auditorium […]
If you’ve ever driven in Nashville, you likely know the place where Broadway and West End Avenue fork, featuring a big billboard for Country Music Television and the business Import Auto Maintenance.
Directly across West End is the idle 4-acre site where developer Alex Palmerkeeps pursuing a development called West End Summit. Within […]
In a unanimous vote, the Metro Board of Zoning Appeals on Thursday approved Buckingham Cos.’ request for a special exception to allow its planned residential tower in the Gulch to rise 38 stories.
The Indianapolis-based developer overcame opposition from some residents of the nearby Icon in the Gulch condo tower. Their concerns included potential impact on sunlight to their courtyard swimming pool.
An […]
With condos at the Gulch’s Twelve Twelve high-rise on track to sell out by year’s end, the $64 million question is where will new inventory come from in Nashville’s tight for-sale market.
The city’s core has only a month’s supply of resale condos, according to the Nashville Downtown Partnership’s tracking. And the new construction pipeline isn’t encouraging.
Ground is yet to break on the seven-story, 71-unit City Lights […]