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Historic preservationist Aubrey Preston, known for helping save the then-quaint, Williamson County village Leiper's Fork in the 1990s, has acquired historic Puckett’s Grocery.
McEwen Northside announced four businesses that will relocate their corporate offices to the latest phase of the Cool Springs development.
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An increasing number of homebuyers in the Greater Nashville area come from California, yet they warn of a dubious real estate market, all attributing to the same developer — Dalamar Homes.
A daycare site in Franklin sold for more than $5.1 million, according to B+E, the brokerage company who sold the property.
On the list: An Instagram influencer, a rock band’s manager and a home that’ll probably be demolished and developed into Middle Tennessee’s newest gated community
Brentwood developer submits images for planned 375-foot high-rise
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The Franklin farm owned by Tim McGraw and Faith Hill sold Friday to a newly formed group of real estate investors.
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Williamson Inc.’s housewarming did more than keep up with the Joneses as the opening of its new office at McEwen Northside was commemorated via open house.
Charlotte Pike building has housed Captain D’s, Corky’s
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The Heritage Foundation of Williamson County on Monday hosted the grand opening celebration and a tour of the LeHew Mansion Center for Innovation in Franklin.
McEwen Northside announced Monday the start of a new development phase for 45 acres with direct access to the Interstate 65-McEwen Interchange.
A Northeast real estate firm has paid $3.65 million for the SunTrust Bank property at Brentwood's Maryland Farms.
Brentwood developer formulating plans for high-profile site
GBT’s Eden House to rise 16 floors near Vertis, Hillsboro Pike
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International real estate corporation Engel & Völkers recently announced a new partnership formed by its local firm and Pareto Realty.
Commercial real estate firm Lee & Associates Nashville announced on June 3 a new office leased in Franklin.
The third and final development at Berry Farms is now under construction.
“Currently, resales account for 73 percent of homes sold. Only 27 percent are new construction."
L.A. company pays $214K per unit for Viera Cool Springs
It’s skeletal now, but The Arlington will blend in with the tree-lined neighborhood of many historic homes upon expected completion later this year.
Steelhead to build retail phase of Savannah Ridge project
Southeast Venture announced Thursday, April 22, that Signature Homes would be the primary Phase I developer for the new, residential June Lake project in Spring Hill.
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With support from Newsom Station residents, the Metro Planning Commission eliminated a Bellevue development project contracted to Olde Mill Partners of Franklin for its lack of progress, which neighbors say turned out to be the best possible outcome.
Nashville-area home sales rose 13 percent in March from the mark of the same month in 2020.
Brentwood-based development company GBT Realty has paid $3 million for an East Nashville property located four blocks north of Five Points.
Brentwood-based Realty Title has named Brad Lehman president of its Middle Tennessee, East Tennessee, Alabama and Georgia divisions.
Two adjacent commercial properties located in Berry Hill have sold for $2.08 million.The new owner of the properties, located at 2814-2816 Columbine Place, is Brentwood-based businessman Grant Kennedy, according to a Davidson County Register of Deeds document.The seller was Edward Stewart. O…
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Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co. has sold its Tapestry complex at Brentwood Town Center for more than $130 million.
Brentwood-based real estate investor Hoss Mousavi has paid $2.15 million for a North Davidson County commercial building located about 1.5 miles from TriStar Skyline Medical Center, according to a Davidson County Register of Deeds document.
The Bellevue-area site home to Chaffin's Barn Dinner Theatre, the closed entertainment venue that billed itself as Nashville’s first space for off-Broadway plays, has sold for $1.95 million, with the seller taking a slight loss on the deal.
Three Midtown properties — including those home to the recently closed Rotier’s and to Emma’s Flowers and Gifts — are under contract to be sold.
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