A weekly summary of the most recent property transfers in Williamson County.
MILES, the Williamson County car wash enterprise that opened its first of three locations here nearly 14 years ago, has now expanded for the first time into Nashville.
Overall, 2020 was the slowest year for business starts in a decade, largely because of the huge dip in new licenses during the spring.
A senior living community in Franklin has been using virtual reality to engage residents during the coronavirus pandemic.
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The vacancy rate for office space in Cool Springs reached nearly 19% in the final quarter of 2020, but the long term prospects for Williamson County’s business district remain promising. Â
A weekly summary of the most recent property transfers in Williamson County.
The owner of Franklin-based franchise California Closets of Nashville has paid $3.4 million for a South Nashville warehouse at which he will establish a major presence for his business.
A Brentwood media network raises $2.75 millionÂ
Mental health and addiction treatment services company Summit BHC has acquired facilities in Virginia and Pennsylvania, growing its network to 24.
Also: Raises for Community Healthcare Trust execs Â
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At the end of 2019, there were more than 1,300 single family homes and condos for sale in the county. At the end of 2020, the number had dropped to 525, more than a 60 percent decline in the span of a year.
Franklin-based behavioral health network Summit BHC acquires addiction treatment provider in New JerseyÂ
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Franklin Tomorrow features Economic Development commissioner in year’s first Breakfast with Mayors
Tennessee Economic Development Commissioner Bob Rolfe will be the keynote speaker at the first Breakfast with the Mayors event of 2021 Tuesday, Jan. 26.
California Closets of Nashville, a leader in custom closets and personalized home organizational systems for more than two decades in Middle Tennessee, has been named the top Franchise of the Year among the company’s nearly 150 showrooms throughout North and South America. Â
Sales for car companies with local operations were down substantially in 2020.
A Cool Springs-based group of four experienced financial advisors have started 2021 with a move to Raymond James from Morgan Stanley.
Nissan’s November sales in U.S. still down
Acadia Healthcare executives on Wednesday announced the sale of their struggling United Kingdom division for $1.35 billion, down 25 percent from what the Franklin-based behavioral health company bought it for in 2016.Â
Numotion will now sell a newly developed smart wheelchair. Logo Brands has expanded partnerships with the NFL, MLB and several universities.
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New data released by the Bureau of Economic Analysis shows that Williamson County’s gross domestic product jumped by about 4.6% in 2019.
Health information technology venture emids has tapped a longtime Cognizant executive to lead its life sciences division.
The coronavirus pandemic pushed companies throughout the health care industry to dramatically increase their use of telehealth.Â
It seems everywhere you turn in Williamson County, the real estate market is hot. With COVID-19 wreaking havoc, many sellers have hunkered down and decided to not sell their homes, whereas in the past they likely would have. This is a major part of the reason there is an inventory shortage i…
In November, the median home price in Brentwood cracked $1 million. The city also had a median home price over $1 million in June.
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Williamson County is home to several large health care companies with facilities all across the U.S. and one of the largest senior living companies in the country.
A weekly summary of the most recent property transfers in Williamson County.
An Atlanta software holding company focused on convenience stores and petroleum wholesalers around the world has acquired Franklin-based managed security services marketer Cybera.
Franklin-based Logo Brands has announced a licensing agreement with Major League Baseball.
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Ramsey Solutions and its huge unmasked bash was the outlier in Williamson County.
Middle Tennessee’s technology job base grew by more than a third in the past five years, picking up the pace from the middle of the decade. And while expansion will slow in the near future, the sector is still expected to handily outpace overall job growth.
A weekly summary of the most recent property transfers in Williamson County.
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