As someone who enjoys telling a good story, Liz Zinke feels right at home as the managing director of the Downtown Franklin Association.
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L.A. company pays $214K per unit for Viera Cool Springs
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Nashville-area home sales surged 43 percent in April from the mark of the same month in 2020.
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Despite an unprecedented year that has seen its fair share of challenges in the world of construction, work on the new campus for the Tennessee Children's Home is "ahead of schedule" according to builders on the site, and is expected to be completed in October of this year.
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.
Brentwood Home Page custom publishing This absolutely gorgeous custom built cul-de-sac home will please both him and her, and all the children. With grand features, special appointments, unique characteristics, and rooms for every need you can imagine, 5118 Herschel Spears Circle – which overlooks the eighth and ninth holes on the majestic Brentwood Country Club …
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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.
"Normally in March we don’t have as many building permits come in. It’s usually between 35-50, and this year we had 103. That’s the single-largest month for building permits since we’ve been keeping records.”
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Local developer Matthew Chilvers hosted a groundbreaking ceremony on Friday for the biggest commercial development in Nolensville: Southwalk.
The city of Spring Hill collected a total of $952,332 in development fees during the month of March, with the majority of housing development taking place on the city's southern side.
A Williamson County Grand Jury indicted a Franklin real estate agent on theft and money laundering charges.
At 4854 Smithson Road, you are met with rolling hills and private living surrounded by woods. The property is over 12 acres and is waiting for you! There are currently two preliminary sites—one that will feature 4-5 bedrooms and another with 3-4 bedrooms. The current home located on the prop…
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Standing on the porch of her childhood home Wednesday, Cassandra Williams Taylor could soak up the memories of growing up in the Natchez neighborhood near downtown Franklin.
Orthopedic treatments company IMAC Holdings has closed a successful stock offering after giving its investment banks the nod to add 1.6 million shares to the roughly 10 million it had already marketed to investors.
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The economy may have taken a beating in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but the real estate market in Williamson County was booming.
Deciding to sell your home – whether you have lived there for a long time or a brief period – is usually an emotional time. Choose an agent that will assist you in the emotional decisions, too. There are many decisions to be made, it is critical that you have complete trust in your agent. Pu…
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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.
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Nashville-area home sales rose 13 percent in March from the mark of the same month in 2020.
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Several weeks back, word went out that the building home to historic rock club Exit/In and sister bar Hurry Back had been listed for sale.
The name of the game with this month’s set of Headline Homes is acreage. Many of the properties on the list come with a lot of land — 12, 22, 39, even 43 acres. In one case, the sale includes a whole second house.
First Community Mortgage has hired mortgage veteran Billy Harter as a vice president in the company's Cool Springs office. Harter’s focus is on borrowers located in Nashville, Brentwood, Franklin, Thompson's Station, Spring Hill, Columbia, Murfreesboro and Mt Juliet.
Brentwood-based development company GBT Realty has paid $3 million for an East Nashville property located four blocks north of Five Points.
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