Infinity Hospitality Group just went on a buying streak, snapping up three Nashville event venues across downtown, Wedgewood-Houston and East Nashville. The move significantly expands the homegrown events operator's local footprint and builds on its reputation for throwing large weddings and private functions in Music City.
According to the Nashville Business Journal, the new additions are The Cordelle in downtown, Saint Elle in Wedgewood-Houston and Estelle in East Nashville. The outlet reported that the acquisitions nearly double Infinity’s overall presence in the market.
An expanded portfolio
Infinity’s website now lists The Cordelle, Estelle and Saint Elle alongside longtime properties such as The Bridge Building and The Bell Tower, signaling that the company plans to operate or market the newly acquired venues going forward. In its "Our Venues" section, the firm presents the lineup as a unified network that can bundle planning, catering and beverage services under one umbrella.
Where the new venues sit
The Cordelle is a downtown Victorian event space known for its large private greens and easy access to Broadway. The Cordelle promotes itself for weddings and corporate events and now lists Infinity as the contact point for inquiries.
Saint Elle is an 8,000-square-foot Wedgewood-Houston venue that leans into natural light, private suites and an elevated beverage program. Saint Elle caters to larger gatherings and food-focused programming in the quickly developing neighborhood just west of downtown.
Estelle, in East Nashville, combines a historic log cabin with a Victorian home to create a cozier, all-inclusive event setup. Estelle targets smaller weddings and intimate celebrations for guests who prefer a more tucked-away feel.
What it means for Nashville's events market
The acquisitions give Infinity extra scale at a time when local tourism and event demand are holding strong. Visit Music City has reported record visitor spending in recent years, underscoring steady demand for hotels, restaurants and event venues that feed Nashville's wedding and meetings business.
Terms of the deals, including purchase prices and operational timelines, were not disclosed in the initial round of information. The venues, including The Cordelle, did not list sale amounts on their sites at the time of reporting.
