Demolition has begun at 407 Great Circle Road as Oldacre McDonald starts the three-phase Mainstead MetroCenter, a project expected to bring roughly 750 apartments and new street-level retail.

Mount Juliet approved a one‑year pause on some apartment and townhome zoning as officials weigh traffic, sewer and school capacity. The move has divided commissioners and residents.

The former Emerald Sound Studio at 1033 16th Ave S has sold after a high‑profile listing, raising questions about preservation and the building’s future on Music Row.

InvenTrust paid $88M for Nashville West, a nearly fully leased power center on Charlotte Pike. The REIT plans repositioning as part of its Sun Belt expansion.

Covenant Capital has repurchased The 500 Fifth, a 170‑unit downtown Nashville building, for $23 million. The move returns an asset the firm renovated before selling in 2017.

Oracle signed a new downtown Nashville lease, adding thousands of square feet to its interim office footprint as site prep continues for its River North campus.

An out-of-state developer wants to replace low-rise parcels on Dickerson Pike with multi-building housing and retail, including at least one 12-story tower. The plan heads into public review in mid-April.

Neighbors near South Berry's Chapel Road say construction blasting has rattled houses and left cracks. Officials point residents to the State Fire Marshal's complaint process.

BOMA advanced a 79.89‑acre annexation and a grant push for Creekside Park; both head to a final vote on April 28.

Metro Nashville is overhauling downtown design rules, incentives and the Bonus Height Program to push future projects toward housing, preservation and sustainability.

MDHA will open short, online-only waitlist windows at three Nashville properties late this month; priority goes to seniors and people with disabilities. Here’s what to know.

Metro Nashville issued an RFP to replace two downtown jails with a consolidated Harding Place complex, capped at $410M and targeting a roughly 36‑month build.

An income‑verification snag at the Cottages at Drakes Creek has delayed a planned conversion to a publicly funded housing co‑op, leaving residents uncertain about buy‑ins and eligibility.