An apartment complex near Geodis Park traded at about a 30% discount from its 2022 price, creating an estimated $23 million loss and highlighting a local market reset.

Adams & Reese expanded its Nashville footprint with about 5,500 square feet at Broadwest’s tower, adding capacity on the 17th floor to support local growth.

A 6 p.m. community meeting will review Silo Bend plans to redevelop a vacant 51st Ave N parcel into retail, office and housing near The Nations' silo. Councilmember Brandon Taylor has invited neighbors to weigh in.

The three-story Victorian at 332 Main Street that hosts Gray's on Main sold for $5.65 million, a notable downtown Franklin property transaction. Ownership of the storefront has now changed hands.

Crews demolished the Thompson Photo Products building in Knoxville, ending a century-old chapter for the city's photography shop.

The Reed family has relisted its former Jim Reed dealership parcel along Broadway, reviving interest in a contentious Midtown site with entitlements and a tangled legal history.

MTSU broke ground on Womack Commons, a $56.5M, 554‑bed student housing and parking project aimed for summer 2027.

SomeraRoad's sales gallery for Pendry Nashville has been selling the Gulch's built neighborhood as the tower's biggest draw since fall 2025.

A 727‑acre Franklin estate at 998 Dickinson Lane closed for $35 million on March 13, marking one of Tennessee’s largest residential land deals. The listing had been on MLS more than a year.

A $40M overhaul at Midtown’s Hutton Hotel refreshes the lobby, adds a vinyl lounge and brings a large spa, sharpening the hotel’s music‑city appeal.

The Titans and Nissan unveiled the Nissan 1960 Club, a field-level, sold-out premium space that seats about 550 and offers on-field sightlines and all‑inclusive food. The club joins the roster of premium spaces as the new stadium nears completion.

Metro Council will consider rezoning the PSC Metals scrapyard into the 'East Bend' neighborhood this week, with amendment packets, traffic plans and community concerns in play.

Two Hillsboro Village properties traded for a combined $54.8M, putting Belcourt Park and Village 21 into Elmington-linked ownership. The deal highlights continued investor appetite for walkable Nashville assets.