A three‑story City Hall will anchor a full‑block downtown redevelopment with a park, expanded plaza and underground parking. The campus is targeted to open in summer 2027.

The 66‑unit Chateau Apartments in Hillsboro Village sold for $10.75M, a deal that works out to roughly $168,000 per unit. The buyer is an LLC tied to local investor Adam Rosenberg.

ASCAP will move its Nashville office from Music Row to a new Wedgewood‑Houston building this fall after more than 30 years on the Row.

Madison Communities closed a $24.7M construction loan to build 79 three‑bedroom build‑to‑rent townhomes in East Nashville, with construction starting in February 2026.

Construction is underway on Fairington Club in Nolensville, a residents-only amenity center with studios, courts and a resort pool. The Village Commons will add retail and is expected to open in 2027.

Compass's 2026 outlook projects a modest 0.9% decline in Tennessee home prices, pointing to a steadier market that could give buyers more negotiating room.

Denso will invest $69M to build a 280,000-sq-ft logistics center at 1528 Sparta Pike in Lebanon, replacing its Wilson County site and preserving about 100 jobs.

The Nashville Catalyst Fund closed about $11M in loans that officials say will unlock or preserve roughly 490 affordable units, marking its first sizable wave of lending. The loans target acquisition and bridge financing to speed projects forward.

Hendersonville’s board approved residential impact fees — $6,000 per single‑family home and $5,500 per multifamily unit — to fund roads and parks starting April 1.

Council members demanded clearer benchmarks on Nashville’s 20,000-unit affordable housing goal and deferred a resolution until Metro officials can provide hard counts.

A near‑100‑year‑old house on Calvin Avenue that held The Groove was torn down on Tuesday; a Metro councilmember says the teardown appears to have been done without a permit. Metro Codes has opened an investigation.

Kasa's acquisition of Mint House folds nearly 1,000 units — including the landmark 70 Pine — into its portfolio, a shift CEO Roman Pedan called a "maturation moment."

Owner Tom Morales says Acme Feed & Seed could close after its property tax bill jumped from about $129K to roughly $600K; a formal appeal is pending.