A coalition of Memphis pastors proposed a $20 million rebuild of Robert Church Park to restore a lost auditorium and add offices, services and a museum on Beale Street. The city council will review the presentation.

The 12‑story Margaritaville Hotel building in SoBro sold for $70M to Kansas City‑based EPR Properties, marking a major downtown hotel‑building trade. The 2019 property includes 166 rooms and 52 timeshare units.

M/I Homes filed plans to add roughly 182 homes in Antioch, a sizable for‑sale project that lands amid the area’s retail and residential buildout. The filing is now in Metro’s public records and must clear permitting before construction.

Pagani will open a downtown Nashville showroom at Giarratana’s Prime tower, bringing rare, multimillion‑dollar hypercars to Church Street. The lease is already listed in downtown retail reports.

Starbucks is hunting for a roughly 250,000‑sq‑ft downtown office. Mayor Freddie O’Connell says the proposal "checks the boxes," but Metro hasn’t pledged incentive cash yet.

PropertyShark’s new analysis finds $400K buys about 1,393 sq ft in Nashville, short of the city's median price. Local listings under $400K exist but usually require trade-offs on size, condition or commute.

A 39th-floor Four Seasons penthouse in downtown Nashville is listed for $14.9M; the 3-bed, 4.5-bath residence spans about 4,744 sq ft and includes Four Seasons amenities.

County‑level data show Tennessee added about 52,000 net new residents in 2023, led by Knox and Rutherford; Millennials and Gen Z made up the bulk of the gains.

The residential parcel at the former Starwood Amphitheatre in Antioch is on the market, with plans for hundreds of homes plus retail and business-park space.

First Evangelical Lutheran Church has listed a 0.76‑acre downtown parcel for sale, drawing developer interest amid nearby hotel projects and a federal building disposal. Brokers will market the site from Foundry’s Nashville office.

A Nashville Business Journal ranking lists 71 major commercial property sales from 2025, highlighting downtown, industrial and multifamily trades that shaped the market.

Vanderbilt unveiled renderings for a $300M athletics phase that includes a Football Experience Center and a new soccer/lacrosse stadium on its Nashville campus.

Pan-Asia Supermarket opened in Antioch as the first anchor of Nashville’s planned Chinatown, bringing 10,000+ items and long lines — but state Choice Lanes maps could affect the site.