KCDC and Elmington are planning a 202‑unit apartment project at North Peters and Cedar Bluff with a large share of units reserved for lower-income households.

Permit filings show Scott Borchetta plans to convert the top 10 floors of Philips Plaza into a hotel, adding to a wave of downtown office‑to‑hotel conversions.

A $270M refinancing of the Grand Hyatt Nashville will let Southwest Value Partners extract about $73M, a sign lenders still back downtown hotels.

Sonic Automotive broke ground on Porsche Downtown Nashville at 25 Lindsley in SoBro. The three-story, 52,000-square-foot dealership aims to open in early 2027 and must hold a city-required hiring fair before occupancy.

San Antonio developer AHV Communities announced two Nashville communities totaling 300+ rental homes that will be held as rentals, not offered for sale.

Marquis Homes filed plans for Hickory Parc, a 134‑unit townhome project in Antioch that lists 339 parking spaces and now sits in Metro’s public records. The proposal joins other recent filings reshaping southeast Nashville.

Music City Center tapped Anthony Lopez as president while long-time leader Charles Starks remains CEO. The split arrives as the center advances expansion plans.

Infinity Hospitality bought The Cordelle, Saint Elle and Estelle, substantially expanding its Nashville events portfolio across downtown, Wedgewood‑Houston and East Nashville.

The Nashville Business Journal’s Book of Lists ranks 26 commercial brokerages by 2025 sales volume — a self‑reported snapshot as local deal activity rebounded.

A hotel developer paid $5 million for First Baptist Church’s downtown parking lot, putting a key Hill & Locust parcel back on the development map. Neighbors and planners will be watching permit filings and designs.

A New York investor is converting a stalled Germantown development into 210 for-sale condos as liens and lawsuits complicate the cleanup.

Samaroo and Bronte joined Goodpasture Christian School to break ground on The Hub at 607, a $34M, 115-unit mixed-use project that revives a long-stalled Madison plan.

A proposed La Vergne zoning amendment would confine data centers to interchange zones and ban them within 1,000 feet of homes, schools and parks.