The building that housed Margot Café & Bar at 1017 Woodland St is listed for $3 million after the restaurant closed in June. The listing highlights Five Points’ shifting commercial landscape.

Imogene + Willie is expanding its 12South flagship and carving new retail and restaurant suites at its 12th Avenue South property.

Ascension Saint Thomas Hospital West has kicked off a more-than-$120M renovation of its West Nashville campus, promising upgraded ORs, imaging and expanded transplant services.

Murfreesboro-based NHC paid $560M to buy 35 facilities it had been leasing, converting them into owned assets across seven states.

A joint workshop explored zoning tweaks that would tighten design rules in the one‑block First Avenue District and add a 1/4‑mile residential buffer for data centers.

Shorenstein bought the Moore Building in Midtown’s Music Row, an amenity-rich, newly delivered office tower anchored by TikTok. The purchase expands the firm’s Nashville footprint amid steady demand for premium office stock.

Tampa-based American Landmark bought a 240-unit Donelson complex for $51.5M and will rebrand it Woodland Pointe Residences near Nashville International Airport.

More than $13 million will go to 10 Tennessee communities to prepare industrial sites for investment, with Morgan County receiving the largest award.

Developers are racing to build logistics campuses in Wilson County, which now accounts for a disproportionate share of Nashville’s industrial pipeline.

Creative Artists Agency has relocated to the CAA Creative Office Building at Nashville Yards, anchoring the district with about 75,000 square feet and prominent exterior signage. The new space opens in July.

MDHA’s PILOT program turns 10, backing more than 11,000 affordable apartments across Davidson County and launching with the 240-unit Paddock at Grandview.

Camden Property Trust paid $43.5M for a 196-unit Franklin apartment community, expanding its Nashville holdings as REITs keep buying suburban Sun Belt assets.

TriStar won an appeal that clears the way for an $18M freestanding ER in Lebanon after a state denial last year. The project would add an 11‑room, trauma‑capable ER near Willard Hagan Drive.