A 10‑story, 80‑unit mixed‑use building is proposed for 1205 2nd Ave N in Germantown, the home of Plaza Artist Materials.

Nashville native Nate Bargatze has partnered with Storyland Studios to study a 100+ acre “Nateland” theme park in Music City; feasibility work and site talks are underway.

Rutherford County Schools voted to buy 86 acres on Blackman Road for about $8.5M, securing land near Poplar Hill for a future high‑school site amid safety concerns.

THDA’s dashboards, regional models and financing assistance aim to show where Tennessee needs homes and what local tools can actually address the gap.

Ascension Saint Thomas plans a $23 million freestanding ER in Mt. Juliet, joining a regional push to site hospital-level emergency care in suburbs.

Commissioners voted to open negotiations with Mission Sellars to redevelop roughly eight acres near City Hall; Imagine One would serve as the backup if talks stall.

Highwoods sold the fully leased Bridgestone Tower in downtown Nashville for $255 million, a rare trophy trade amid a choppy office market.

A new Tennessee law will force HOAs that collect dues to carry blanket fidelity bonds to guard against theft and mismanagement. The requirement takes effect Jan. 1, 2027.

Nearly 500 income‑restricted homes are coming to North Nashville along West Trinity, as two LIHTC‑backed projects move from land closings to construction. City and developer filings show family and senior complexes will be financed with public‑private tools.

Riella on 5th will bring 121 affordable units to downtown Knoxville, backed by $2.27M in city ARPA funds and private financing.

City Council delayed a rezoning for a proposed Kroger near Memorial Boulevard after neighbors warned construction could worsen flooding. Developers must return with a drainage plan.

City Council approved selling more than eight acres near Medical Center Parkway to Hackberry 5 Properties for a multi-level event complex, with a March 11, 2027 closing. Officials expect nearly $12 million over 20 years.

Franklin aldermen set a $3.5M ceiling to support a 44‑unit affordable and workforce housing project near downtown, with reimbursements tied to delivery milestones.