Live Nation has purchased FirstBank Amphitheater in Franklin, bringing the 7,500‑seat quarry amphitheater under the company that already books its shows. Local traffic and this summer’s slate are likely to be front‑and‑center.

Alliance Residential filed plans to build 312 Broadstone luxury apartments inside the 110-acre McFarland Farms development in Mt. Juliet. City files show Phase 1C includes two mixed‑use buildings and staff recommended approval with conditions.

A spring uptick pushed April closings up 4% in Greater Nashville as listings climbed to roughly six months of supply.

Nashville-based e|spaces has leased more than 21,000 square feet at Crescent Center in East Memphis, bringing flexible office suites to the Poplar corridor later this year.

A 5.1‑acre Sylvan Summit hilltop with entitlements for 123 units has been marketed in the low $30 millions as a ready‑to‑build West Nashville site. Brokers say utilities and most site work are already in place.

Ryman posted a stronger-than-expected Q1 with record revenue and $2.32 FFO per share; shares held near $106 as investors weighed raised guidance and Ole Red expansion.

Developers say buyers from California, New York and Illinois are snapping up lots at River Gorge Ranch near Chattanooga, drawn in part by Tennessee's tax perks as the mountaintop community takes shape.

A nonprofit bought the historic Mayflower in Hillsboro Village to keep 18 apartments affordable as Nashville prepares a record housing funding push.

Franklin-based SageSpring Wealth Partners moved into about 55,000 square feet in Cool Springs, up from roughly 25,000 square feet, as it scales advisors and support staff.

Franklin leaders balked at a developer's plan to put a 120‑room hotel on the historic Riverview estate, citing scale and preservation concerns. Another neighborhood meeting is set for May 7.

A new mixed-use project is filling the 200 block of Gay Street with condos, retail and a courtyard that reconnects downtown to the Old City.

A restored 19th‑century Rutledge Hill church reopened Thursday as ELM, a downtown Nashville event venue with soaring ceilings, a 20‑foot stage and on‑site parking.

Vanderbilt plans a 10‑story, 200,000+ sq ft science tower at the Stevenson 6 site, with utility work cleared and a 2028 completion target. Design and permitting are moving forward.