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hoodline.com
Chestnut Hill Condo Tower Breaks Ground in November With Units Starting in the $200,000s
1020–1026 Third Ave. S. — Approximate Site Of Proposed Condo Tower. A new eight-story building planned for Chestnut Hill will bring 120 condominiums to the edge of downtown Nashville with starting prices in the high $200,000s, below the average condo sales price across Davidson County. Richland Building Partners plans to begin construction on the mixed-use project in November, with retail space on the ground floor and condos above.
nashvillebanner.com
Everyone Agrees Housing is an Issue in Nashville and Tennessee, but Candidates and Experts Offer Different Solutions
This fall, we sent out a community survey to ask what issues mattered most to you in this election cycle. This is the latest in our community-focused series. When the Banner surveyed readers and community members about the most important issues to them this fall, there was one theme that carried over from the 2024 election cycle: people are still worried about housing.
tnledger.com
Builders are going to build what the market demands
September home sales in Middle Tennessee actually increased in September, though by the slimmest of margins: 0.14% compared to September 2025. That is not the way the market feels to those who toil in the field of residential real estate sales, where showings seem scarce or nonexistent. Those who follow...
Williamson Source
Real Estate Property Transfers in Franklin for September 21, 2026
Check out the latest Real Estate Property Transfers for Franklin in Williamson County for September 21-25, 2026, to see which homes and properties changed hands and what they sold for. To learn more about buying or selling a home, contact Susan Gregory Realty. View previous property transfers here. The post Real Estate Property Transfers in Franklin for September 21, 2026 appeared first on Williamson Source .
WSMV
Middle Tennessee farmers adapt as drought conditions threatens crops
SYRMNA, Tenn. (WSMV) - The ongoing drought conditions across Middle Tennessee are creating challenges for local farmers, focusing on spending more time and resources keeping crops watered. Lauren Palmer, the owner of Bloomsbury Farm in Smyrna, shared that the lack of rain has impacted crop growth and production. The year-round...
mainstreetmediatn.com
TDOT documents list homes, businesses standing on Choice Lanes route
The Tennessee Department of Transportation needs room for the I-24 Southeast Choice Lanes project, and some local homes and businesses are in the way. This summer TDOT, Jacobs Engineering and several contracted right-of-way specialists sent letters to commercial and residential landowners and their tenants regarding property along the I-24 corridor. The letters informed recipients of the right-of-way (ROW) acquisition and relocation process. Regardless of the size, value or use of the land or buildings, the form letters alerted that “this project is likely to include a formal offer to purchase a portion of your property for the best engineered highway solution.”
995qyk.com
Kane Brown’s Broadway Bar Faces Major Lawsuit Over Alleged Unpaid Millions
Kane Brown’s Nashville bar is facing a $2.4 million lawsuit just months after opening its doors on Lower Broadway. The lawsuit, filed in Davidson County Chancery Court, comes from the former owner of the property’s previous business, The Valentine. The plaintiffs allege that the hospitality group behind the bar failed to make millions of dollars in payments tied to the 2023 purchase of the business.
Williamson Source
American Songwriter
Former Owner of Kane Brown’s Nashville Bar Files $2.4 Lawsuit Against It
Kane Brown’s on Broadway is in some legal hot water. Cusaboo Jr. Operating Company and Benjamin L. Shirah filed a lawsuit in a Davidson County court claiming that the companies behind the country star’s downtown Nashville spot have failed to make agreed upon payments, multiple outlets reported. The...