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The city approved RangeWater's plan for the parking lots across Northside Drive from the stadium. The developer has since grown it to 332 apartments, townhomes, and carriage homes, and reviewers are nearly finished with its land development permit.
The Related Group's major project in Georgia has four building permits filed for 381 apartments and a parking deck. The 140-room hotel that helped win its $15 million tax abatement is now "potential" in Related's flyer, while the medical office site is for sale.
Imagine1 Company and TDK Companies, the pair behind the Vintage apartments in Mt. Juliet and on Nolensville Pike, have a $49.6 million shell permit for 262 units in Metro review at 492 Craighead Street, and a demolition application filed September 1 is the first permit for physical work. The land belongs to an entity tied to Charles Hawkins Co.
The Mathews Company's site near Nashville International Airport, entitled in 2008 for 2.7 million square feet of office, retail and hotel space that was never built, is back before Metro Planning with a plan for light industrial, office-flex and commercial development along I-40.
Every development leaves a trail before anyone calls it a deal.
