Glad to see Nashville grow. Other than "WeGo" two car bi-level commuter system. What else is Nashville planning for additional transit besides buses and cars?
But, here's the problem...and a big one at that. All these new condos and high rise apartments downtown are going to be way out of people's price range!! Been reading of the high foreclosures rate downtown already. It's $2,300 outside downtown limit for apartments and $4,000 to $8,000 in town...were setting up for failure! Were are those kinds of jobs? It takes two incomes under one roof. I would love to live in a high rise Apartment. But, with the Dollar losing value, I just don't see it.
Do you want cheaper rents or less construction? Choose one. The average downtown rent is $2,268 and hopefully the added being built help lower that. I'm not seeing any foreclosure sales downtown at the moment- would be curious to see what you're reading on that. Nashville's foreclosure rate is up slightly over last year, but still down from 2019. Homeowners/condo owners have a record amount of equity and downtown the condo market remains strong- two reasons for the lack of foreclosures.
If you look at a map and the 9 states that touch Tennessee, I don’t think they are growing this fast , with a Nashville population of 700k and metro of 2M makes me think why people hate it so much but keep flocking here .. all I see is California plates , Illinois , Florida to escape heat lol we get a little snow a after a beautiful fall . So yea I can see why they keep coming !
Opri records hello from capital records hereon music row l agree with you on sky scrapers so much money spent, what are they going to do when a earthquake hits or a surprise conditions does anyone realize that nashville sits on a fault line which most people don't realize at all , or just don't care it's on you people, it's what your engineers aren't going to tell you about, good luck,
Good information, thanks for sharing! 👍
Aww my hometown (Nashville, Tennessee) is exploding omg it does not look like the place I was born and raised in! Beautiful!
Yep...September is my moved here Anniversary 24 year's now. Boy...has it grown!
That is amazing. I was in Nashville today and it pretty cool to see the buildings rise.
The progress is even sometimes stunning if you don't go Downtown for a couple weeks.
Love me some Nashville 💜
A line from the song "Put Your Shoes On, Lucy" goes "Don't they have skyscrapers down in Tennessee?"
wow!
Glad to see Nashville grow. Other than "WeGo" two car bi-level commuter system. What else is Nashville planning for additional transit besides buses and cars?
Nashville is expected to vote on some sort of mass transit option in Spring '24
Need to show the buildings longer.
15-22 stories is hardly a “tower”. Most cities would consider those midrises.
Keep us updated on what most other cities think!
Yeah well they are not Nashville though.
wow! we will be there in august for a visit.
Nice! A lot will have changed even by then.
@@JustinFloydHomes you really think these buildings will be built?
@@nomenclature4399 The 5 highlighted, yes. All 45 on the City Now Next list, no.
But, here's the problem...and a big one at that. All these new condos and high rise apartments downtown are going to be way out of people's price range!! Been reading of the high foreclosures rate downtown already. It's $2,300 outside downtown limit for apartments and $4,000 to $8,000 in town...were setting up for failure! Were are those kinds of jobs? It takes two incomes under one roof. I would love to live in a high rise Apartment. But, with the Dollar losing value, I just don't see it.
Do you want cheaper rents or less construction? Choose one. The average downtown rent is $2,268 and hopefully the added being built help lower that. I'm not seeing any foreclosure sales downtown at the moment- would be curious to see what you're reading on that. Nashville's foreclosure rate is up slightly over last year, but still down from 2019. Homeowners/condo owners have a record amount of equity and downtown the condo market remains strong- two reasons for the lack of foreclosures.
About to give Charlotte a run for their money!
Take that, Charlotte! 👊
Charlottes southend tower developement is booming. 2 similar size cities. Nashville may have more at the moment though.
Nope the BOA in Charlotte looks too amazing unless Nashville makes its own unique building.
If you look at a map and the 9 states that touch Tennessee, I don’t think they are growing this fast , with a Nashville population of 700k and metro of 2M makes me think why people hate it so much but keep flocking here .. all I see is California plates , Illinois , Florida to escape heat lol we get a little snow a after a beautiful fall . So yea I can see why they keep coming !
Georgia and North Carolina are growing more.
Another massive development what is going on at the Cumulus site, 500 2nd Ave. S.
That'll be cool- very much looking forward to the culinary district they're planning as a part of it.
Opri records hello from capital records hereon music row l agree with you on sky scrapers so much money spent, what are they going to do when a earthquake hits or a surprise conditions does anyone realize that nashville sits on a fault line which most people don't realize at all , or just don't care it's on you people, it's what your engineers aren't going to tell you about, good luck,