The Metropolitan Nashville Airport Authority (MNAA) celebrated the 40th anniversary of John C. Tune Airport (JWN), which opened July 20, 1986, as a general aviation facility in West Nashville. Following catastrophic damage from an EF-2 tornado in March 2020 that destroyed over 90 aircraft and caused $93 million in infrastructure losses, the airport restored operations within 17 days and launched a $38.8 million reconstruction project called Tune Taking Off, which broke ground on July 20, 2021. Going forward, Atlantic Aviation is planning a major new development including an executive FBO terminal, community hangar, office complex, and 70,000-gallon fuel farm, anticipated for completion by end of 2027.

Plan: Construct an executive fixed-base operator terminal, community hangar for large business aircraft, attached office complex, and 70,000-gallon fuel farm.

➜ Not healthcare, but proves owner-side ICRA renovation work near Nashville is active—use it to network into the airport's construction management team for referrals into healthcare owner's rep roles.

Metropolitan Nashville Airport Authority, MNAA, Atlantic Aviation, Federal Aviation Administration, Tennessee Department of Transportation, Tennessee Aviation Association, American Council of Engineering Companies of Tennessee

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Source: Rutherford Source

The Metropolitan Nashville Airport Authority (MNAA) celebrated the 40th anniversary of John C. Tune Airport on July 20, 2024, marking four decades as a general aviation facility. The airport recovered from catastrophic EF-2 tornado damage in March 2020 that destroyed over 90 aircraft and caused $93 million in losses; MNAA restored full operations within 17 days and launched the "Tune Taking Off" $38.8 million reconstruction project, which broke ground on the airport's 35th anniversary in July 2021. Atlantic Aviation has announced plans for a major new development including an executive FBO terminal, community hangar, office complex, and fuel farm, anticipated completion by end of 2027.

Plan: Construct an executive fixed-base operator terminal, community hangar for large business aircraft, attached office complex, and 70,000-gallon fuel farm at John C. Tune Airport.

➜ This $38.8M MNAA project is local, early-phase, and right-sized—worth a call to see if they need an Owner's Rep before design locks in.

Metropolitan Nashville Airport Authority, Atlantic Aviation, Federal Aviation Administration, Tennessee Department of Transportation Aeronautics Commission, Tennessee Aviation Association, American Council of Engineering Companies of Tennessee

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Source: Williamson Source

Skanska has completed a comprehensive renovation of Nashville's War Memorial Building, a 145,000-square-foot historic landmark. Construction began in February 2024 and included significant accessibility upgrades and modernization work.

Plan: Comprehensive renovation of the historic War Memorial Building with accessibility upgrades and modernization.

➜ Skanska's active Nashville renovation experience (with ICRA-style occupied-facility protocols) signals local competitors targeting your exact healthcare-owner's-rep niche—worth tracking their team for hires or partnership leads.

Skanska

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Source: CITY NOW NEXT

DC Blox closed on Thursday the purchase of a 23.49-acre property near the Nashville Zoo from MarketStreet for $23 million, advancing its controversial proposal to build a 10-megawatt data center at the site. The project has faced significant public opposition from Zoo leaders concerned about noise impacts on animals and from residents. DC Blox has submitted a new building permit application as the new property owner, though the project still faces regulatory hurdles including a Metro Council vote expected next week on measures to temporarily halt new data center projects and establish future facility regulations.

Plan: Build a 10-megawatt data center on the property.

➜ This is a data-center project outside your healthcare niche—skip it and stay focused on Lifepoint-style hospital work in Middle TN where your owner's rep track record actually sells.

Buyer: DC Blox · Seller: MarketStreet · Also: Nashville Zoo

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Source: Rutherford Source

DC Blox has closed on a 23.49-acre property near the Nashville Zoo for $23 million, purchased from MarketStreet. The company plans to build a 10-megawatt data center on the site and has submitted a new building permit application as the property owner. The project has faced significant public opposition from the Zoo and residents over concerns about noise impacts on animals, and the Metro Council is expected to vote next week on measures that would temporarily halt new data center projects and establish new regulations.

Plan: Build a 10-megawatt data center facility.

➜ This is industrial/data-center, not healthcare, and it's early phase in your Nashville backyard—worth a courtesy call to gauge owner's rep needs, but not a fit to prioritize over hospital-specific pursuits.

Buyer: DC Blox · Seller: MarketStreet · Also: Nashville Zoo

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Source: Williamson Source

Edley's Bar-B-Que has submitted site plans to the City of Brentwood for a new location at 330 Franklin Road in the Brentwood Place Shopping Center, occupying the former McAlister's Deli space. The project involves exterior modifications including new paint, cladding, awnings, and a covered porch for a kitchen smoker. City staff recommended approval in July 2026, and the restaurant is expected to open by year-end as its 12th location.

Plan: Renovate the former McAlister's Deli space with exterior alterations including new paint, cladding materials, awnings, a covered rear porch for the kitchen smoker, black accents, and gray-painted brick.

Edley's Bar-B-Que, Remick Architecture

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Source: Williamson Source

Infinity Hospitality, a locally owned Nashville operator of historic venues, has acquired three event venues: Saint Elle, Cordelle, and Estelle. The company has managed and preserved historic venues for over 20 years and continues to expand its portfolio of Nashville event spaces.

➜ This hospitality-venue acquisition isn't healthcare and won't advance your Owner's Rep search—skip it and stay focused on Lifepoint-style hospital pipeline in Middle TN.

Buyer: Infinity Hospitality · Also: Saint Elle, Cordelle, Estelle

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Source: CITY NOW NEXT

A $7.7 million tenant improvement project is underway at 955 Church St, Suite 1100, in the Nashville Yards development. The 31,000 RSF first-generation buildout includes approximately 26,000 RSF of interior space and a 5,000 RSF exterior deck, designed for general office and professional services use. The scope includes acoustically isolated content capture and audio studios, lounge and gathering areas, an MDF room, open office, and conference rooms. Metro Nashville issued building permit #2026044572 on July 17, 2026.

Plan: Tenant finish out of 31,000 RSF first-generation office space within an occupied multi-tenant building at Nashville Yards, including interior office, studios, gathering areas, and an exterior deck.

➜ This is a non-healthcare office build-out, not a hospital project—skip it and stay focused on Lifepoint-style healthcare owner's rep leads near Middle TN.

ali gorrell

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Source: Metro Nashville — Commercial & Multifamily Permits

A renovation permit has been issued for an existing hospital facility at 4220 Harding Pike in Nashville. The $2.3 million project will renovate patient rooms and supporting spaces with new finishes, reconfigure corridor-end rooms to create staff lounges and clean supply areas, and add two ADA-compliant isolation rooms.

Plan: Renovate existing patient rooms and supporting spaces with new finishes; modify corridor-end rooms to accommodate staff lounge, clean supply, and two ADA-compliant isolation rooms.

➜ This $2.3M hospital rehab at 4220 Harding Pike is a live, local ICRA-driven project matching your exact healthcare owner's-rep niche—worth a direct outreach call this week.

Hannah Cornelius

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Source: Metro Nashville — Commercial & Multifamily Permits

Alcova Capital, a New York-based real estate investment firm, has unveiled Fulton Residences Germantown, a condominium development in Nashville's historic Germantown neighborhood. Units are priced starting in the high $200,000s. The project represents a rare ownership opportunity in the neighborhood.

Plan: Develop condominium units for sale in the Germantown neighborhood.

➜ This is residential mixed-use, not healthcare—skip it and stay focused on Lifepoint-style hospital projects where your owner's rep track record actually differentiates you.

Alcova Capital

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Source: CITY NOW NEXT

The Kissing House, a historic 150-year-old home in Spring Hill, will reopen as a gathering space combining three local food and beverage brands: The Kissing House, Loosewheels Squashed Burgers, and Babylon Beer Garden. The venue is expected to open in summer 2024 and will serve handcrafted burgers and beer in a community-focused setting.

Plan: Renovate the historic home to operate as a restaurant and beer garden featuring Loosewheels Squashed Burgers and Babylon Beer Garden.

➜ Not a fit—it's a retail restaurant deal, not healthcare, so skip it and stay focused on hospital/health-system owner's rep leads near Nashville.

The Kissing House, Loosewheels Squashed Burgers, Babylon Beer Garden, I Love Juice Bar, Brunch Collective

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Source: Williamson Source

A new 6,224 SF spec retail shell building is under construction at 712 51st Avenue South in Nashville's Nations neighborhood, designed to accommodate multiple retail and food tenants with individual spaces starting at 1,335 SF. The project, which will deliver in Fall 2024, includes outdoor seating and replaces a Red Bicycle Coffee & Crepes location damaged by fire. It is being developed by Southeast Venture, constructed by Avenue Construction, and brokered by Southeast Venture and Treanor Granbery.

Plan: Construct a spec retail shell building with multiple tenant spaces, outdoor seating, and flexibility for retail, food, and service concepts.

Southeast Venture, Avenue Construction, Treanor Granbery, Red Bicycle Coffee & Crepes, City Core, Mill Creek, Modera Nations, Camden Living, Camden Nations

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Source: CITY NOW NEXT

Ryman Hospitality has reached the topping-off milestone on a $131 million expansion of the Gaylord Opryland Resort & Convention Center in Nashville, adding 108,000 square feet of meeting and event space including a 31,000-square-foot ballroom, 38,000 square feet of breakout space, and 39,000 square feet of pre-function space. The expansion is part of a broader $224 million capital improvement program that also includes a $53 million renovation of existing meeting space and a $40 million transformation of the Magnolia Pool Courtyard featuring a new 550-seat sports bar. Completion is targeted for Q2 2027, coinciding with the resort's 50th anniversary.

Plan: Add 108,000 square feet of meeting and event space including a 31,000-square-foot ballroom, 38,000 square feet of breakout space, and 39,000 square feet of pre-function space; renovate existing meeting space; and transform the Magnolia Pool Courtyard with a new 550-seat sports bar.

➜ This confirms Nashville's owner's-rep market is red-hot for large renovation-of-operating-facility work—exactly your ICRA-heavy Lifepoint skill set—so stay visible locally, not healthcare-only.

Ryman Hospitality

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Source: Connect CRE (your area)

A commercial tenant finish-out permit has been issued for the sixth level of 1107 8th Ave S in Nashville's downtown area. The work involves constructing 23 residential units plus building utility space on Level 6 of the multifamily residential building. The construction cost is $1,923,323, with no changes to the building's exterior or footprint.

Plan: Conduct new tenant build-out for Level 6 containing 23 residential units and building utility space.

Eric McGinnis

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Source: Metro Nashville — Commercial & Multifamily Permits

Metro Nashville issued a commercial tenant finish-out permit for the seventh floor of 1107 8th Ave S, a multifamily residential building in Council District 17. The buildout covers 23 residential units plus building utility space with a construction cost of $1,923,323. No exterior modifications are planned.

Plan: Conduct new tenant build-out for the seventh level containing 23 residential units and building utility space.

Eric McGinnis

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Source: Metro Nashville — Commercial & Multifamily Permits

A tenant finish-out permit has been issued for the 5th level of a multifamily residential building at 1107 8th Ave S in Nashville (Council District 17). The work includes buildout of 23 residential units plus utility space on that floor, with a construction cost of approximately $2.03 million. No exterior changes are planned.

Plan: Conduct new tenant build-out for the 5th level containing 23 residential units and building utility space.

Eric McGinnis

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Source: Metro Nashville — Commercial & Multifamily Permits

Metro Nashville issued a building permit for a $3.24M tenant finish-out of the first level at 1107 8th Ave S, a multifamily residential apartment building in Council District 17. The work includes completion of parking garage, building utilities, exterior amenities, and a residential lobby with a restaurant/bar. No changes to the building's exterior or footprint.

Plan: Conduct tenant finish-out of the first level, including parking garage, utility space, exterior amenities, residential lobby, and lobby restaurant/bar.

Eric McGinnis

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Source: Metro Nashville — Commercial & Multifamily Permits

A tenant finish-out permit was issued for the fourth level of 1107 8th Ave S, Nashville, a multifamily residential building. The buildout includes 23 residential units and building utility space, with a construction cost of $2,033,819. The work does not change the building's exterior or footprint.

Plan: Conduct new tenant build-out for the fourth level, comprising 23 residential units and building utility space.

➜ This is a multifamily tenant finish-out, not healthcare—skip it and stay focused on hospital/health-system projects that match your Lifepoint owner's-rep track record.

Eric McGinnis

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Source: Metro Nashville — Commercial & Multifamily Permits

Metro Nashville issued a building permit for a $2.8 million tenant finish-out on the second level of a multifamily residential building at 1107 8th Ave S in Nashville (Council District 17). The buildout includes a parking garage, 2 live/work units, building utility space, and 15 residential apartments. No exterior changes to the building footprint or roof lines are planned.

Plan: Conduct new tenant build-out of the second level, including a parking garage, 2 live/work units, building utility space, and 15 residential apartments.

Eric McGinnis

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Source: Metro Nashville — Commercial & Multifamily Permits

A full-service restaurant is undertaking a $1.1 million interior tenant build-out at 2906 12th Ave S in Nashville (Council District 18). The work is being performed within a new core-and-shell building under permit #202408369. The restaurant will be classified as Assembly occupancy (A-2) and will include a sprinkler system.

Plan: Interior tenant build-out to establish a full-service restaurant use within the core-and-shell building.

Remick Architecture

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Source: Metro Nashville — Commercial & Multifamily Permits

A tenant finish-out permit has been issued for the third level of a multifamily residential building at 1107 8th Ave S in Nashville (Council District 17). The $2.04 million project includes 22 residential units, courtyard amenities, interior amenity space, and building utilities, with no changes to the exterior. The work is referenced to a shell permit (CACH-2025042019) and contractor Eric McGinnis is listed as the contact.

Plan: Conduct a tenant finish-out of the third level, which will include 22 residential units, courtyard amenity, interior amenity space, and building utility space.

Eric McGinnis

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Source: Metro Nashville — Commercial & Multifamily Permits

Pendry Nashville has partnered with Ten Five Hospitality, a Los Angeles-based hospitality group, to lead the food and beverage concepting and operations at the forthcoming hotel and residences property. The partnership focuses on developing the culinary experience at the property, which is in development in Nashville.

Plan: Develop a hotel and residences with food and beverage operations

➜ This hotel deal isn't healthcare, but it confirms Nashville developers are still greenlighting projects early enough to hire an owner's rep—keep scanning this pipeline for a hospital match.

Pendry Nashville, Ten Five Hospitality

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Source: CITY NOW NEXT

Covenant Capital Group acquired Legacy Hill, a 206-unit multifamily community in Nashville, from UDR for $41.5 million after UDR's 31-year ownership. The property is located at 501 Shadowood Drive near interstates 40 and 65, approximately 21 miles from downtown Nashville and the airport. The community comprises nine buildings with one- to three-bedroom units and amenities including a pool, fitness center, tennis and pickleball courts, and parking for 420 vehicles. Walker & Dunlop arranged $29.4 million in Freddie Mac financing for the transaction.

➜ This is multifamily, not healthcare—skip it and stay focused on Lifepoint or other hospital/health-system contacts in Middle TN instead.

Buyer: Covenant Capital Group · Seller: UDR · Also: Walker & Dunlop, Freddie Mac

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Source: Connect CRE (your area)

A new multifamily development has been proposed in Williamson County, Tennessee, adjacent to a Costco location in Franklin. The article does not provide details on the developer, investment amount, unit count, timeline, or current phase of the project.

Plan: Develop a multifamily residential community next to the Franklin Costco.

➜ This is multifamily, not healthcare, and outside your Owner's Rep niche—skip it and stay focused on Lifepoint-style hospital projects near Nashville.

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Source: Williamson County development

Vanderbilt Health has begun construction on a new $144.3 million full-service community hospital in Rutherford County's Blackman community, following a January 2024 Chancery Court ruling that cleared the way after prior litigation. The 79-acre site at 1803 Blackman Road near Veterans Parkway and I-840 will be developed in three phases, with the first phase—a doctor's building, 50-bed hospital, and 500 parking spots—required to complete by end of 2028. Vanderbilt purchased the land for $8 million in 2021 and plans to add 90–120 beds and a parking garage in phase two, and a 75-bed children's hospital in phase three.

Plan: Build a phased full-service hospital with emergency care, surgical capabilities, heart catheterization services, obstetric, pediatric, and ICU care, expanding in subsequent phases to include additional inpatient beds and a children's hospital.

➜ This $144.3M Vanderbilt hospital in Murfreesboro is a healthcare owner's-rep opportunity right in your Middle TN backyard—use your Ascension Saint Thomas West office contact to get in the door.

Vanderbilt Health, Vanderbilt Health, Tennessee Oncology, Ascension Saint Thomas Westlawn

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Source: Rutherford Source

Gaylord Opryland Resort & Convention Center, operated by Ryman Hospitality Properties, is executing a $131 million expansion that reached its topping-off milestone in July 2025. The project adds approximately 108,000 square feet of meeting and convention space, including a 31,000-square-foot ballroom, 38,000 square feet of breakout space, and 39,000 square feet of pre-function space. The expansion is expected to be completed in Q2 2027 and is designed to enhance the resort's ability to attract large group meetings and conventions.

Plan: Add 108,000 square feet of meeting and convention space, including a 31,000-square-foot ballroom, 38,000 square feet of breakout space, and 39,000 square feet of pre-function space.

➜ Not healthcare, but the ICRA renovation-of-operating-facility signal proves Nashville owners are running occupied-building construction—exactly the risk-mitigation skillset your Lifepoint hospital projects demonstrate.

Ryman Hospitality Properties, Inc., D.F. Chase Inc., Chase Construction Group, Marriott

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Source: Rutherford Source

Williamson Health Board of Trustees unanimously voted to sell the independent nonprofit healthcare system to Ascension Saint Thomas in a transaction valued at nearly $1 billion. The decision followed a two-year strategic planning process and an RFP review of 28 organizations, with Ascension Saint Thomas selected as the preferred partner. The sale includes all assets and operations—Williamson Medical Center, Bone and Joint Institute of Tennessee, medical group practices, outpatient services, EMS, and the foundation—and will include significant capital investments, EHR upgrades, service expansions, and commitment to charity care and community programs. Regulatory and County Commission approval is required; closing is expected in 2027 or 2028.

Plan: Ascension Saint Thomas will acquire Williamson Health's entire system, invest capital to upgrade facilities, technology, and services, and maintain the health system's culture, workforce, community mission, and existing programs including emergency medical services and high school athletic trainer support.

➜ A $1B Williamson County hospital sale to Ascension Saint Thomas lands right in your Nashville backyard—and you already share office-floor history with their West CEO, a warm door into early-phase owner's rep hiring.

Buyer: Ascension Saint Thomas · Seller: Williamson Health · Also: HCA Healthcare, Optum, Vanderbilt Health, Williamson County Commission

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Source: Rutherford Source

Williamson County has reached a construction milestone on its Juvenile Justice Center Expansion Project. The article reports on progress in the building phase but does not provide details on the project value, timeline, or specific construction metrics.

Plan: Expand the Juvenile Justice Center facility.

Williamson County

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Source: Williamson County development

Metro Nashville issued a building permit for interior renovations at 2300 Clifton Ave. Lines Inc. is conducting the work for existing tenant Loenbro Electrical, a building contractor supply company. The project involves a buildout of warehouse space into office space, with a construction cost of $1,230,454 and no change to the building's exterior or use classification.

Plan: Conduct interior renovations and buildout of existing warehouse space to office space for Loenbro Electrical; no change in use or exterior.

➜ Not a fit—it's an industrial warehouse rehab, not healthcare, so it won't showcase the Lifepoint-specific owner's rep experience he needs to highlight.

Lines Inc., Loenbro Electrical

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Source: Metro Nashville — Commercial & Multifamily Permits

Metro Nashville issued a building permit for a 6-story, 300-unit apartment building with ground-floor retail and surface parking at 401 Great Circle Road in Council District 2. The construction cost is $43.96 million. Oldacre McDonald is listed as the contractor/contact, and third-party review was conducted by Safebuilt.

Plan: Construct a 6-story, 300-unit apartment building with ground-floor retail and surface parking.

➜ This is multifamily, not healthcare—skip it and stay focused on Lifepoint or health-system owner's rep leads in Middle TN where your track record actually differentiates you.

Oldacre McDonald

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Source: Metro Nashville — Commercial & Multifamily Permits

Tareen Development Partners plans to develop a 311-unit apartment tower on a 0.69-acre former strip club site at 300 McCann St. in Nashville, strategically located between downtown, the Gulch, and Wedgewood-Houston along I-40. Reid Shippen acquired the property from The Mainland Cos. for $2.5 million in October 2025, and Tareen intends to acquire it by year-end with groundbreaking planned for 2027. The 16-story tower will include studios, one-, two-, and three-bedroom units plus live-work spaces and is eligible for federal Opportunity Zone tax benefits; it is scheduled for Metro Planning Commission review on August 13.

Plan: Demolish the former strip club and build a 16-story, 311-unit apartment tower including 36 studios, 166 one-bedroom, 71 two-bedroom, 35 three-bedroom, and 3 live-work units.

Buyer: Reid Shippen · Seller: The Mainland Cos. · Also: Tareen Development Partners, MZA Architecture & Interiors

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Source: Connect CRE (your area)

A new owner is proposing a 16-story multifamily tower with 311 units at 300 McCann Street in Nashville's Chestnut Hill gateway area, near Wedgewood-Houston. The developer has submitted a rezoning request to change the property from CF to SP zoning to permit the residential development on the 0.69-acre former Pure Gold Crazy Horse site. The project is in early design stages and is scheduled for Metro Planning Commission review on August 13, 2026.

Plan: Develop a 16-story multifamily residential tower with 311 units, new sidewalks, crosswalks, and street trees.

TDP Acquisitions LLC

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Source: CITY NOW NEXT

Merus unveiled conceptual renderings for its $450 million Rivergate redevelopment, a mixed-use transformation of the former RiverGate Mall site spanning 57 acres. The project will include approximately 120,000 square feet of commercial space (including the existing Guitar Center), 710 multifamily units, 80 senior living units, 127 townhomes, a 120-key hotel, and 20,000 square feet of medical office/office space. Demolition of the enclosed mall is underway, with infrastructure work and early vertical construction planned in the coming months, with phased development continuing through the early 2030s.

Plan: Transform the former RiverGate Mall site into a walkable, mixed-use district with housing, retail, dining, public gathering space, and new infrastructure including 710 multifamily units, 80 senior living units, 127 townhomes, a 120-key hotel, 120,000 square feet of commercial space, and 20,000 square feet of medical office/office space.

Merus, CBRE, Guitar Center

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Source: Connect CRE (your area)

A 5,000-square-foot commercial building at 713 Youngs Lane in Nashville is undergoing a renovation for $1.61 million. The project includes a new meeting hall, gallery, restrooms, catering kitchen, office spaces, storage, and facade work, with no expansion to the building footprint. A building permit was issued in July 2026.

Plan: Renovate the existing 5,000-square-foot commercial building to add a meeting hall, gallery, restrooms, catering kitchen, office spaces, and storage areas, and install a new facade.

Community Solutions by Design, LLC

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Source: Metro Nashville — Commercial & Multifamily Permits

A 27,792 square-foot commercial office building at 3325 Perimeter Hill Drive in Nashville is being renovated to reconfigure the interior layout for future tenants. The space will be finished to white box condition with minor exterior facade upgrades. Construction cost is $2.5 million.

Plan: Renovate the existing 27,792 SF commercial office space to reconfigure the interior layout, finish to white box condition, and provide minor exterior facade upgrades for future tenants.

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Source: Metro Nashville — Commercial & Multifamily Permits

Belmont University is renovating its historic Powerhouse Building into a venue space with open seating and performance stage, while constructing a new four-story academic facility with food service, classrooms, digital media space, and a Story Lab. The total construction cost is $23.65 million. The project is permitted and under construction as of July 2026.

Plan: Renovate the existing Belmont Powerhouse Building into a venue space with performance stage, and construct a new four-story facility with food service, classrooms, digital media space, and Story Lab connected to the renovated Powerhouse.

➜ This $23.6M Belmont University addition is a live Nashville owner-side project matching your ICRA renovation experience—worth tracking as a networking lead into campus/institutional owner's rep work.

Belmont University

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Source: Metro Nashville — Commercial & Multifamily Permits

Metro Nashville issued a building permit for interior renovations at American Baptist College's Flakes Administration Building at 1800 Baptist World Center Drive. The $1.27 million project includes a new elevator, entry stair and ramp, ADA-compliant restrooms, and miscellaneous upgrades with no change to the building's exterior or footprint. The facility remains operational during construction.

Plan: Conduct interior renovations including installation of a new elevator, new entry stair and ramp, ADA-compliant restrooms, and miscellaneous upgrades.

American Baptist College

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Source: Metro Nashville — Commercial & Multifamily Permits

Metro Nashville issued a building permit for a $1 million interior renovation of a vehicular sales and service facility at 1809 Gallatin Pike in Madison (Council District 10). The contractor is Jeff Hall. Work is permitted but has not yet visibly started.

Plan: Interior renovation of a vehicular sales and service facility.

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Source: Metro Nashville — Commercial & Multifamily Permits

Merus has unveiled conceptual renderings for a $450 million redevelopment of the former Rivergate Mall in Nashville, focused on transforming the site into a retail district. The project marks an early phase in the company's vision for the property.

Plan: Transform the former Rivergate Mall into a retail district.

Merus

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Source: CITY NOW NEXT

Sony Music is conducting a tenant finish-out of office space at 507 Houston St, Suite 300 in Nashville. The project involves interior buildout work with no change to the building footprint. Construction cost is estimated at $2.39 million. The permit was issued July 7, 2026.

Plan: Conduct interior finish-out and buildout of office space for Sony Music with no change to building footprint.

Sony Music, addi herron

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Source: Metro Nashville — Commercial & Multifamily Permits

RPM Development Partners has submitted plans for a new mixed-use development in the Wedgewood-Houston area of Nashville. The project is a multi-building campus proposal currently in the early planning stage.

Plan: Develop a multi-building mixed-use campus

RPM Development Partners

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Source: CITY NOW NEXT

HCA is conducting interior renovations to its office tenant space on the 3rd floor of the Dell Skypark Building at 1 Dell Parkway in Nashville. The project has a construction cost of $5.67 million and involves no change in use or exterior modifications. The building permit was issued on July 6, 2026.

Plan: Conduct interior renovations to existing HCA office tenant space on the 3rd floor of Dell Skypark Building.

HCA, Dell Skypark Building

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Source: Metro Nashville — Commercial & Multifamily Permits

Pleasant Green Baptist Church Community Development Corporation (PGC CDC) is moving forward with Hope House, a mixed-use development project on Historic Jefferson Street in Nashville. The organization has unveiled a refined vision and will release a new Request for Proposals (RFP) to advance the project.

Plan: Mixed-use development on Historic Jefferson Street

Pleasant Green Baptist Church Community Development Corporation

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Source: CITY NOW NEXT

A $1.7 million tenant improvement permit was issued for a 3,100 square-foot office buildout within a 73,037 square-foot warehouse unit at 1300 Donelson Pike for Stratus Surfaces. The buildout includes office and warehouse space with 39 parking spaces, with no changes to the building's exterior. The permit was issued July 2, 2026.

Plan: Conduct a new tenant buildout for office and warehouse space — demise and buildout of 3,100 sf office space within existing 73,037 sf warehouse unit for Stratus Surfaces.

Stratus Surfaces

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Source: Metro Nashville — Commercial & Multifamily Permits

Metro Nashville issued a commercial building permit for a new 14,520 SF hardware store at 3544 Dickerson Pike for IMECA Nashville. The construction cost is $1,385,381, with 73 required parking spaces. The project is in Council District 3 and the permit was issued on July 2, 2026.

Plan: Construct a new 14,520 square-foot hardware store.

IMECA Nashville

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Source: Metro Nashville — Commercial & Multifamily Permits

First renderings have been revealed for a major Franklin development project that will include facilities for local professional sports teams. The article indicates this is a significant mixed-use development in Williamson County, though specific details about value, timeline, and full scope are not provided in the excerpt.

Plan: Develop a mixed-use facility to accommodate local professional sports teams.

➜ This mega mixed-use project sits right in your Middle TN backyard at its earliest phase—worth tracking for future healthcare-adjacent components or owner's rep networking as teams mobilize.

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Source: Williamson County development

Metro Nashville issued a building permit for a $1.9 million renovation of the 29th floor of 333 Commerce Street in downtown Nashville for Lucent Health. The work will renovate office/professional services space with no change to the building footprint. The permit was issued on July 1, 2026.

Plan: Renovate the 29th floor for office and professional services use.

Lucent Health, addi herron

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Source: Metro Nashville — Commercial & Multifamily Permits

A 15,522 RSF tenant improvement at Nashville Yards in Council District 19 received a commercial building permit in July 2026. The buildout includes offices, boardrooms, breakroom, and meeting rooms for general office and professional services use. Construction cost is estimated at $2.72 million.

Plan: Build out new offices, boardrooms, breakroom, and supporting meeting rooms within an existing multi-tenant building.

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Source: Metro Nashville — Commercial & Multifamily Permits

Metro Nashville issued a building permit for an interior renovation at 1211 Medical Center Drive, Suite 1017, converting an existing Ultrasound room and storage space into a new Biplane interventional radiology room on the hospital's first floor. The project has a construction cost of $2,607,900 and is being managed by Orion Building Corp.

Plan: Convert an existing Ultrasound room and storage space into a new Biplane interventional radiology (IR) room on the hospital's first floor.

Orion Building Corp

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Source: Metro Nashville — Commercial & Multifamily Permits

Pleasant Green Baptist Church CDC and The Rebecca James Company have submitted updated plans for an affordable housing development on Jefferson Street in Nashville. The project represents continued advancement toward construction of attainable housing in the area.

Plan: Develop affordable housing on Jefferson Street

Pleasant Green Baptist Church CDC, The Rebecca James Company

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Source: CITY NOW NEXT

Fisk University has proposed a 70,000-square-foot data center on the southern end of its campus as part of its $1 billion Quantum Leap master plan, announced in May. The proposal has faced intense opposition from students, alumni, and North Nashville residents citing concerns about noise, water pollution, and air pollution. A town hall was held Monday at Lee Chapel AME Church where community members and legislators including State Senator Charlane Oliver and State Representative Harold Love Jr. addressed the controversy.

Plan: Construct a 70,000-square-foot data center on the southern end of Fisk University's campus.

Fisk University, NAACP Nashville Branch

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Source: Nashville Post

Williamson County has marked the beginning of construction on a North Barker Street project. The article announces the start of this development but does not provide details on value, square footage, asset class, companies involved, or the specific plan for the site.

Williamson County

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Source: Williamson County development

Williamson County has marked the start of construction on the North Barker Street project. No additional details about the project type, value, scope, or parties involved are provided in the article headline or available text.

➜ This is a public infrastructure project, not a healthcare owner's rep role—skip it and stay focused on Middle TN health-system pipelines matching your Lifepoint experience.

Williamson County

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Source: Williamson County development

A youth league has expressed support for a sports development plan at Brownland Farm in Williamson County. The article notes recurring field capacity issues that the plan aims to address. Specific details about the project scope, timeline, investment value, and developer are not provided in the headline or available text.

Plan: Develop sports facilities to address field capacity constraints for youth leagues.

➜ This is youth sports fields, not healthcare—skip it and stay focused on hospital/health-system owner's rep leads within Middle TN where your Lifepoint track record actually differentiates you.

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Source: Williamson County development

A developer is addressing community concerns regarding a youth sports complex project in Franklin, Williamson County. The article focuses on the developer's engagement with the community regarding the project, though specific details about location, timeline, investment value, and project scope are not provided in the headline or available text.

➜ Skip this one—it's youth sports, not healthcare, so it won't showcase your Lifepoint hospital owner's-rep experience to prospective healthcare clients.

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Source: Williamson County development

Metro Nashville issued a building permit for a $2.48 million interior renovation and change of use at 5701 Robertson Avenue from a religious institution to professional offices for the nonprofit CreatiVets. The work includes interior wall and finish updates, mechanical/plumbing/electrical upgrades, demolition of the existing carport, and new sidewalk and ADA-compliant entry. The project is permitted and ready for construction.

Plan: Renovate the interior, update mechanical/plumbing/electrical systems, demolish the existing carport, and construct new sidewalk and ADA-compliant ramp/entry for conversion to nonprofit professional offices.

CreatiVets, jRyann Design, LLC

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Source: Metro Nashville — Commercial & Multifamily Permits

Metro Nashville issued a building permit for a hospital rehabilitation project at 1212 Medical Center Drive involving an interior renovation and fit-out of approximately 2,500 GSF. The construction cost is $6.67 million and includes demolition and installation of new utilities as part of the MCE-S iMRI Early Release Package shell space. The permit was issued June 29, 2026.

Plan: Complete interior renovation and fit-out of approximately 2,500 GSF shell space, including demolition and installation of new utilities.

➜ This $6.67M Medical Center Dr iMRI rehab is a live, permitted healthcare renovation in your exact market—prime target to pitch your Lifepoint owner's-rep track record directly to the GC or hospital owner.

Blair + Mui Dowd Architects

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Source: Metro Nashville — Commercial & Multifamily Permits

A financial capital firm is building out 7,766 square feet of office and conference space at 21 Platform Way S, Unit 1200 in Nashville. The tenant finish-out project has a construction cost of $1.5 million and includes typical office support spaces with no change to the building footprint. The permit was issued on June 29, 2026.

Plan: Build out 7,766 SF of office, conferencing, and support spaces for a financial capital firm.

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Source: Metro Nashville — Commercial & Multifamily Permits

Ascension Saint Thomas and Dickson Medical Associates have announced a new medical development project in Fairview, Williamson County. The announcement details a partnership between the two healthcare organizations for a medical facility in the area. Specific details regarding the project scope, timeline, investment value, and facility type are not provided in the available text.

➜ This Fairview project hits every mark—healthcare, owner-side, early phase, Nashville—and your former officemate now runs Ascension Saint Thomas West.

Ascension Saint Thomas, Dickson Medical Associates

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Source: Williamson County development

The track at Southwest Williamson County Regional Park has been closed for construction. The article does not provide details about the scope, timeline, cost, or specific improvements planned.

Plan: Renovation of the park track.

Williamson County

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Source: Williamson County development

Franklin is developing its first agri-hood, a mixed-use residential community that integrates agricultural and food production elements. The project aims to serve the neighborhood and surrounding area with locally-grown food and sustainable living features.

Plan: Develop a residential community with integrated agricultural production to supply food to residents and the broader community.

➜ This is multifamily, not healthcare, and outside your Lifepoint hospital niche—skip it and stay focused on Middle TN healthcare-facility pipelines instead.

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Source: Williamson County development

Metro Nashville issued a building permit for a $3.3 million renovation of the 2nd floor servery and dining spaces at Harrington Place Building, located at 1909 15th Ave S in Council District 18. The project involves a 22,940 SF level 2 renovation including new flooring, wall finishes, furniture replacement, lighting upgrades, and signage. Prior interior demolition was completed under a separate permit.

Plan: Renovate the 2nd floor servery and dining spaces with new flooring, wall finishes, furniture, lighting, and signage.

EH Permit Expediting

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Source: Metro Nashville — Commercial & Multifamily Permits

Fisk University is planning a 70,000-square-foot data center on the southern end of its campus in North Nashville, as part of a larger $1 billion campus master plan called "Quantum Leap." Meharry Medical College has expressed support for the project, with President James Hildreth writing to staff that Fisk is collaborating with Metro Nashville and adhering to all necessary rules and regulations. The project faces community pushback over environmental and noise concerns, and there are ongoing efforts to establish data center regulations in Davidson County.

Plan: Construct a 70,000-square-foot data center on the southern end of Fisk University's campus, as part of a larger student innovation center and campus master plan.

Fisk University, Meharry Medical College, Metro Nashville

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Source: Nashville Post

A new 30,000-square-foot commercial warehouse and office space is planned at 332 Homestead Road in Nashville (Council District 2). A building permit was issued on June 25, 2026, with a construction cost of $5.9 million. Jonathan Dooley is listed as the contractor/contact.

Plan: Construct a new 30,000-square-foot office and inventory/stock storage warehouse.

Jonathan Dooley

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Source: Metro Nashville — Commercial & Multifamily Permits

A Nashville hospital is undergoing a renovation of its loading docks to accommodate new medical waste disposal processes. The project, permitted in June 2026, has an estimated construction cost of $1.8 million and is located at 2220 C Pierce Ave in Council District 18.

Plan: Renovate hospital loading docks to facilitate new medical waste disposal processes.

Batten & Shaw Inc.

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Source: Metro Nashville — Commercial & Multifamily Permits

Greystar has purchased a 5.35-acre parcel of the CoolSprings Galleria parking lot in Franklin from CBL Properties for $11 million. The developer plans to build a 361-unit apartment complex with ground-floor retail on the site. This transaction is part of CBL's broader strategy to repurpose and add density to the mall campus, which includes planned retail, restaurant space, additional apartments, and a hotel.

Plan: Develop a 361-unit apartment complex with ground-floor retail.

Buyer: Greystar · Seller: CBL Properties

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Source: Connect CRE (your area)

Greystar has acquired a 5.35-acre parcel at the northeast corner of CoolSprings Galleria in Franklin, TN from CBL Properties. The developer plans to build a 361-unit residential community with 15,000 square feet of ground-floor retail and service space. Construction is set to commence later this month with an expected two-year timeline.

Plan: Build a 361-unit residential community with 15,000 square feet of ground-floor retail and service space on the parcel.

Buyer: Greystar · Seller: CBL Properties · Also: CoolSprings Galleria

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Source: CITY NOW NEXT

CoolSprings Galleria in Franklin, Tennessee is being redeveloped as a mixed-use project. The article announcement indicates the property is transitioning from its current use, though specific details about the developer, investment value, timeline, and scope of work are not provided in the headline.

Plan: Convert CoolSprings Galleria to mixed-use development

➜ This is mixed-use, not healthcare, and outside your Lifepoint specialty—skip it and stay focused on hospital owner's-rep leads within Middle TN.

CoolSprings Galleria

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Source: Williamson County development

A building permit was issued for the foundation of an 180,000-square-foot warehouse facility at 801 Airpark Commerce Drive in Nashville. The construction cost is estimated at $1,161,000. The permit was issued on June 24, 2026, and marks the start of foundation work for Building 3 at the site.

Plan: Construct the foundation for an 180,000-square-foot warehouse building.

kyle heisch

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Source: Metro Nashville — Commercial & Multifamily Permits

Metro Nashville issued a building permit for a new 2-story multifunction building and single-story practice facility at 619 D W Due West Ave in Madison (Council District 5). The project has a construction cost of $10,895,621 and includes connections to existing site utilities. The permit was issued on June 24, 2026.

Plan: Construct a new 2-story multifunction building and single-story PEMB indoor practice facility field with connections to existing site utilities.

Justin Moffitt

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Source: Metro Nashville — Commercial & Multifamily Permits

A new proposal aims to transform Brownland Farm in Franklin into a sports complex featuring a hockey rink and athletic fields. The project represents a potential redevelopment of the brownfield site into recreational facilities. Specific details regarding the developer, investment amount, timeline, and approval status are not provided in the article.

Plan: Develop a sports complex with a hockey rink and athletic fields on the Brownland Farm site.

➜ This one's not healthcare, but flag it: it proves Owner's Rep demand is heating up in Williamson County right at your doorstep—worth tracking who lands the assignment.

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Source: Williamson County development

A proposed redevelopment of Brownland Farm in Franklin would bring a sports complex and retail to the site. The project is in the early announcement phase. Details on developer, timeline, investment value, and specific location within Franklin are not provided in the article.

Plan: Develop a sports complex and retail facilities on the Brownland Farm site.

➜ This Franklin mixed-use project is early-phase and local—worth a quick outreach to gauge if they need an Owner's Rep with your hospital-scale delivery experience, even outside healthcare.

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Source: Williamson County development

The Nashville Predators, Tennessee Titans, and Nashville Soccer Club are jointly planning a sports complex in Franklin, Williamson County. The article indicates this is a major multi-tenant sports facility involving three professional sports organizations, though specific details about location, size, timeline, and investment value are not provided in the headline or excerpt.

Plan: Develop a sports complex for use by the Predators, Titans, and Nashville Soccer Club.

➜ This Franklin sports complex is a large, early-phase, owner-side project right in Williamson County—worth a direct outreach now, before an Owner's Rep gets locked in.

Nashville Predators, Tennessee Titans, Nashville Soccer Club

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Source: Williamson County development

A tenant finish-out permit has been issued for the third floor of a 3-story medical office tower under construction at 3441 Dickerson Pike in Nashville (Council District 8). The buildout will create 36 medical-surgical beds with supporting staff and patient spaces for TriStar Skyline Medical Center. Construction cost is $4,187,610.

Plan: Build out the third floor of the tower with 36 MedSurg beds and staff and patient support spaces.

TriStar Skyline Medical Center

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Source: Metro Nashville — Commercial & Multifamily Permits

A 46,250-square-foot warehouse with associated office space is permitted for construction at 12600 Old Hickory Blvd in Antioch. The project has a construction cost of $4.9 million and was issued permit #2026020155 on June 23, 2026. The site is zoned SP.

Plan: Construct a 46,250 SF warehouse with associated office space.

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Source: Metro Nashville — Commercial & Multifamily Permits

A new 8,800 sq ft warehouse is permitted for construction at 3335 Stoners Bend Dr, Hermitage. The permit was issued June 22, 2026, with a construction cost of $1,125,432. Justin Crandall is listed as the contractor/contact.

Plan: Construct a new 8,800 sq ft warehouse.

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Source: Metro Nashville — Commercial & Multifamily Permits

Equally Created, a local nonprofit early childhood education provider, is expanding with two new centers in North Nashville (The Nations) and West Nashville (Clifton). The article does not provide specific details on timeline, investment, or facility details.

Plan: Open two new early childhood education centers

Equally Created

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Source: CITY NOW NEXT

Moda Homes obtained a $49.43 million construction loan for Moda Vista, a 102-unit build-to-rent residential community in the Bordeaux neighborhood north of downtown Nashville at 3320 Curtis Street. Site clearing has commenced, but vertical construction is not expected to begin until summer 2027. The project is part of growing investor interest in Nashville's build-to-rent sector.

Plan: Construct a 102-unit build-to-rent residential community.

Moda Homes, Forman Capital

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Source: Connect CRE (your area)

Boyle Investment Co. has purchased a 300-acre property in Franklin, Williamson County for development. The project has drawn contestation, though specific details about opposition and the planned use are not provided in the headline or available text.

➜ Boyle's 300-acre Franklin site is early-phase and local—worth a call to see if any healthcare component needs an owner's rep before design locks in.

Buyer: Boyle Investment Co.

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Source: Williamson County development

Guitar Center is undergoing a selective demolition and renovation at 1000 Rivergate Parkway in Goodlettsville with a construction cost of $1.7 million. The project involves constructing new exterior walls around three sides of the existing retail space to create a stand-alone building as the surrounding mall is demolished. The work maintains the retail use with no change in tenant or operational purpose.

Plan: Conduct selective demolition and construct new exterior walls around three sides of the existing Guitar Center space to convert it into a stand-alone building within the demolishing mall.

Guitar Center, Luke Cook

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Source: Metro Nashville — Commercial & Multifamily Permits

TriStar Centennial Medical Center is conducting a $7.6 million interior renovation of the fifth floor Medical Surgical (Med Surg B) unit. The work includes selective demolition, reconfiguration of patient rooms and nurse stations, and upgrades to mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems. The renovation maintains the existing building footprint and is underway following permit issuance in June 2026.

Plan: Conduct interior renovations to the fifth floor medical surgical unit, including selective demolition, reconfiguration of patient rooms and nurse stations, and upgrades to MEP systems.

➜ This $7.6M TriStar Centennial med-surg renovation is a live, permitted local hospital ICRA project—exactly the owner's-rep healthcare work matching your Lifepoint track record, no relocation needed.

TriStar Centennial Medical Center

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Source: Metro Nashville — Commercial & Multifamily Permits

TriStar Centennial Medical Center is conducting a $8.2 million interior renovation of the fifth-floor medical surgical unit at its Nashville hospital campus. The project includes selective demolition, reconfiguration of patient rooms and nurse stations, and upgrades to mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems to support the renovated patient care areas. A building permit was issued June 17, 2026, with no change in use or exterior modifications.

Plan: Conduct interior renovations to the fifth floor medical surgical unit, including selective demolition, reconfiguration of patient rooms and nurse stations, and upgrades to MEP systems.

➜ This $8.2M Med-Surg renovation at 2300 Patterson St is an active ICRA-driven hospital project in your Nashville backyard—directly matching your Lifepoint owner's-rep experience and no-relocation requirement.

TriStar Centennial Medical Center, Amanda Tupper

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Source: Metro Nashville — Commercial & Multifamily Permits

TriStar Centennial Medical Center is conducting interior renovations to the seventh and eighth floor NICU unit at 2221 Murphy Ave in Nashville. The project involves selective demolition, reconfiguration of interior spaces, and updates to mechanical, electrical, plumbing, fire protection, and low voltage systems. A building permit was issued on June 17, 2026, with a construction cost of $5,149,945.

Plan: Conduct interior renovations to the seventh and eighth floor NICU unit including selective demolition, reconfiguration of interior spaces, and modifications to mechanical, electrical, plumbing, fire protection, and low voltage systems.

➜ This $5.1M TriStar Centennial NICU renovation is a live, in-market ICRA hospital project—exactly the owner-side healthcare renovation work your Lifepoint experience was built for.

TriStar Centennial Medical Center, Amanda Tupper

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Source: Metro Nashville — Commercial & Multifamily Permits

TriStar Centennial Medical Center is conducting an interior renovation of its first-floor imaging department at 2300 Patterson St in Nashville. The $8.67 million project includes selective demolition, new partitions, finishes, casework, and installation of specialized imaging equipment, with modifications to mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems. A building permit was issued on June 17, 2026, with no change to the building's exterior or footprint.

Plan: Renovate the first floor imaging department with new partitions, finishes, casework, specialized imaging equipment, and modifications to MEP systems.

➜ This $8.7M TriStar Centennial imaging renovation is a live, in-territory hospital job—exactly the ICRA-driven owner's rep work your Lifepoint track record should get you hired for.

TriStar Centennial Medical Center

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Source: Metro Nashville — Commercial & Multifamily Permits

A 43,510 SF former Best Buy retail space at 2311 Gallatin Pike N in Madison is being converted to a Sky Zone indoor trampoline park with a small food court and event/party rooms. The renovation project, permitted in June 2026, has a construction cost of $1.8 million and includes interior demolition, new egress doors, walls, finishes, mechanical, plumbing, and electrical work.

Plan: Convert the former Best Buy retail space (43,510 SF) into a Sky Zone indoor trampoline park with food court and event/party rooms.

Sky Zone, The CD Companies

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Source: Metro Nashville — Commercial & Multifamily Permits

A building permit has been issued for tenant finish-out work on Level 6 of the East Bank Flats affordable housing multifamily development at 210 Shelby Ave, Nashville. The permit covers interior improvements to residential dwelling units in Zone 3 as part of a phased turnover strategy, with a construction cost of $1,659,941. Work includes unit finishes, corridors, common areas, and associated building systems.

Plan: Complete interior tenant improvement finish-out of residential dwelling units on Level 6 of the affordable housing multifamily building.

Municipal Inspection Partners

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Source: Metro Nashville — Commercial & Multifamily Permits

A tenant improvement building permit has been issued for East Bank Flats, an affordable housing multifamily development at 210 Shelby Ave in Nashville (Council District 19). The permit, issued June 16, 2026, covers a $1,659,941 interior buildout of residential units on Level 5 (Zone 3), including unit finishes, fixtures, MEP systems, corridors, and common areas.

Plan: Interior buildout of residential dwelling units on Level 5, including finishes, fixtures, MEP systems, corridors, and common areas.

Municipal Inspection Partners

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Source: Metro Nashville — Commercial & Multifamily Permits

A building permit was issued for the interior tenant finish-out of residential dwelling units on Level 4 of the East Bank Flats affordable housing multifamily development in Nashville. The construction cost is $1,287,025, and the work includes unit build-out, MEP systems, corridors, common areas, and support spaces. Municipal Inspection Partners is the contractor.

Plan: Complete interior finish-out and MEP systems for residential dwelling units on Level 4 (Zone 2) of the multifamily building, including corridors, common areas, and support spaces.

Municipal Inspection Partners

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Source: Metro Nashville — Commercial & Multifamily Permits

A tenant finish-out permit has been issued for East Bank Flats, an affordable housing multifamily development at 210 Shelby Ave in Nashville. The permit, issued June 16, 2026, covers interior finish-out work on residential units on Level 6 with a construction cost of $1,287,025. The work includes unit interiors, corridors, common areas, and building systems.

Plan: Interior finish-out of residential dwelling units and associated building systems for an affordable housing multifamily development.

Municipal Inspection Partners

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Source: Metro Nashville — Commercial & Multifamily Permits

A building permit was issued for tenant finish-out work at 210 Shelby Ave in Nashville's East Bank Flats affordable housing multifamily development. The work covers interior unit finishes, mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and fire protection systems for residential units on Level 6, with a construction cost of $1,532,515. The project is in the permitted phase with Municipal Inspection Partners as the contractor and third-party plans reviewer.

Plan: Complete interior tenant improvement build-out of residential dwelling units on Level 6, including unit finishes, MEP systems, corridors, common areas, and support spaces.

Municipal Inspection Partners

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Source: Metro Nashville — Commercial & Multifamily Permits

A building permit was issued for the interior tenant finish-out of Level 4 residential units at East Bank Flats, an affordable housing multifamily development located at 210 Shelby Ave in Nashville. The permitted work includes unit finishes, mechanical/electrical/plumbing systems, corridors, and common areas, with a construction cost of $1,532,515.

Plan: Interior finish-out of residential dwelling units and associated building systems on Level 4 of the East Bank Flats affordable housing multifamily development.

Municipal Inspection Partners

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Source: Metro Nashville — Commercial & Multifamily Permits

Metro Nashville issued a commercial-shell building permit on June 16, 2026 for East Banks Flats, a 323-unit affordable multifamily apartment development at 501 S 2nd St in downtown Nashville (Council District 19). The core/shell construction cost is $72,055,425 and includes parking, resident amenities, and retail shell space with a dedicated bay for future daycare. The building is designed to achieve Energy Star certification.

Plan: Construct a 323-unit affordable multifamily apartment building with integral parking garage, resident amenity areas, shell retail spaces, and a reserved bay for future daycare facility.

Municipal Inspection Partners

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Source: Metro Nashville — Commercial & Multifamily Permits

Vanderbilt University received a building permit to construct a 55,000-square-foot residence hall on its Nashville campus at 1924 South Drive. The project has a construction cost of $7.1 million and includes shell and tenant finish-out work. The permit was issued on June 15, 2026.

Plan: Construct a 55,000-square-foot residence hall on the Vanderbilt University campus.

Vanderbilt University

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Source: Metro Nashville — Commercial & Multifamily Permits

A Chicago-based developer has obtained rezoning approval for a site along I-840 in Murfreesboro, Rutherford County. The article does not specify the developer's name, the property's intended use, size, or value. This is a rezoning milestone for what appears to be a commercial or mixed-use development project.

➜ A rezoned I-840 site in Murfreesboro means an out-of-town developer will soon need a local Owner's Rep—pitch your four Lifepoint projects before they hire a national firm.

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Source: Rutherford County development

A building permit was issued for a $1.2 million rehabilitation project at 1211 Medical Center Drive in Nashville to replace imaging equipment and booms and update the room to meet current code, with no change to the building footprint.

Plan: Replace imaging equipment and booms and update the room to meet current code.

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Source: Metro Nashville — Commercial & Multifamily Permits

Metro Nashville issued a building permit for a $7 million addition to a commercial/wholesale distribution facility at 245 A Great Circle Rd in Council District 2. The project involves constructing new space for tenant DET Beverages (a distributive warehouse), including office lobby expansion, interior demolition and renovation of office spaces, site work, paving replacement, new entrances for a fleet maintenance shop, and fencing/gate work.

Plan: Construct a new addition for DET Beverages distributive warehouse, including office lobby expansion, interior office renovation, site work, paving repairs, new fleet maintenance shop entrances, and fencing/gates.

DET Beverages

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Source: Metro Nashville — Commercial & Multifamily Permits

Metro Council advanced a 90-day moratorium on new data center permitting after community backlash over a proposed data center campus next to the Nashville Zoo. The proposed project includes a one-story 10-megawatt facility, a three-story 50-megawatt building, a substation, parking, and a guard house, totaling 85,440 square feet. The proposal has received over 860,000 signatures in opposition due to environmental and animal welfare concerns.

Plan: Construct a data center campus with a one-story 10-megawatt facility, a three-story 50-megawatt data center building, substation, parking lots, and guard house.

Metro Council, Nashville Zoo

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Source: Nashville Post

Woodmont Christian Church is constructing an 18,900 square-foot Family Life Center at 2103 Woodmont Boulevard in Nashville. The project has a construction cost of $3.39 million and a building permit was issued on June 9, 2026. Hastings Architecture is the contractor.

Plan: Construct an 18,900 square foot Family Life Center for Woodmont Christian Church.

Woodmont Christian Church, Hastings Architecture

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Source: Metro Nashville — Commercial & Multifamily Permits

Metro Nashville issued a building permit for a $4.5 million interior renovation and buildout at 245 A Great Circle Rd in Nashville (Council District 2) for DET Beverages, a distributive warehouse/wholesale operation. The project, in Phase 1B, includes converting existing office spaces, adding a 25,000 SF cooler, constructing a maintenance facility shop, and performing slab repairs, with no exterior changes.

Plan: Conduct interior renovations and buildout of existing office spaces for a beverage distribution warehouse, including a new 25,000 SF cooler, maintenance facility shop, and slab repairs.

DET Beverages

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Source: Metro Nashville — Commercial & Multifamily Permits

Metro Nashville issued a commercial rehabilitation permit for 404 James Robertson Parkway in Nashville (Council District 19) on June 7, 2026. The project involves limited demolition of an existing office building, including the entrance courtyard, exterior windows, and interior spaces, with a construction cost of $1.4 million. Future tenant buildout and occupancy permitting will follow separately.

Plan: Conduct limited demolition of the existing office building entrance courtyard, exterior windows, and interior spaces; future tenant buildout to be permitted separately.

Craig Lawrence

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Source: Metro Nashville — Commercial & Multifamily Permits

Metro Nashville issued a building permit for fire damage repairs to a 3-story apartment building at 5242 Edmondson Pike. The $1.3 million project addresses fire damage in 12 units on one portion of the building, with work including interior partition repairs, fixture replacement, and mechanical/electrical/plumbing updates while maintaining the building's rated fire walls. No change to unit layouts is planned.

Plan: Repair fire damage to 12 units in a 3-story apartment building, including interior partitions, finishes, fixtures, mechanical/plumbing/electrical systems, and exterior wall damage, while maintaining rated fire separation assemblies.

Sean Cramer

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Source: Metro Nashville — Commercial & Multifamily Permits

Metro Nashville issued a building permit for interior renovations to the Nashville Airport terminal. The $53 million project will renovate 30,000 square feet of the passenger terminal for seating, restrooms, food and beverage facilities, with no change to the building's footprint. The permit was issued on June 4, 2026.

Plan: Conduct interior renovations to 30,000 SF of the airport terminal building for seating, restrooms, food and beverage facilities with no change to footprint.

Metro Nashville

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Source: Metro Nashville — Commercial & Multifamily Permits

A $7.5 million renovation permit has been issued for a full-service restaurant at 2800 Opryland Drive in Nashville. The project involves a complete interior finish renovation of an existing bar restaurant, with the kitchen remaining in place but with alterations to kitchen and bar entry locations. Mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and fire protection systems will be updated with new fixtures and layouts to match the new restaurant configuration, with no exterior or structural changes to the building.

Plan: Complete interior finish renovation of existing bar restaurant with kitchen, MEP, and fire protection system updates and new restaurant configuration.

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Source: Metro Nashville — Commercial & Multifamily Permits

Vanderbilt University Medical Center is installing a new generator at its facility located at 1406 Medical Center Drive in Nashville. The $4 million project involves adding a highbay generator plant to support the existing hospital operations. A building permit was issued on June 1, 2026.

Plan: Install new generator and highbay generator plant for existing hospital tenant.

Vanderbilt University Medical Center, Brian Moore

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Source: Metro Nashville — Commercial & Multifamily Permits

The City of Murfreesboro is moving forward with plans to construct a new police precinct on the west side of the city. The article indicates the project is in its planning stages but does not provide details on location, budget, timeline, or construction specifics.

Plan: Build a new police precinct facility on the west side of Murfreesboro.

➜ This Murfreesboro precinct is early-phase and owner-side but civic, not healthcare—flag it only as a local networking touchpoint, not a core target given your Lifepoint hospital focus.

City of Murfreesboro

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Source: Rutherford County development

Metro Nashville issued a building permit for the rehabilitation and conversion of a former drug store at 3810 Clifton Ave into the Equally Created Day Care Center, designed to serve 120 children. The project includes construction of a new playground. Construction cost is $1,205,254.

Plan: Rehab and convert former drug store to Equally Created Day Care Center for 120 children and construct new playground.

Equally Created Day Care Center

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Source: Metro Nashville — Commercial & Multifamily Permits

A full-service restaurant at 800 19th Ave S, Nashville, is undergoing interior renovations with alterations to the exterior storefront. The project has a construction cost of $3.5 million and maintains the existing restaurant use. The permit was issued on May 29, 2026.

Plan: Interior renovations to existing tenant space with alterations to existing exterior storefront; no change of use.

Tanek Architectural Design

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Source: Metro Nashville — Commercial & Multifamily Permits

A 36-unit, 3-story apartment building is planned for 403 Ewing Drive in Nashville Council District 3. Metro Nashville issued building permit #2025014307 on May 28, 2025, with a construction cost of $2,959,273. The project must comply with Adaptive Residential Development standards in a Commercial Service zoning district.

Plan: Construct a new 36-unit, 3-story multifamily residential building with 8,787 square feet.

Carter Group LLC

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Source: Metro Nashville — Commercial & Multifamily Permits

A tenant improvement project at 507 Houston Street in Nashville (Council District 17) has been permitted with a construction cost of $1,205,070. The work involves an interior build-out of Level 2 to create three spec suites and finishes for the tenant corridor, including interior partitions, doors, finishes, casework, ceilings, and coordinated MEP/FP/low-voltage connections. The permit was issued on May 27, 2026.

Plan: Build out Level 2 with three spec suites and tenant corridor finishes, including interior partitions, doors, finishes, casework, ceilings, and coordinated MEP/FP/low-voltage connections.

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Source: Metro Nashville — Commercial & Multifamily Permits

A new multifamily residential building with 6 dwelling units is being constructed at 1231 Martin Street in Nashville (Council District 17). The project has a construction cost of $2.57 million and a building permit was issued on May 22, 2026.

Plan: Construct a new multifamily building with 6 dwelling units.

jayme rose

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Source: Metro Nashville — Commercial & Multifamily Permits

Metro Nashville issued a building permit for a 50,000 square-foot condo building with 18 units at 1009 16th Ave S in Council District 17. The construction cost is $7,379,227. The permit authorizes shell construction and was issued on May 22, 2026.

Plan: Construct a shell for a 50,000 SF condo building with 18 total units.

Justin Crandall

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Source: Metro Nashville — Commercial & Multifamily Permits

Metro Nashville issued a building permit for a new 31,400 SF women's residence building at Cumberland Heights, a rehabilitative services campus on River Road Pike. The $8.32 million project is Phase 2 of the overall site development, following the completion of Phase 1 (a men's residence building in December 2025). The new facility will include 18 patient bedrooms and community/support services spaces, with partial buildout of offices and group rooms on the lower level and shell space reserved for future expansion.

Plan: Construct a new two-story women's residence building with 18 patient bedrooms, community spaces, support services rooms, offices, and group rooms on the Cumberland Heights rehabilitative services campus.

➜ This $8.3M Nashville healthcare build is a live, in-territory owner's-rep target—pitch Cumberland Heights now using your Lifepoint hospital track record as direct proof of fit.

Cumberland Heights, Phipps Construction Co.

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Source: Metro Nashville — Commercial & Multifamily Permits

Vanderbilt University Hospital is conducting interior renovations at its Medical Center Drive location in Nashville. The $1.8 million project involves upgrading MRI #3, IV Start, Waiting, and Changing rooms on the first floor with no changes to the building's exterior or footprint. A building permit was issued in May 2026.

Plan: Renovate interior spaces including MRI #3, IV Start, Waiting, and Changing rooms on the 1st floor of the hospital.

➜ This VUMC MRI #3 renovation is exactly the local, owner-side healthcare project profile Gage should chase—an active ICRA hospital rehab minutes from Middle TN, matching his Lifepoint experience precisely.

Vanderbilt University Hospital, Orion Building Corp

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Source: Metro Nashville — Commercial & Multifamily Permits

Metro Nashville issued a building permit for $1,000,000 in interior renovations to the existing MNPS Hillwood School at 400 Davidson Road to convert existing classrooms into a new early learning center with pre-K classrooms. The project involves no change to the building's exterior, roof, or footprint. No specific timeline for construction completion is provided.

Plan: Renovate interior classrooms at the existing MNPS Hillwood School to accommodate new pre-K classrooms for an early learning center.

Metro Nashville Public Schools (MNPS)

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Source: Metro Nashville — Commercial & Multifamily Permits

Metro Nashville issued a building permit for a $4 million renovation of a library facility at 3701 Benham Ave in Council District 25. Nabholz Construction Corp is the contractor. The project is in the permitted phase.

Plan: Renovate the library facility.

Nabholz Construction Corp, Metro Nashville

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Source: Metro Nashville — Commercial & Multifamily Permits

Gensler is conducting a tenant finish-out at 120 10th Ave N in Nashville (Council District 19) with a construction cost of $1,196,694. The buildout includes open workspace, conference rooms, and break areas with no change to the building footprint. The permit was issued on May 18, 2026.

Plan: Conduct a tenant finish-out of space including open workspace, conference rooms, and break areas for Gensler.

Gensler

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Source: Metro Nashville — Commercial & Multifamily Permits

Vanderbilt University is conducting a $2.9 million interior renovation of office and locker room spaces at its Peabody Campus maintenance building located at 222 Appleton Place in Nashville. The project involves no change in use, exterior modifications, or building footprint. A building permit was issued on May 18, 2026.

Plan: Interior renovation of office and locker room spaces with no change in use or exterior modifications.

Vanderbilt University, Orion Building Corp

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Source: Metro Nashville — Commercial & Multifamily Permits

Alliance Residential is developing a 312-unit apartment community in Mt. Juliet, Tennessee. The article announces the project as a new multifamily development by the company.

Plan: Develop a 312-unit apartment community.

➜ Skip this one—it's multifamily, not healthcare, so it won't showcase your Lifepoint hospital track record to prospective clients.

Alliance Residential

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Source: Development & CRE (your area)

Ascension Saint Thomas is planning a $23 million freestanding emergency room in Mt. Juliet. The facility represents an expansion of the health system's emergency care footprint in the Nashville area. The project is in the announcement phase.

Plan: Build a freestanding emergency room facility.

➜ This $23M Mt. Juliet ER is early-phase, healthcare, local, and owner-side—plus your shared-office connection to Ascension Saint Thomas West's CEO is a warm door worth knocking on now.

Ascension Saint Thomas

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Source: Healthcare & CON (your area)

Ascension Saint Thomas and Legacy Primary Care have announced plans for a new integrated medical campus in Mt. Juliet. The project combines primary care services with Ascension's healthcare operations. No specific financial value, square footage, address, or timeline details are provided in the announcement.

Plan: Develop an integrated medical campus combining primary care and Ascension Saint Thomas healthcare services

➜ This is a walk-in-the-door lead: an Ascension exec you already know from sharing office space is launching a healthcare campus minutes from Nashville—call him now.

Ascension Saint Thomas, Legacy Primary Care

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Source: Healthcare & CON (your area)

Mt. Juliet is considering a new $23 million freestanding emergency department. The article indicates this is a healthcare facility project under consideration for the community, though specific details about the operator, timeline, and exact location are not provided in the headline and brief description available.

Plan: Build a freestanding emergency department facility.

➜ This $23M Mt. Juliet freestanding ED is a healthcare project in your Nashville backyard, still early-phase—get in front of the owner now before they hire a rep.

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Source: Healthcare & CON (your area)

Ascension Saint Thomas has announced plans for a freestanding emergency room in Mt. Juliet, Tennessee. The facility will provide emergency care services in the growing community. No specific financial details, timeline, or additional project specifics were provided in the announcement.

Plan: Develop and operate a freestanding emergency room facility.

➜ This is a live, early-phase Ascension Saint Thomas project in your backyard—use your shared Lifepoint office history with the Ascension Saint Thomas West CEO to get in before an Owner's Rep is hired.

Ascension Saint Thomas

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Source: Healthcare & CON (your area)

Ascension plans to build a new $23 million emergency department in Mt. Juliet, Tennessee. The article details what services and features the new ER will offer. This is a healthcare expansion project by the major regional health system.