Blog Category - Nashville Condos & Lofts

Nov 9, 2018 • 3 min read

What You Should Know About Buying a Condo in Downtown Nashville

[Updated November 2018] Many buyers don’t know that buying a condo is unlike buying a single family home. Banks have different rules when financing condo units. It isn’t just about the Buyer and their qualifications; it’s also about the Building. Post-recession there have been huge changes to condo financing rules. Some Nashville condos simply won’t support […]

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Jun 9, 2009 1 min read

The Gulch Named to Men’s Jounals Best Neighborhoods in America

…”Nashville, TN For a century the Gulch was just a barren railroad corridor, then redevelopment brought it back from the dead. It also created the first LEED Neighborhood Development certification in the South — all while preserving some history. Don’t miss the Station Inn, the mother church of bluegrass, now flanked by new condos and […]

Apr 8, 2009 4 min read

USA Today: Nashville Works to Liven the Gulch

NASHVILLE — For decades it was little more than an eyesore, a sunken warren of freight railroad tracks and run-down brick warehouses that was home mostly to vagrants and a bluegrass bar with boarded windows. The Gulch, as it is known, is now the focus of a $400 million makeover whose aim is to bring […]

Feb 21, 2009 1 min read

The Gulch Certified as Green Neighborhood

“Nashville’s Gulch has been certified as the first green neighborhood in the South and one of only about a dozen in the country. Mayor Karl Dean and Gulch developer MarketStreet Enterprises made the announcement Tuesday morning. The Gulch was one of about 240 projects from 39 states and six countries to compete for the LEED […]

Jan 21, 2009 2 min read

Retail Once Thrived at Downtown Loft Residences

“We recently purchased a loft at the Art Avenue Lofts located at 231 Fifth Ave. N. We are trying to figure out what businesses occupied the building and the general history of the building. Any ideas?” — Mike and Stacy For more than 60 years and until 1991 this building carried the name of McLellan’s, […]

Jul 18, 2008 1 min read

Nashville Named America’s 39th Most Walkable City

By the popular WalkScore website. A nice achievement considering the poor quality of mass transportation here. The neighborhoods rounding out the top 10: Neighborhood Scores: 1. East End 86 2. Edgehill 79 3. Belmont Hillsboro 78 4. Melrose 78 5. Historic Edgefield 74 6. Greenwood 72 7. Fisk-Meharry 71 8. Cahal Street 71 9. Lockeland […]

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