The Downtown Loop

If you’re looking for a downtown lifestyle, you want to live “In The Loop”. The Loop refers to the circle created by merging I-24, I-40, and I-65. There is only one single-family home in downtown Nashville, so condos are the only way to go.

Famous buildings include The Viridian, Encore, 505 Nashville, Bennie Dillon, Four Seasons, City Lights, and a few smaller buildings on Church. 

The Paramount, another luxury Giarratana development coming soon to 1010 Church Street, is pre-selling now. 

The downtown zip codes include 37201, 37219, and a bit of 37210. 

In addition to the downtown core, you’ll find varied and distinct neighborhoods on the periphery of downtown, including the Gulch, SoBro, Germantown, Salemtown, Buena Vista, Hope Gardens, Capitol View, Rutledge Hill, Wedgewood Houston, Chestnut Hill, Pie Town, and Rolling Mill Hill.

Few living options currently exist on the east side of the Cumberland River portion of the loop. However, that will change shortly with new developments surrounding the East Bank and River North, including the pedestrian bridge that will soon take shape from the Neuhoff District to the Oracle Tech campus. (read more)

Also, the downtown loop shouldn’t be confused with the “440 Loop,” a 7-mile southern highway bypass connecting I-40 to I-24 and I-65. Neighborhoods inside the 440 loop include Midtown, Music, Row, Edgehill, Hillsboro-Belmont, Hillsboro West End, West End Circle, 12 South, Melrose, Woodland In Waverly, Love Circle, Watkins, Hadley, and Fang. Additionally, there is housing associated with Vanderbilt, Belmont, Trevecca, and Fisk Universities in the 440 Loop.