Dakota Legacy Group snapped up a site near BNA recently, confident that the wave of travelers coming to Nashville hasn't crested yet. The company is planning a hotel on the site, though it hasn't disclosed any details.

“Record-breaking numbers of travelers are passing through the airport, and have for three years in a row," Southeast Venture's J.C. Darby told us. The Metropolitan Nashville Airport Authority reported earlier this month that 13 million people passed through the airport…

Office Property In Hot Brentwood Market Trades For $20M

A group of buyers — including TRP Investments of Chicago, a trust overseen by Frist family scion Billy Frist and an entity associated with Avison Young's Warren Smith — has acquired 9020 Overlook Blvd in Brentwood for over $20.8M. TRP…

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Ryman Hospitality Plans Water Park For Gaylord Opryland

Ryman Hospitality Properties is planning an indoor/outdoor water park adjacent to its Gaylord Opryland Resort & Convention Center, the Nashville Business Journal reports. According to bid documents, Ryman Hospitality tapped D.F. Chase to build the addition. The water park will be…

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Airbnb Is Increasing Its Efforts To Up Tax Revenue Collection For Local Municipalities

In an effort to work more closely with local municipalities and address the array of concerns officials have with its business model, Airbnb has redoubled its efforts to collect taxes from its hosts.

The home-sharing leader collected and redirected $175M in taxes for local governments in 2016, from $42.6M in 2015, or four times the amount. Those taxes were collected in 20 cities in 2015, but 220 cities last year. Keep in mind that Airbnb has added upward of 1 million listings to its site since 2015. Currently, the firm has 3 million listings throughout 50,000 cities in 190 countries, according to its tax revenue report.

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Don't Worry, CRE Firms Not Likely To Come Under Scrutiny On Trump's Twitter Podium

Since his upset victory last November, President-elect Donald Trump has chosen Twitter as his personal podium.

In the past few weeks, Trump has taken to Twitter to criticize multinational companies for taking jobs overseas, pronounced top media outlets “fake news!” for reporting stories that paint him in a negative light and condemned A-list celebrities for speaking out about him mocking a disabled reporter. But commercial real estate companies haven't come under fire — and as economic beneficiaries rather than economic drivers, they're not likely to.