Green Light For Fifth + Broadway, National Museum Of African-American Music
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The redevelopment of the Nashville Convention Center site is a go: The Convention Center Authority voted unanimously late last week to approve the development agreement with developers OliverMcMillan and Spectrum | Emery for the redevelopment and parking garage lease.
"The plan in place will be a welcome addition to Downtown, adding much-needed retail and entertainment space,” says Music City Center CEO Charles Stark. OliverMcMillan and Spectrum | Emery paid $5M to Metro to close on the 6.2-acre property, which…
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The Metropolitan, Near West End Avenue, Trades For $35M
A partnership that includes Covenant Capital Group principals Rick Scarola and Govan White acquired The Metropolitan, a 216-unit apartment building off West End Avenue, for $35.5M. The seller of the property at 101 Brixworth Lane was a Nebraska-based real estate…
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Al. Neyer Plans New Hyatt In Franklin
Al. Neyer LLC is planning a 122-room Hyatt House as part of the Mallory Green project, which also includes a 175k SF office building. The hotelier wants to open a business-class hotel. Mallory Green would also include a 119-room Staybridge…
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Trump's Plans For Dodd-Frank: Here Are 4 Things To Consider
High on President-elect Donald Trump's priority list once he's sworn into office is the dismantling of the Dodd-Frank Act.
The legislation was signed into law by President Obama in July 2010 to further regulate the country's financial system and protect investors from future financial crises through heightened bank capital requirements, bank stress tests and more. But the act has been widely contested by those who claim its regulations are overreaching and weigh heavily on smaller institutions.
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How Regulations Are Changing Food Manufacturing And What That Means For Industrial Properties
Food and beverage manufacturers are experiencing big changes as the new Food Safety Modernization Act regulations take effect, and Cushman & Wakefield's Jason Tolliver said the new rules will likely have two direct impacts on commercial real estate.
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