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The left and right sides of this photo of downtown, will be fully built out and completely dense with an additional 12-15 skyscrapers ranging in height from 250 to roughly 750 feet, by 2024/2025.
There are approved/under construction towers for almost every empty or under-utilized lot in Nashville's downtown. A wild time to be alive, to watch Nashville transform super rapidly.
The left and right sides of this photo of downtown, will be fully built out and completely dense with an additional 12-15 skyscrapers ranging in height from 250 to roughly 750 feet, by 2024/2025.
There are approved/under construction towers for almost every empty or under-utilized lot in Nashville's downtown. A wild time to be alive, to watch Nashville transform super rapidly.
Isn't most new office space construction in Austin and Nashville (and Charlotte too, though to a lesser extent) in the suburbs? What does any of that have to do with this "skyline" thread?
For the record, Charlotte had 5M sqft of office space completed in 2021, vs Nashville's 2.3M, and boasted one of the highest occupancy rates in the country.
I guess both cities are actually closer than we think. If Charlotte originally completed 5M sqft up to 2021 and Nashville completed about 2.3M sqft in the same time frame then both cities should be fairly close today, If including the current construction of 4.6M sqft for Nashville.
I guess both cities are actually closer than we think. If Charlotte originally completed 5M sqft up to 2021 and Nashville completed about 2.3M sqft in the same time frame then both cities should be fairly close today, If including the current construction of 4.6M sqft for Nashville.
That's how it looks to me when I'm on the ground in either one of those cities.
That's how it looks to me when I'm on the ground in either one of those cities.
Charlotte is a business city, the downtown reflects that in the skyline and not sure if Nashville will ever have that type of office building presence downtown, well skyline buildings of that magnitude. I just don’t see the huge demand for high rise office developments in the near future. Most times it’s narcissistic financial institutions, insurance and energy companies that drive that demand….. but who knows.
Meaning, sure office space demand in the metro but not downtown towers.
Charlotte is a business city, the downtown reflects that in the skyline and not sure if Nashville will ever have that type of office building presence downtown, well skyline buildings of that magnitude. I just don’t see the huge demand for high rise office developments in the near future. Most times it’s narcissistic financial institutions, insurance and energy companies that drive that demand….. but who knows.
Meaning, sure office space demand in the metro but not downtown towers.
Oops, incorrect. Nashville has built 17 office towers since '16 and more are under construction and even more are in planning.
'16.
I wonder what's driving the developers to do that.
Charlotte is a business city, the downtown reflects that in the skyline and not sure if Nashville will ever have that type of office building presence downtown, well skyline buildings of that magnitude. I just don’t see the huge demand for high rise office developments in the near future. Most times it’s narcissistic financial institutions, insurance and energy companies that drive that demand….. but who knows.
Meaning, sure office space demand in the metro but not downtown towers.
That is definitely not true. Why is Amazon building 3 towers? I know Nashville didn’t quite get the expansion, but Nashville still gained the operations center offering 5k jobs. I heard Amazon was trying to get into the healthcare industry. If that’s the case then we should see more development in the future. Then Alliance Bernstein relocated their HQ to Nashville. Also, Oracle is building a campus in Nashville.
Last edited by JMT; 05-28-2022 at 07:03 AM..
Reason: Please keep this about just the skylines.
A Chicago developer is going thru permitting now to build three towers on Tryon St in Charlotte. Rumor it’s another Bank tower.
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