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East Nashville Market Update: September 2020

East Nashville Market Update: September 2020

Tenants and buyers feel that market rates on both for sale and for lease properties should decrease to account for the perceived risks due to the Coronavirus.

However, landlords and sellers entered into the summer in strong positions, keeping them in relatively good standing and without the need to slash pricing to fill vacancies.

Here’s the East Nashville Market Update for September, 2020.

East Nashville Retail Building Sold Off-Market

East Nashville Retail Building Sold Off-Market

East Nashville-based investor, Tyler Cauble, has acquired another commercial building on the Eastside.

East Nashville Hotels: The 5 You'll Never Want to Leave

East Nashville Hotels: The 5 You'll Never Want to Leave

Looking for a hotel in East Nashville? If you want a unique experience and true Music City character, the Eastside has some of Nashville’s best boutique hotels. And not only will you fall in love with your accommodations, you’re only minutes from downtown Nashville, too.

Dickerson Pike: The Real Estate Developments You Need To Watch

Dickerson Pike: The Real Estate Developments You Need To Watch

Dickerson Pike is one of Nashville’s hottest corridors. The proximity to downtown Nashville, skyline views, and largely untapped potential make this pike a developer’s dream. Here are the real estate developments you should keep an eye on along the Dickerson Pike corridor.

The 9 Best East Nashville Dive Bars [That You NEED to Experience]

The 9 Best East Nashville Dive Bars [That You NEED to Experience]

If you’re looking for the true East Nashville experience, you’ll find that in the Eastside’s dive bar scene, which has some of the best bars in Music City. Here are the essential East Nashville dive bars that you need to experience.

New South Associates Finds New East Nashville Home After Tornado

New South Associates Finds New East Nashville Home After Tornado

While 1629 Fatherland is a new home to New South Associates, East Nashville is certainly familiar territory. New South Associates has long been proud of their East Nashville roots.

The Neighborhood Guide to East Nashville

The Neighborhood Guide to East Nashville

There’s always a place where you will find historic, thriving, electric, and hip – and that is East Nashville, which has become one of Nashville’s most desired areas to play and live. East Nashville is the largest of Nashville’s urban communities, which is made up of various neighborhoods that span 3 different zip codes.

How to Find Commercial Property in East Nashville

How to Find Commercial Property in East Nashville

Searching for commercial real estate isn’t the easiest task in the world. In Nashville, we don’t have a “commercial MLS” or single-stop shop for searching available listings. So if you’re looking to buy or lease commercial real estate in East Nashville, what’s the best way to do it?

5 Reasons Why Dickerson Pike Has More Potential Than Any Corridor in Nashville

5 Reasons Why Dickerson Pike Has More Potential Than Any Corridor in Nashville

This corridor used to be Nashville’s major thoroughfare in and out of downtown prior to the construction of I-65. After the arrival of the interstate, the once booming district fell into despair, but with Nashville’s massive economic upswing in the last 10 years, it’s caught the eyes of investors, developers, residents, and business owners.

Standalone Commercial Building For Lease in East Nashville

Standalone Commercial Building For Lease in East Nashville

2705 Gallatin Pike is a 3,023 square foot office building available for lease in East Nashville. This standalone office building offers high visibility on Gallatin Pike, abundant on-site parking, and quick access to major thoroughfares via East Trinity Lane and Douglas Avenue.

Dickerson Pike North Corridor Study

Dickerson Pike North Corridor Study

It is no secret that Dickerson Pike is looking forward to significant development in an unprecedented way. Dickerson properties that were sold for next to nothing a decade ago are now selling for nearly a million dollars an acre or even higher in some cases as more and more developers seek affordable land within the Nashville urban core. As money continues to be invested into Dickerson Pike, the city is doing well to plan ahead to make sure that gentrification does not negatively impact the current residents of the surrounding neighborhood.