Live-Work Space
Live-work space is any type of real estate that is zoned for both residential and commercial uses.
Most zoning codes (and therefore, most projects) are either one or the other - restricting your ability for both.
The convenience to live and work in the same space is a rarity in Nashville these days.
It's not very often that you'll come across a project suitable for this use, but new construction is picking up.
With traffic on the rise and the freedom to work from anywhere, many entrepreneurs are looking to an "all in one" solution with live-work space.
110 30th Avenue North
110 30th Avenue North, also know as Euclid Court, is zoned Office/Residential Intensive - allowing for both residential and commercial occupants.
Located one block off West End, Euclid Court is walking distance to Duet Boutique, Bricktop's, and Centennial Park.
Midtown is a shopping and business hub, thanks to Vanderbilt University and ease of access to I-440 / I-65.
You're also only 10 minutes from downtown - not to mention 21st Ave and Hillsboro Village.
What's Available at Euclid Court
The owners prefer to lease 110 30th Ave North but will also consider a sale.
The condo is 1,196 square feet and features two bedrooms (or offices), two full baths, a living room, a study, and a full kitchen with storage.
The suite is well-balanced between an open and private floor plan and has abundant light since it's a corner unit.
One assigned parking spot comes with the unit and there is open street parking on all sides of the building.
Looking for a location convenient to the amenities of midtown where you can live and work?
You've found it here.
Real estate stories almost always start the same way.
Someone buys a small property.
They scale quickly.
They raise capital.
They build a portfolio.
They “figure it out.”
Then comes the highlight reel — the exits, the cash flow, the passive income, the generational wealth.
What rarely gets shared is the moment when it almost fell apart.
The missed refinance window.
The lender call that didn’t go as planned.
The project that ran wildly over budget.
The sleepless nights wondering if one bad decision just unraveled five years of progress.
Because struggle doesn’t market well.
Smooth scaling does.
There’s a polished version of growth that makes success look linear — disciplined underwriting, steady expansion, clean transitions from one deal to the next. And while that version is more comfortable to tell, it leaves out something critical:
The pressure.
In reality, scaling in commercial real estate is rarely smooth. It’s lumpy. It’s volatile. It’s capital-intensive. And it often tests your assumptions before it rewards your ambition.
But here’s the part most people don’t understand:
The moments that almost break you are usually the moments that refine you.
There’s a difference between building momentum and building resilience.
Momentum feels like success.
Resilience is built in the moments when momentum disappears.
And sometimes the most important lessons in a developer’s career don’t come from the deals that worked.
They come from the one that almost didn’t.
In this post, we’re unpacking a conversation about what “almost breaking” teaches you — about leverage, risk, ego, timing, and the invisible structural flaws that success can temporarily hide.
Because there are lessons you simply cannot learn from books.
Only from pressure.