With little to no revenue coming through the doors, business owners are finding it tough to cover their expenses, and that includes rent. Now, more than ever, it’s important for commercial property owners to work alongside their tenants.
The Most Affordable Office Suites in Nashville
Resources for Small Businesses Impacted by COVID-19 (Coronavirus)
In response to that, federal and state governments as well as the Small Business Administration (SBA) and even local banks are offering different resources for small businesses impacted by COVID-19.
Here is a summary of available coronavirus grants, loans, and options as of April 5th , 2020.
Commercial Real Estate Brokers in Nashville: How to Choose the Right One (2026)
If you’re looking to buy, sell, or lease commercial real estate in the Greater Nashville Area, you need to have a partner on your side that knows the market and has the contacts.
We’ve curated a list of Nashville’s most active commercial real estate brokerages, each of which specializes in varying degrees of commercial real estate.
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.
Why Every Commercial Real Estate Investor Should Own Neighborhood Retail
The 13 Questions Every Small Business Owner Must Ask Their Commercial Real Estate Agent
Unfortunately, many business owners end up taking the wrong approach and try to find and negotiate for space on their own - a big no no in this industry due to the massive learning curve of information. So, if you’re taking the right approach and hiring representation, what questions should you ask when interviewing potential tenant rep brokers?
The Outlook on Commissary Kitchens Is Positive Thanks to Coronavirus
Now with the current coronavirus pandemic & government mandates being put into place that limit dine-in options (or even prohibit them in cities like Nashville), we are seeing nearly every restaurant adjust their systems in order to offer some sort of delivery option in an attempt to combat the loss of revenue they are experiencing.
How to Find Commercial Property in East Nashville
How to Renegotiate Your Commercial Lease Due to Coronavirus (A Landlord's Perspective)
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
How Business Owners Are Buying Buildings While Lowering Expenses
A concept that has caught fire in recent years on the residential side is “House hacking,” where an individual buys a house or small multifamily property to live in and rents the remaining rooms/units to tenants in order to reduce their monthly house payment, or potentially even turn a profit.
Though it isn’t as widely discussed a strategy, the same principle is true of commercial real estate - a business owner can effectively reduce their monthly payments by purchasing the building in which they reside.
Chattanooga ATT Building Sold for 8.5% Cap
The two-story building totals 6,955 square feet and is situated on a 2.88-acre parcel with points of ingress/egress on Dodds Avenue and East Main Street. Following construction in 1987, the building was immediately leased to Bellsouth Telecommunications, LLC for use as a service operations facility.
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.
Office & Retail Condos Available for Sale in West Nashville
The Boomerang, located at 5403 Centennial Boulevard in The Nations, is a mixed-use development that will be delivered to market in Q2 of 2020. The two buildings, just across the street from the 38-acre Silo Bend development, offer both ground floor retail and 2nd floor office space for sale.
How Commercial Condos Can Help Alleviate Nashville's Affordability Issues for Business Owners
1767 Designs Heads to East Nashville
Founded in 2014 by Patrick Hayes, 1767 melds design and history, ultimately capturing the very essence of Nashville itself. 1767 specializes in artistic woodworking endeavors as well as design and space solutions. The goal of 1767 was to create something new from something old; wood reclaimed from historic Nashville homes at the brink of destruction repurposed into a thoughtful gift passed between friends.
This Week at Deals: Design & Development with Chip Howorth
East Nashville Developer Announces Plans for Former Piggly Wiggly on Dickerson Pike
East Nashville-focused RPM Skyline, lead by founder Danielle Rice, has announced plans to renovate the former Piggly Wiggly at 917 Dickerson Pike. The 13,602 square foot building, which features a vaulted barrel roof, will be the Dickerson Pike corridor’s most vibrant development for retail and restaurants to date.