Vintage Midtown building slated for redevelopment
The Nashville Business Journal is reporting that the Midtown warehouse home to Chris-More Inc. on Church Street is under contract to real estate investor Ched Cooke. NBJ reports Cooke plans to redevelop the handsome vintage structure (seen below in an image courtesy of Google Streetview). Read more here.
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Elliston 23 opens leasing office, welcomes first residents
Elliston 23 — the only combination residential/retail building located on the storied Ellison Place — is ready for its first tenants, with developer Southern Land Co. having opened a leasing office in the building.
To date, the 331-unit E23 (see photo below) is 20 percent preleased. The Midtown-based building’s first residents moved in earlier this week.
Work began on E23, which rises six stories, began in late 2011. The building’s ground- level spaces houses 15,000 square feet of retail space. Southern Land has not announced a retail tenant as yet.
“The delivery of our model units will be very beneficial in showing prospects the level of detail and finish that has been implemented in developing E23,” Michael McNally, Southern Land vice president of multifamily development, said in a release. “We are looking forward to a productive summer.”
E23 is located on 2.7 acres, with its dominant section fronting the northeast corner of the Elliston Place and 23rd Avenue intersection. The site formerly was home to Father Ryan High School.
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