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The listing photo shows this proposed house on Jenner’s lot. The facade of the house matches current images of the development. Picture: realtor.com It wasnt clear how much the mum and-daughter duo paid for the valuable real estate, where Spears home once stood before being demolished. But now, Realtor records show that they dropped a combined $47.1 (US$37M) for the 3.4-acre property near the edge of the Upper Las Virgenes Canyon Open Space Preserve in late December. The drawing was p...

Lot consolidation now requested for three-parcel site at KVB and Hermitage

SportsUSA TODAYObituariesE-EditionLegals Jim Fischer ThisWeek The Delaware County Board of Elections voted 3-0 on May 4 to certify a petition to place the matter on the November ballot. Residents sought the referendum after the township trustees approved Planned Overlay District 18, creating a roughly 190-acre zoning overlay for mixed-use development north of Hyatts Road, primarily between Sawmill Parkway and Liberty Road, on March 15. Anthony Saadey, assistant director of the board of election...

A Ritz-Carlton, one of world’s more high-end hotel brands, will be the anchor of a $585 million project slated for SoBro, with an early-2022 groundbreaking slated. According to a release from Florida-based M2 Development Partners, both a mixed-use building to house the luxury hotel and high-end condominiums and an accompanying apartment structure will rise on a six-parcel property with a main address of The release notes the hotel and condo tower will rise 46 stories (it previously was re...

Nashville businessman and philanthropist Ben R. Rechter, whose behind-the-scenes efforts involving civil rights, education, nonprofits, public media and the arts were integral in making the Middle Tennessee region a national model the past 50 years, died May 7. He was 83. Rechter was president of Rogers Group Investments Inc. and was a founder and the second-ever board chair at the Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee, where he remained an active member of its Board of Trustees. CFMT honore...

Ben R. Rechter, a Nashville businessman and philanthropist whose background included work in civil rights, education, nonprofits and the arts, died on May 7. He was 83. Rechter was the former president and CEO of Rogers Group Investments Inc., a co-founder of The Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee and board member of multiple entities, including as chair of the Nashville Area Chamber of Commerce. CFMT honored Rechter and other founders of the entity with the Joe Kraft Humanitarian Award i...

Downtown office building 211 Commerce is slated to have its red brick exterior painted white. Opened in 2000 and also until recently called the Baker Donelson Center, the 11-story Class A tower sits at the address from which its name derives. Via an LLC, private equity real estate manager Velocis and Lincoln Property Company, both based in Dallas, own the building, having paid $50.25 million for it in late February, according to Metro records. The companies said in a release at the time that t...

The Metro Development and Housing Agency Design Review Committee on Tuesday approved the plan for exterior upgrades — including a color scheme change — to downtown office building 211 Commerce. Opened in 2000 and also until recently called the Baker Donelson Center, the 11-story Class A tower sits at the address from which its name derives. Via an LLC, private equity real estate manager Velocis and Lincoln Property Company, both based in Dallas, own the building, having paid $50.25 m...

Demolition and grading permits have been applied for related to a Hilton hotel brand Indianapolis-based developer Sun Development and Management Corp. is eyeing for Rutledge Hill. A late-summer groundbreaking is eyed for what will be called The Printing House — A Tapestry Collection Hotel by Hilton. Aakash Patel, Sun vice president of construction, told the Post Friday the company will soon demolish the former Johnstone Supply building at the southwest corner of the intersection of Third ...

and last updated 2021-04-30 09:16:48-04 NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — More affordable housing is a big need here in Nashville and a major project that addresses this issue is making progress. The Envision Cayce project has been in the works since 2013. This part of a revitalization effort for the community in East Nashville, which was built back in the 1930s. The first new buildings began opening back in 2017. Of course, the Metro Development and Housing Agency says this comes with a multi-mi...