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Proposed AJ Capital Partners development in Wedgewood-Houston
A development planned for Wedgewood-Houston and offering a mixture of uses including an update to the historic Merritt Mansion is now seemingly in limbo.
Nashville-based AJ Capital Partners is seeking to undertake the project with a key address (among others) of 441 Humphreys St. According to documents submitted to the Metro Planning Department, and as
Nashville Post reported in January, the development will include eight new buildings sitting on 13 parcels. AJ Capital, which owns the nearby May Hosiery complex, owns some of the parcels within the 6.13-acre property.
However, Metro Councilmember Colby Sledge, in whose District 17 the property sits, told the
Redevelopment of South Nashville site will include update to historic Merritt Mansion
A development offering a mixture of uses including an update to the historic Merritt Mansion is planned for Wedgewood-Houston.
According to documents submitted to the Metro Planning Department, the development will include eight new buildings sitting on 13 parcels with a key address (among others) of
441 Humphreys St. Nashville-based A.J. Capital Partners, which owns the nearby May Hosiery complex, owns some of the parcels with the 6.13-acre property and will serve as developer.
Chicago-based HPA is the architect of record. Other entities involved include Barge Cauthen and Associates (land planning and engineering), Dryden (architecture) and HDLA (landscape architecture). Each is Nashville based.