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Nashville Council delays $20.3M 'Wharf Park' purchase downtown - Vimarsana News

Nashville Council delays $20.3M 'Wharf Park' purchase downtown

The $20.3 million proposed purchase of state-owned 88 Hermitage Ave. was put on hold again Tuesday as Metro Council seeks inspection, cost estimates.

Amazon Commits $10.6 Million to Renovate and Build 130 Affordable Homes and Expand Social Services in Nashville Neighborhood - Vimarsana News

Amazon Commits $10.6 Million to Renovate and Build 130 Affordable Homes and Expand Social Services in Nashville Neighborhood

NASHVILLE, TN - Amazon announced that it will invest a total of $10.6 million to help build and renovate more than 130 affordable homes in partnership with the Metropolitan Development and Housing Agency (MDHA), and support the social work of the local nonprofit CrossBridge. This commitment is part of the Amazon Housing Equity Fund, a more than $2 billion commitment to create and preserve 20,000 affordable homes for individuals and families earning moderate-to-low incomes in Nashville,...

Work starts on Fairgrounds project with $123M price tag - Vimarsana News

Work starts on Fairgrounds project with $123M price tag

Mixed-use 445 Park Commons will offer apartment units targeting range of income levels

Nashville Council delays $20.3M 'Wharf Park' purchase downtown - Vimarsana News

Nashville Council delays $20.3M 'Wharf Park' purchase downtown

The $20.3 million proposed purchase of state-owned 88 Hermitage Ave. was put on hold again Tuesday as Metro Council seeks inspection, cost estimates.

Homeless advocates react to Nashville's 'point-in-time' count - Vimarsana News

Homeless advocates react to Nashville's 'point-in-time' count

The number of homeless people in Nashville has been on a downward trend over the last five years, according to a point-in-time count that was released Tuesday.