Q1 2010 Nashville Condo Closings

Below are the vast majority of the condo closings in the following areas of Nashville: 1) the downtown core, 2) the Sobro region, 3) the Gulch, 4) midtown and 5) the east bank. I have only considered condo projects that were completed after 2006 and contain more than 60 total units.

I have excluded condo projects west of the Adelicia, those excluded are: The West End, Bristol on Broadway, Bristol West End, The Enclave, and Belle Meade Court. I have also excluded condo projects north of the downtown core, those excluded are: The District Lofts, Harrison Square and Werthan Mills.

    Grant Hammond

    Grant Hammond is a Nashville real estate strategist with 25 years of experience advising buyers, sellers, and investors across Middle Tennessee. His analysis of housing trends, development activity, and macroeconomic dynamics has been cited by The Tennessean, Nashville Business Journal, Nashville Post, Los Angeles Times, and The Wall Street Journal. Readers seeking guidance on local housing trends or investment strategy can contact Grant.

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    4 Comments
    • Tom

      April 16, 2010, 10:48 am

      Interesting data but why did you exclude projects east of the Adelicia? Just curious.

    • Grant Hammond

      April 16, 2010, 10:58 am

      Hi Tom,

      This is a piece of research that was requested by a client who is ascertaining the value for a condo in the downtown area of Nashville. We excluded certain condo projects in order to give a more accurate picture in terms of distance.

    • AgentSteph77

      April 19, 2010, 12:13 am

      Good idea. Good Information. I closed one at the Kress after months and months of condo-sales-drought. About to close one in Music Row too! Whoa hoa!

    • AgentSteph77

      April 19, 2010, 5:13 am

      Good idea. Good Information. I closed one at the Kress after months and months of condo-sales-drought. About to close one in Music Row too! Whoa hoa!

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