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Construction teams in Nashville, Tenn., are working on the latest phase of a roughly $750 million, 32-acre mixed-use project that will feature offices, retail shops, restaurants, upscale multi-family residential units, hotels and a 2.5 acre urban activity park when complete. Capitol View, a walkable urban district, will offer immediate access to downtown Nashville, The Gulch, […]

Memphis Business Journal July 17, 2017 On Monday, July 17, a Thomas & Betts executive told me why his company is planning to keep its headquarters in Shelby County after its lease in Southwind runs out in December. The company, which has been owned by ABB Ltd. since 2012, is asking for a $3.1 million […]

NASHVILLE, TENN. — A joint venture between Boyle Investment Co., Northwestern Mutual and Northwood Ravin has broken ground on the office component of Capitol View, a 32-acre mixed-use development in Nashville’s North Gulch district. HealthStream Inc., a healthcare IT firm, will move its corporate headquarters to 65,000 square feet at the new office building, called […]

Southeast Real Estate Business Led by Nashville’s substantial employment gains, Tennessee and Kentucky are successfully navigating the national disruption caused by closing box box retailers following the 2016 holiday shopping season.  Several industries unique to the region are supporting the growth of the two states’ retail markets. “Our Tennessee and Kentucky markets have enjoyed strong […]

Living in the suburbs used to mean getting in your car if you needed a carton of milk or wanted to go shopping. Now in growing numbers of mixed-use neighborhoods, you can ride your bike or walk to the store next door. Ken Sloane enjoyed living just steps away from the shops and restaurants in […]

Memphis Business Journal By Meagan Nichols June 23, 2017 After Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam initially met with representatives from ServiceMaster Global Holdings Inc. last year, he wasn’t confident that the company would stay in Memphis. “I can actually remember leaving being a little discouraged, thinking, ‘This is going to be difficult,’” Haslam said. In early […]

Currents Summer 2017:  Newsletter of the Wolf River Conservancy Thank you to Boyle Investment Company for their recent donation of a trail easement for the Wolf River Greenway project.  The donated property along the Wolf River will extend the existing Greenway at Walnut Grove Road and North Humphreys Boulevard toward the west along the Wolf River […]

FRANKLIN, Tenn. (WKRN) – Nashville is growing, but so are the communities around it. You can live, work and play, all without leaving an up and coming community in Franklin. Berry Farms sits on 600 acres just off of Interstate 65 at Peytonsville Road, not far from I-840. Planners say it’s the only true walkable […]

With names like SoBro, WeHo, Tech Hill, Marathon Village, Germantown and The Gulch, fast-growing neighborhoods with colorful identities surround downtown Nashville. Now another district is poised to take its place on that list, but it may need a more distinctive name. After all, the name James Robertson Parkway doesn’t exactly evoke the glamor of, say, […]

Article originally published on, wkrn.com. NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) – Get ready for more shops, restaurants, apartments, hotels, community space, and parking in downtown Nashville–all within walking distance to things like First Tennessee Park and Nashville Farmer’s Market. Capitol View is a walkable community under construction on 32 acres at the intersection of Charlotte and 11th […]

With work underway on Block E at their mixed-use Capitol View development Boyle Nashville and Northwestern Mutual Wednesday announced a donation to the Arthur E. Newman Scholarship Fund of The Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee. According to a release, the fund is intended to endow permanently one or more scholarships benefiting full-time HealthStream employees who […]

The Commercial Appeal By Linda Moore Mueller Industries’ relocation to Collierville moved forward on Monday with the approval of a 10-year PILOT by the Board of Mayor and Aldermen that will mitigate 75 percent of the property taxes for the nearly $15 million development. The PILOT (payment-in-lieu-of-tax) resolution passed in a 5-1 vote with Alderman Tom […]