Nashville Construction & Development Summit

What You'll Learn

• How are notable developments shaping Nashville’s CRE landscape?? What is expected in the development pipeline throughout the rest of 2023?
• What neighborhoods are experiencing the most development activity? Are there certain asset classes developers and investors are gravitating towards this year?
• Since 2016, Davidson County has seen a 5.4% population growth. How is the region keeping up with the newer demands from these residents? What are some obstacles the region has been facing? 
• Given current economic challenges such as inflation and rising interest rates, what factors are lenders considering when evaluating commercial real estate financing and construction loan applications in Nashville?
• What tools, technology and trends are being implemented to enhance construction strategies? 
• Are there certain partnerships being formed that contribute to new trends, innovations and sustainability initiatives?

How You'll Do More Business Attending This Event: 

As we continue to see a robust pipeline of development projects underway, including mixed-use, office and industrial, construction and development demand continues to rise in many cities across the Sunbelt. However, developers and investors will need to navigate current challenges such as rising construction costs, supply chain disruptions and a shortage of skilled labor. What do these challenges mean for Nashville's CRE industry? How are developers, city planners and general contractors approaching their latest projects? Join us and the area's top players as we take a deep dive into the market and the trends impacting its growth.

Projects, Activity, and Achievements -- 

• Middle Street Partner's five-building mixed-use development in East Nashville, planning for 362 residential units and 539 parking spaces (and 50 bike spaces) and 8,000 square feet of retail
• The good ol’ girls club: These real estate execs built a league of their own
• HRI Hospitality and Bell Construction's Tempo by Hilton Nashville Downtown: a 16-story, 306-room hotel is scheduled to open in spring 2024.

Who You'll Meet: Nashville's top developers, construction firms, architects, engineers, subcontractors and city planners collaborating towards the area's growth in activity.

For questions, recommendations, comments, press inquiries, or interest in sponsoring, please email our Mid-Atlantic Event Producer, Katie Telder, at katie.telder@bisnow.com. To request disability-related accommodations, please contact brittney.bacon@bisnow.com no later than seven business days prior to the event.