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Nashville Multifamily Boom!

The Music City Shows No Signs of Stopping

Event Ended On: Thursday October 3 2019

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Speakers and Panels

Welcome to the Neighborhood

Where - and why - residents want to live in Nashville, and what resources, amenities, and educational opportunities are driving them there 

Ben Collins

Senior Managing Director, Crescent Communities
Ryan Keane

Ryan Keane

Vice President, James McHugh Construction Co.

Development & Design 

An overarching review of the trends developers are seeing in Nashville, as well as the major projects that are defining multifamily in the Music City.

Katherine Mosley

Katherine Mosley

Principal, Tribridge Residential
Josh Landry

Josh Landry

Executive Vice President, Buckingham Companies
Nelson Crowe

Nelson Crowe

Principal, Endeavor Real Estate Group
Amy Heskett

Amy Heskett

Director, Greystar

Venue

Omni Nashville Hotel
250 5th Ave South
Nashville, TN 37203

Ballroom/Floor: Legends E-G/ 2nd Level


Parking Information:

Discounted Valet Parking $16

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Agenda

Time Activity
8:00 AM
9:00 AM
Registration, Networking, & Breakfast
9:00 AM
9:45 AM
Welcome to the Neighborhood
Where - and why - residents want to live in Nashville, and what resources, amenities, and educational opportunities are driving them there 
9:45 AM
10:30 AM
Development & Design
An overarching review of the trends developers are seeing in Nashville, as well as the major projects that are defining multifamily in the Music City. 
10:30 AM
11:00 AM
More Networking!

Summary

  1. Where are residents looking to live in the Music City, and why? Where do amenities like early education and care come into play, as more young families are flocking to Nashville?
  2. As supply is starting to slow, will demand begin to catch up and eventually overtake it?
  3. How are developers creatively financing their projects as construction costs continue to climb?
  4. As the '100 residents a day' incentive to move to Nashville has been overall successful, are there concerns about over-saturation?
  5. Where does affordable housing fall into the mix of this multifamily boom?