Whiskey Maker Acquires Wedgewood-Houston Property

Corsair Distillery's Andrew Webber And Darek Bell

Whiskey maker Darek Bell, who owns Corsair Distillery, bought 429 Houston St. in the Wedgewood-Houston neighborhood of Nashville for $4M. The site is home to a warehouse occupied by Outdoor Lighting Perspectives.

The deal comes on the heels of Corsair's sale of its warehouse in the same neighborhood. The newly acquired building will be a mix of light industrial makerspace and creative office space, the Nashville Business Journal reports, citing Bell.

Bell will lease about half of the 26K SF property to other companies. Corsair started in Bowling Green, Kentucky, then expanded its operations to Nashville.

Wedgewood-Houston is an up-and-coming area. Other recent openings there include Hemingway's Bar & Hideaway and Strategic Hospitality's Bastion.

Continue reading this story with a free account

Log in or register
Sign up for more articles like this
Subscribe to Bisnow's Nashville Newsletters
Related Stories

Philly's Big-Box Warehouse Owners Subdivide Spaces After Developing 'The Wrong-Size Buildings'

Blackstone Sells $1B Industrial Portfolio To Atlanta-Based Investor

Redevco Buys 560K SF Jaguar Land Rover Logistics Hub In UK IOS Push

Fined For Rotting Food At Burned LA Cold Storage Warehouse, Lineage Plans To Rebuild

Americold Abandons Automated Warehouse Partnership

Rexford Planning Up To $2B In Dispositions This Year

Industrial Consolidation Continues With European Giants Agreeing To $15B Merger

Blackstone's Industrial Arm Sells Revere Warehouse For $45M

Prologis To Buy Segro In One Of Industrial's Largest Mergers Ever

How Merritt Properties' New CEO Plans To Deploy $750M Investment

Prologis' $18B Third Bid For Segro Rejected

Brookfield, CPP To Pay $5.2B To Take 108-Property Industrial Firm Private