Developer Buys East Nashville Site In Anticipation Of Growth

1012 Main St., East Nashville

Nashville developer James Matthew acquired a car lot site in East Nashville for more than $2.6M. The tract is at the corner of Main Street and Forest Avenue and is home to E&R Auto Sales.

The sale is a bet on growth along the Gallatin Pike and Main Street, where Mayor Megan Barry plans to put the city's first light-rail corridor, the Tennessean reports.

The buyer does not yet have any specific plans for the property, which measures about a sixth of an acre.

Matthew is remodeling the Cambridge condos on 18th Avenue, and he acquired a 220-acre farm in Williamson County for $13M last year. He also owns 350 acres in the Old Hillsboro Road area.

Westgate Commercial's Bonnie Gallo repped Elkins, the seller.

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