From boutique offices to standout retail, Nashville’s most desirable spaces continue to draw interest — making these listings worth a closer look. Submit a listing below, or reply to this email to let us know what you want to see next.
Office
Office, for lease | Peabody Plaza, 10 Lea Ave. |
13,987 sqft | Call for pricing | Prime 9th-floor office, fully built out and move-in ready, with flexible terms, abundant natural light, high ceilings, and top-tier amenities including a fitness center, rooftop terrace, concierge, and 24-hour secure access.
Office + retail, for lease | Houston Station, 434 Houston St. | 985-3,995 sqft | Call for pricing | In the Wedgewood-Houston neighborhood, this restored historic factory offers fully built-out retail and office spaces with high ceilings, natural light, hardwood floors, fiber internet, and 24-hour controlled access.
Office, for lease | St. Cloud Corner, 500 Church St. | 1,584-9,089 sqft | Call for pricing | Historic boutique office in downtown with high ceilings, refreshed tenant lounge, conference center, and on-site Puckett’s, steps from the Ryman, Bridgestone Arena, and Lower Broadway.
Office building, for sale | 215 2nd Ave. N. | 7,940 sqft | $5.5 million | This two-story building in downtown Nashville, steps from the Federal Courthouse, State Capitol, and 5th & Broadway, is fully leased and ideal for office, retail, short-term rental, or residential use.
Office, for lease | 1200 Broadway | 3,332-8,075 sqft | Call for pricing | Two Class A office suites are available in the Gulch, offering creative space in a 26-story landmark with Whole Foods on the ground floor, parking, and a vibrant downtown location.
Retail
Retail/restaurant, for lease | 1601 21st Ave. S. | 6,250 sqft | $55/sqft | This two-story, stand-alone retail space in Hillsboro Village offers a second-generation restaurant layout and prime location between Vanderbilt and Belmont, surrounded by shops, cafes, and historic charm.
Retail, for lease | Bellevue West | 1,200 sqft | Call for pricing | Available April 1, this retail unit in a Highway 70 S. strip center in Nashville features high traffic and co-tenants like Cledis Burgers, Sir Pizza, and Burn Boot Camp.
Nashville Yards could soon land downtown’s largest hotel. Developers are in advanced talks with Hilton to add an 800+ room Signia property to the project, a move that would expand convention capacity and add another major hospitality brand to the development. (Nashville Business Journal)
Biz
New name, same address. The Bobby Nashville Hotel is rebranding as The Nash, following its $50 million acquisition by Ocean Properties in December 2025. The 144-room downtown hotel will join the company’s Opal Collection portfolio. (Nashville Post)
Announced
Later this year, Starbucks plans to establish a corporate operations office in Nashville, marking a new regional presence for the Fortune 500 coffee chain. The office will support store growth and customer demand across the Southeast and work closely with the company’s Seattle headquarters. Additional details are expected in the coming months. (Nashville Business Journal)
Development
Construction has begun on Renaissance on Jefferson, a mixed-use project in North Nashville that will deliver 66 apartments — 40% priced as affordable housing — plus retail and office space. The development will also serve as Citizens Bank’s new headquarters and include a business incubator focused on launching new entrepreneurs. (The Tennessean)
History
Founded in 1904 as One Cent Savings Bank, Citizens Savings Bank & Trust Company was created by Black business leaders to provide financial services to African Americans who were often denied access to traditional banks. Now more than 120 years old, it remains the nation’s oldest continually operating minority-owned bank and a cornerstone institution. Scroll the timeline.
Number
$88 million. That’s the sale price of Nashville West Shopping Center, the 86-acre retail destination along Charlotte Pike. The property — anchored by big-box tenants like Dick’s Sporting Goods, Best Buy, and Marshalls — was acquired by Illinois-based InvenTrust Properties, marking a nearly $15 million increase from its last sale in 2012. (Nashville Business Journal)
Tech
Nashville fintech startup Payra has raised $15 million in growth capital from Edison Partners, fueling expansion of its B2B payments and accounts receivable automation platform. The 15-month-old company expects to surpass $10 million in revenue this year. (Nashville Business Journal)
Leadership
The Metropolitan Nashville Airport Authority has added two leaders as BNA continues major expansion. Caleb Douglas was promoted to director of operations planning and project coordination, supporting the $3 billion New Horizon program. Samantha Hamilton joins as director of financial planning-capital, overseeing funding strategy and capital financial programs.
Network
Follow Payra co-founder and CEO Riley Lovingood on LinkedIn for updates. The software company plans to add 10 employees as it scales operations locally.
Job
Interested in consulting? Boston Consulting Group (BCG) is recruiting candidates with advanced degrees for its Bridge to BCG Consultant program. This is a pathway into full-time consulting roles with starting consultant salaries around ~$190,000 base. Read the full benefits program.
Coming Soon
A Michelin-star giant is entering Nashville’s dining scene. Hive Hospitality, one of the nation’s most Michelin-decorated restaurant groups, plans to open Studio by Jônt on 18th Avenue South in Music Row. Take a look at the historic home set to become the restaurant. (Nashville Business Journal)
Quoted
“We want to keep folks safely at home for as long as they want to be there,” said Seniors Helping Seniors Nashville. The local small business pairs seniors with senior caregivers for companionship and in-home support. Read the full interview with the Nashville Area Chamber.
Events
Agenda
Editor’s Picks
Lunch N’ Learn: Founder Productivity 101: Frameworks, Tools & Systems That Fit | Thursday, March 11 | 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. | Nashville Entrepreneur Center | Free for members, register | Step back from the hustle and learn how to build systems, tools, and frameworks that make your business run smoothly with Jessica Murray.
TEDx Nashville: I fell in love with a small town… | Thursday, March 11 | 7-8:30 p.m. | Analog at the Hutton Hotel | $20 for non-members | Join an evening of music, stories, and shared reflection on the ties that keep us connected to the places we call home.
If you have your calendar open, I’ve got another date to save. Power of the Purse, the annual cocktail fundraiser benefiting The Women’s Fund, is happening Thursday, April 16 at OZ Arts Nashville. Expect a silent purse auction, an exciting live auction, and a night filled with purpose, connection, and meaningful impact.
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