Checking in on Nashville’s River North district

As The Landings at River North nears completion, a new development will bring additional retail, residential, and office space to the East Bank.

A rendering of a mixed-use building rising at least 30 stories in one section.

Here’s a first look at GBT Realty’s Parcel F, designed by Gresham Smith. | Rendering via GBT Realty Corporation

A new River North development will bring a hotel, residential units, street-level retail, and coworking spaces to the East Bank.

Led by Brentwood-based GBT Realty, the project is slated for a 2-acre site near the roundabout, close to Oracle’s future campus. A new rendering suggests part of the development could rise to at least 30 stories + GBT Realty President and CEO George Tomlin notes it will offer views of the new Titans stadium, downtown, Germantown, and East Nashville.

The firm plans to follow this initial phase with a second phase on a nearby 1.5-acre site, known as Parcel G.

Catching up

If you’ve been hearing a lot about East Bank developments — particularly in the River North district — it’s because the area’s first major project, The Landings at River North, is set to be completed in early 2025.

Shake Shack opened on Nov. 22, becoming one of the first tenants. MRP Realty and Creek Lane Capital also revealed plans for Thai Samurai, Hoppin’, and Pure Green, as well as two apartment buildings (Oxbow and Wayward) and office space.

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