Bed Bath & Beyond has found a new way to jump-start the brand's relaunch into the brick-and-mortar retail world, striking a deal to acquire The Container Store and its more than 100 locations for a deal valued at $150 million.
The parent company of building materials supplier Lumber Liquidators plans to relocate its headquarters from Richmond, Virginia, to a new property in Middle Tennessee.
The Nashville, Tennessee, office investment market has been gaining momentum, with the fourth quarter of 2025 recording the highest quarterly volume ever.
Silver Tree Residential has acquired Christian Manor I, a 79-unit senior apartment building in Hendersonville, Tennessee, from the Hendersonville Senior Residence Board for about $6.7 million, or $84,371 per unit.
At first glance, Hines' recent purchase of a sprawling self-storage facility on the outskirts of downtown Chicago is a contrast to the gleaming office towers or luxury storefronts for which it is known.
DAC Developments, a Chicago-based real estate development company, has acquired two retail properties in downtown Nashville from Peabody Corner Marketplace for $22 million as part of a redevelopment project.
Oracle's deal to expand in Nashville is the latest sign that the Tennessee city has become an investment hot spot for some of the nation's most powerful companies.
Nashville-based real estate firm AGB Real Estate has acquired the Chateau apartments, a 66-unit multifamily property in Nashville, Tennessee, from Edwin B. Raskin Co. for $10.75 million, or $162,879 per unit.
Dallas-based global investment and development firm Lincoln Property Co. appointed Cubby Sporrong as a managing director in its investment management practice. Sporrong, based in Los Angeles, brings more than a decade of experience in commercial real estate finance, acquisitions and development.
Platinum Storage Group has purchased a newly developed self‑storage facility in Spring Hill, Tennessee, from Inkana Development for $10.05 million, or approximately $130 per square foot.
InvenTrust Properties acquired a retail shopping center in Nashville, Tennessee, from Manova Partners for $88 million, or approximately $272 per square foot.
A private investor acquired the Fairfield Inn by Marriott Inn and Suites Nashville at Opryland from Gehr Hospitality for $10 million or $91,743 per key.
Covenant Capital Group reacquired The 500 Fifth, a 170-unit multifamily property in downtown Nashville, Tennessee, from JEM Holdings for $23 million, or $135,294 per unit.
Village Green has been named commercial development of the year, recognizing a mixed‑use project that has brought long‑sought retail, walkability and community gathering space to the town of Nolensville, located about 20 miles outside of Nashville.