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Rhythm at Music Row Condo Sales Update
June 20, 2010 by admin · Leave a Comment
Tweet The Rhythm at Music Row, like most other high-rise condo projects in Nashville, has benefited from the federal housing tax credit. Not all of the condos contracted during the tax credit period have closed. I expect another 4-5 condos to close by the middle of July, especially the smaller Tempo floor plan. The Rhythm [...]
MDHA Affordable Condos in Nashville
June 16, 2010 by admin · 1 Comment
Tweet Formed in 1938, MDHA is the Metropolitan Development and Housing Agency of Tennessee. MDHA is a public housing authority primarily responsible for housing in urban areas as well as multiple community development programs. MDHA is also the agency that offers Tax Increment Financing (TIF) to developers who agree to include a certain percentage of “affordable units” in [...]
The West End Condos Sales Update
February 10, 2010 by admin · 1 Comment
Tweet The auction a couple of months ago at The West End Condos was a great opportunity for buyers to pick up a bargain. These luxury one, two, and three bedrom units sold for around 55% of their asking price. For example, a three bedroom on the 6th floor with 2,525 square feet that was asking [...]
5 Largest Condo Developments in Nashville
January 18, 2010 by admin · Leave a Comment
Tweet Buildings between 75 feet and 499 feet tall are considered high-rises. The average height of a single story of a high-rise is approximately 13 feet, thus a 78 foot tall building would have 6 total stories. 5 largest condo buildings in Nashville are: 1. The Icon in the Gulch – 419 condos 2. The Encore – 333 condos [...]
The West End Condos Auction Results
January 13, 2010 by admin · Leave a Comment
Tweet John Coleman Hayes successfully sold at least 40 condos in the past 60 hours, 32 of which were sold during Saturday’s live auction. The condo auction, held under a semi-heated tent in the West End’s motor court, was well attended with an estimated 185 potential buyers in attendance. Jerrold Pedigo began the auction promptly [...]
The Terrazzo Auction Results
January 13, 2010 by admin · Leave a Comment
Tweet The results of the Terrazzo auction are in and it appears that my predictions are right on target. 25 condos sold at an average price of $233.01 per foot with a couple of sales reaching over the $250/ft mark. The average total price of $283,600 represents 62.48% of the original asking prices at Terrazzo. [...]
Nashville Plans Free Wireless Internet for City
January 9, 2010 by Grant Hammond · Leave a Comment
Nashville Technology Council President Todd Fetherling has told the Nashville Post that the organization plans to implement a free wireless Internet network in downtown Nashville. The group plans on placing its first transmitter in the central business district and believes that a strong wireless signal should emanate within a 0.9 mile radius. The location of [...]
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Griffin Plaza Condo Site in Gulch Gets Reprieve
January 8, 2010 by Grant Hammond · Leave a Comment
In 2007, Crosland Tennessee President Bill Barkley announced plans to develop a 2 acre parcel of land in the Gulch into Griffin Plaza, a $35 million 10 story project with 140 apartments and 32,000 square feet of ground-floor retail space. With that announcement, the website went live and the buzz began to build with mentions [...]
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Live in Miami’s Most Desirable Address- The Four Seasons
January 7, 2010 by Condo.com - Condo News · Leave a Comment
The Four Seasons Residences in Miami offers residents true luxury through high standards of innovation, relaxation, and refined personal service. The spectacular collection of Four Seasons’ homes are located on the 40th through 70th floors of the tallest building in Florida, offering infinite views of Miami.
Each residence features grand entryways with mahogany double front doors, floor-to-ceiling windows, private recessed balconies (on select units), and 10-foot ceiling heights. Kitchens in all units feature the finest accessories and gadgets including the following: Poggenpohl pearwood cabinetry with stainless steel pulls and handles; matching cabinet panels on the refrigerator and dishwasher; black granite countertops; a Franke stainless steel double sin; a viking cooktop with four burners and viking wall oven; a sub zero refrigerator; miele dishwasher and a U-Line wine cooler.
The floor plans offered for the Four Seasons Residences include 1 – 3 bedrooms with 1.5 – 4.5 bathrooms ranging from 1,114 – 4,269 square feet. Award-winning penthouses are available as either a fully designer-furnished package or as an empty palette to customize as you wish. Prices range between $500,000 – $5,300,000 with monthly maintenance fees averaging $0.72 per square foot.
Owning a residence at the Four Seasons in Miami means receiving unparalleled, 24-7 room service and concierge along with all amenities offered to Four Seasons’ hotel guests. Furthermore, residences are guaranteed a solid association in a reputable building; 2 memberships to the exclusive Sport Club/LA fitness complex; assigned parking and storage; a private, owners-only pool; and a number of other world-renowned services available through a touch-tone phone featured in every residence.
The opportunity to experience the essence of pampering and hospitality at the Four Seasons residences has never been available on more attractive terms.
For more information on purchasing a residence and becoming a permanent Four Seasons hotel guest, click here.
Icon in the Gulch Big Winner or Buyers?
January 6, 2010 by Grant Hammond · Leave a Comment
2009 was supposed to be a horrible year for Nashville condo sales, yet the Icon in the Gulch was able to sell and close 84 new condo contracts. By the pure number of closings, the Icon in the Gulch was certainly the big winner in terms of gross number of sales, but many may be [...]
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