Sophia Young

2 months ago | bizjournals.com | Sophia Young

She’s done with shiny buildings but not with Music City. “We all have a responsibility because we are benefiting in our firms from the growth and the prosperity and the development," Janet Miller, outgoing CEO of Colliers Nashville, said. Janet Miller is ready for her encore. Miller announced March 26 that she is stepping down as CEO and market leader of the Nashville office of Colliers on July 1, a position she’s held for nearly 11 years. She will then become vice chairman.

2 months ago | bizjournals.com | Sophia Young

Nashville’s office discount is among the steepest in the country. The city boasts the second-lowest office sale price across the country so far this year at an average of $64 per-square-foot. Here's what this says about investor demand in Nashville. Nashville’s office discount is among the steepest in the country. Music City boasts the second-lowest office sale price across the U.S. so far this year, according to a CommercialEdge report.

2 months ago | bizjournals.com | Sophia Young

This former rockstar had a $50 million breakthrough, and he’s not sure he can top it. Simon Kerr, broker at French King Fine Properties, is representing the buyer of Edgehill Village, which has the site under contract in the $50 million range. Here's how he landed the deal. This former rockstar had a $50 million breakthrough, and he’s not sure he can top it.

2 months ago | bizjournals.com | Sophia Young

The Nashville hot spot home to Barcelona Wine Bar, Old Glory and other Music City staples is under contract to be sold. A deal in the range of $50 million is in place for the Edgehill Village development. Here's what we know. The Nashville hot spot home to Barcelona Wine Bar, Old Glory and other Music City staples is under contract to be sold.

2 months ago | bizjournals.com | Adam Sichko |Sophia Young

The Tennessee Performing Arts Center is one of the major pieces in play on the East Bank, the city's high-profile riverfront target for transformation. Negotiations with Metro hit an impasse in early January, but that appears to be changing of late. Talks have picked up between officials with the Tennessee Performing Arts Center and Mayor Freddie O'Connell's administration, showing a little headway after behind-the-scenes friction burst into public view.