General Motors is investing $185 million into Spring’s Hill’s auto plan, bringing production of a Cadillac crossover vehicle from Mexico to Tennessee.
Tax Bill Puts Two Of Nashville’s Most Notable Subsidized Housing Developments In Jeopardy
The Davidson County Tax Assessor’s office has sent MDHA an annual tax bill of nearly $400,000 for Ryman Lofts, subsidized artist housing,and Nance Place, a workforce apartment complex.
Tool For Neighborhoods To Pushback On Development Could Pit Neighbors Against Each Other
The the new law came after thousands wrote city council members complaining about new development.
No Parking? Nashville’s Valet Companies Spy Opportunity As Business Booms
There were a little more than a dozen valet locations in 2011. That number is on track to triple by year’s end.
Wine In Groceries Clears Another Hurdle: Getting On The Ballot
Nashville joins more than 60 cities that will be voting on the issue.
Lost Civil War Diary Makes Its Way Back To Nashville
It belonged to Randal McGavock, a storied Civil War soldier who served as Nashville’s mayor for a one-year term in 1824.
New Nashville Law Gives Neighbors A Regulation Tool
Metro Council passed a new law adopting the so-called contextual overlay.
Two Houses, One Lot? Councilman Wants New Homes To Be More Like The Old Ones
Many Nashvillians are fed up with residential development that’s out of character with neighborhoods. Metro Council members are well aware of this. On Tuesday night, Metro Council will take up two measures aimed at these concerns.
Uber’s Way Of Finding New Nashville Users: First Ice Cream, Now Movers
Smartphone-based car service Uber has been on an experimental kick.
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