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To make downtown Nashville the compelling urban

center in the Southeast in which to

LIVE, WORK, PLAY, and INVEST

Downtown boundaries

Jefferson St. on the north

Inside the

Interstate loop

$5.4 billion in public-private investments in

downtown Nashville 2000-2017

with $3.8 billion more planned

Downtown as an

ECONOMIC ENGINE0.5% of the land area in Davidson County,

Downtown generates 5.4% of all property taxes

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and 18.7% of all retail taxes in

Davidson County

New Class A Office Inventory

1201 Demonbreun 1100 Charlotte

100% leased

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New Class A Office Inventory

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Bridgestone Americas

100% leased222 Second Avenue

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New Class A

Office Inventory

LifeWay Headquarters

Capitol View

100% leased

Courtesy of BWSC, Tuck-Hinton

615 Third

Rutledge Hill

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57,000+ downtown employees

90% of employees say working

downtown is FUN!

Spectrum | Emery and OliverMcMillan mixed-use development

Fifth + Broadway

Capitol View

Hyatt Regency Nashville

Announced for 10th and Broadway

Strong demand for downtown hotel rooms

4,715 today

Two more hotels opening this fall

The Westin Nashville454 rooms

Thompson Hotel224 rooms

5,393 total hotel rooms by end of 2016

12 hotels under construction

14 hotels in active planning stage

Take a tour of past, current, and future downtown developments!

www.nashvilledowntown.com/invest/development-tour

Downtown development tour

Strong residential market

Re-sale units: 3-month supply

Rental occupancy 97%

• 2,679 residential units

under construction

• Additional condos

coming in 2017

at City Lights and 505

Building new

residential inventory

Over 10,200 downtown residents

Compared to 1,960 in 2006

Top 4 Reasons to Live Downtown

53% Urban experience

48.5% Central location

28.5% Arts/cultural events

27% Close to work

2016 Residential Survey

Rooftop Explosion

95,000 square feet

of new rooftop

retail concepts

added in past 2

years

Continuing trend

for new venues

Downtown Dining226 dining options

35 restaurants opened or announced this year!

New Restaurants and Retail

Downtown Amenities

• 23 coffee shops• 12 barbers, hair salons, nails• 10 fitness centers, dance studios• 7 healthcare and dental facilities• 2 grocery stores

First Saturday Art Crawl

10 Years Strong

Credit Pat Casey Daley

Cred

Credit Cassidy Conway

Credit Cassidy Conway

Credit The Arts Company

First Tennessee Park and Nashville Sounds

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Tennessee

Titans

at Nissan

Stadium

Nashville Predators at Bridgestone

Arena

Two award-winning venues

Ryman Auditorium and Bridgestone Arena

Ryman Auditorium is Pollstar’s

Theatre of the Year for

6th consecutive year

For 2015, Bridgestone Arena

ranked 5th in the U.S. and 12th

worldwide for ticket sales

900 – 1,110 live music and events

per month!

900 to 1,100 live music and events

downtown per month

Weekly newsletter,

Downtown Details,

reaches over

22,000 subscribers

every Wednesday

Highlights top

weekly events,

new business

openings and

more!

Follow Us!

Twitter: 149,168

Facebook: 63,530

Instagram: 28,550

Combination of

followers on all social

media accounts

DowntownNashville

@DwntwnNashville

@downtown_nashville

628 hanging flower baskets from May to October

Jan-Aug 2016

• 78,302 pounds trash

• 3,840 SF graffiti

• 265 block faces, 806

alleys power washed

Cleaning

7 days a week

Safety/Hospitality Ambassadors4,421 Segway miles YTD

Connecting to families and jobs:

Homeward Bound

• Connected 770 individuals with family, job

or service options since June 2008

• While in Nashville, those individuals

accounted for 6,118 arrests

Moving from Arrests to Apartments

56 clients with past history of 4,756

arrests received housing and

services in 5-year period

Housing first is key to change

• 8 clients with the highest

number of past arrests are now in housing

• 2,837 projected arrests

prevented by the program

FREE weekday

parking at

Nissan Stadium

Freeing up

downtown parking

Optional shuttle service

for downtown

employees

33

stations

250+ bikes

April 24, 2016 was the busiest day ever

with 803 checkouts!

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