XPLR.NASH Podcast

As we near the year’s end, these are good times to reflect on the past year and see what all has happened in 2021. Today we talk about the best moments of Nashville during this year.

Upper Broadway building is sold for the first time since 1999. A New Orleans developer begins designs on a hotel near Nashville Yards. Plus, we may finally begin seeing the beginning construction of the East Bank Boulevard.

One of the largest sports complexes in North America will be built right here in Middle Tennessee. A 30-acre site in Franklin was just bought by Nashville’s largest health company. Plus, an Atlanta firm purchases two properties in the downtown area.

A new study reveals the percentage of Nashville real estate purchases made by investors. A downtown Nashville factory is closing their doors giving way to valuable real estate. And speaking of valuable real estate, one of the largest land deals in Downtown Nashville just closed.

A downtown restaurant and Museum closed its doors this week. Just down the street, two music venues were named world class in their categories. Plus, will you make your last meal in 2021 your best one in Nashville? We’ll show you some ways to make it a reality.

A video is released of Cheatham County deputies caught in a tornado in Kingston Springs. Nine counties in Tennessee receive federal aid following the damage from the weekend tornadoes. And have you reserved your spot at Nashville’s New Year’s Eve bash?

Stats from the weekend’s tornado continue to blow in as Tennessee and other States begin recovery efforts. Plus, one of Nashville’s busiest days of the year is New Year’s Eve. We’ll bring you all of the New Year’s Eve happenings across the city.

Dozens of tornadoes hit the midwest and the south, including Kentucky and Middle Tennessee, we’ll bring you a comprehensive view of everything that happened over the weekend.

Storms and isolated tornadoes are possible tonight as we head into the weekend. Designs for a new Germantown Mixed use development are released for an area hard hit by last year’s tornado. Plus, another disaster that hit Nashville almost one year ago, has not led to a potential full restoration and redesign of one downtown area.

Metro Council Votes on Nashville’s $564 Million capital spending plan. 25 traffic calming locations have been identified by Nashville’s newest department. Plus, will the East Bank have ALL the amenities that you could hope for, or is there still more missing?