Avison Young in Nashville
The Nashville market has changed dramatically in the past decade. Cranes are a common addition to the skyline both downtown and in the suburbs. As the state capital of Tennessee, Nashville has a current population of 1.9 million that is expected to increase by one million in the next 20 years. One of the most popular destinations for vacations and relocations, Nashville is quickly becoming more than just the country music capital.
Avison Young's Nashville office has more than 60 professionals specializing in office, industrial, and retail brokerage, property management, valuation services, project management, capital markets and acquisition financing. With intimate knowledge of the Tennessee market, the Avison Young Nashville office is widely recognized as a prestigious, best-in-class, commercial real estate services firm with an outstanding reputation for superior service, performance, execution and delivery.
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Nashville Industrial Market Report (Q1 2020)
April 3, 2020While Nashville business and residents rebuild from a powerful tornado that touched down in Middle Tennessee, they must also brace for what economists are predicting will be an upcoming global recession due to the financial headwind effects that widespread closures in response to COVID-19 are creating throughout the nation and globe. -
Nashville Office Market Report (Q1 2020)
April 3, 2020While Nashville business and residents rebuild from a powerful tornado that touched down in Middle Tennessee, they must also brace for what economists are predicting will be an upcoming global recession due to the financial headwind effects that widespread closures in response to COVID-19 are creating throughout the nation and globe. -
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Key Real Estate Implications of COVID-19
March 31, 2020Real estate is often described as “the economy in a box,” -- anything which affects the overall rate of economic growth will impact the real estate market from occupational and investment perspectives. The likely market impact varies distinctly across some sectors, and there is a distinction between the expected short-term effects and potential longer-term implications. -
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Key Economic Implications of COVID-19
March 31, 2020The COVID-19 pandemic is resulting in very real human and social impacts. The likely economic impacts of the outbreak fall into four main categories. -
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Executive Summary: COVID-19 Impacts on Real Estate
March 30, 2020Since late February, the COVID-19 disease caused by the SARS-COV-2 coronavirus has emerged as a humanitarian issue of global significance, with hundreds of thousands of people and their communities affected. The World Health Organisation (WHO) now regards the outbreak as a global pandemic and the situation continues to evolve rapidly, as businesses and governments accelerate their responses to the crisis. -
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COVID - 19: Impacts on Real Estate
March 11, 2020During the last week, the COVID-19 disease caused by the SARS-COV-2 coronavirus has emerged as a humanitarian issue of global significance, with hundreds of people and their communities affected. As the situation continues to evolve, businesses and governments are responding to the threat, with increased likelihood of material economic impact reflected in significant capital markets adjustments.
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- 1st and Main
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- 1406 5th Avenue North
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- 480 Duke Drive
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- Nashville Warehouse Co.
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