Nashville, Tennessee
Metro Nashville publishes the owner, mailing address, appraised value and latest recorded sale price of every parcel in Davidson County as free, daily-updated open data, because Tennessee taxes each conveyance at $3.70 per $1,000 of consideration, but many towers sit in single-purpose LLCs, under Industrial Development Board title or in condominium regimes.
8 buildings · 8 with an owner established · 30 sources · 5 tier B · 3 tier A · prepared 2026-10-13
Can you find out who owns it?
Tennessee records title by deed with the county Register of Deeds, and the county Assessor of Property keeps the roll. In Nashville both are run for the consolidated Metropolitan Government of Nashville & Davidson County. Metro's Planning Department publishes the Assessor's roll as a parcel map service and an open dataset, updated daily and free without an account. It gives the owner, mailing address, the deed that made them owner, the latest sale price and the appraised value. Prices are on the record because the state taxes each conveyance at $3.70 per $1,000 when the deed is recorded. Searching the deeds themselves online costs $50 a month. Metro's open-data order grants no licence, only 'informational' use, so facts are quoted here and rows are not republished. The six satellite cities inside the county (Belle Meade, Berry Hill, Forest Hills, Goodlettsville, Oak Hill, Ridgetop) are outside Metro and excluded.
Is ownership public?An open dataset names the owner
Cost of one title searchOwner of record free (Metro parcel layer and the Assessor's property search, no account). Register of Deeds online records by subscription: $50/month single user, $25/month each additional; copies $0.50/page ($1 certified)
Bulk ownership dataMetro Nashville Open Data 'Parcels' (updated daily) and the Planning Department's Cadastral/Parcels ArcGIS service: owner, mailing address, owner instrument, latest sale price and appraised values, no account; use governed by Executive Order 018
Sale pricesEvery sale, with its address
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The marquee buildings
The towers that set the tone of the core, and who holds them. A price is the price a document states, on the date it states — not an estimate of what the building is worth now.
| Building | Use | Owner | Owner type | Last price paid |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| AT&T Building ('Batman Building') 333 Commerce Street, Nashville |
Office | Prefco Fourteen Limited Partnership (MetLife) The roll names PREFCO FOURTEEN LIMITED PARTNERSHIP, mailing address '3500 Lenox Rd Ste 1800 C/O MetLife Real…', Atlanta, as owner of the 2.69-acre parcel, appraised at $157,710,000 ($93.7M land). MetLife's 2019 Exhibit 21 lists Prefco Fourteen Limited Partnership (CT) and Prefco XIV Holdings LLC as subsidiaries. The roll's owning deed is dated 3 Jan 2020 and carries a $28.5M sale price; what that deed conveyed (the whole fee or an interest) was not read, so no acquisition price is given. AT&T's BellSouth Telecommunications holds the adjoining 185 2nd Ave N parcel. |
Public company | —B |
| Four Seasons Hotel and Private Residences Nashville 100 Demonbreun Street (hotel unit); 160 2nd Avenue South (residences) |
Hotel | GD SB Nashville LLC (hotel unit only) The roll names GD SB NASHVILLE LLC (Denver) as owner of 'Unit Hotel 151 First Avenue Master Condominium', appraised at $149.1M. REBusiness (Nov 2022) reports $172M acquisition financing for the 235-room, 40-storey hotel to a joint venture of GD Holdings, Stonebridge Development and Copford Capital, from sellers Congress Group and AECOM Capital, and that the 143 condominiums were not part of the sale. The 144 residential unit records at 160 2nd Ave S are owned unit by unit and are not named here. GD-SB Manager LLC bought the garage unit for $9.0M in Feb 2025. |
Private company | $165,000,000 2022-10-28 Deed DB-20221102 0118460 for the hotel unit of the 151 First Avenue Master Condominium; sale price on the Metro roll. B |
| Fifth + Broadway (office tower and retail) 501 Commerce Street and 500 Broadway, Nashville |
Mixed use | NW 5+B Office and Retail LLC The roll names NW 5+B OFFICE AND RETAIL LLC (P.O. box, Atlanta) as owner of the office unit (501 Commerce St, $252.8M) and the retail unit (500 Broadway, $165.9M). It is the largest recorded price on the roll. NW 5+B Multifamily LLC took the 600 Broadway unit ($187.8M) the same day by a $0 quitclaim. AllianceBernstein's lease summary for 501 Commerce names the landlord as 'NW 5+B Office and Retail LLC, successor-in-interest to OliverMcMillan Spectrum Emery, LLC', with AB on floors 17-24 (218,976 RSF). No filing opened names the LLC's members. |
Private company | $715,000,000 2022-11-17 Deed DB-20221122 0123815, coded as covering more than one parcel (the office and retail units); sale price on the Metro roll. A |
| Nashville Yards (office towers, hotel and blocks) 101 and 201 Platform Way N, 21 Platform Way S, 1000 Broadway, Nashville |
Mixed use | Southwest Value Partners (SWVP-named single-purpose LLCs) The roll names 12 SWVP entities on 21 parcels, appraised at $1.27B, all at 12770 El Camino Real Ste 200, San Diego: SWVP-NY P4/5 Tower One LLC ($153.2M) and Tower Two LLC ($163.8M), SWVP-NY T3A LLC ($196.6M; a $53.9M 2021 deed), SWVP Nashville Hotel LLC (1000 Broadway, a hotel parcel, $271.7M; a $6.0M 2018 deed), and SWVP-AEG and SWVP-SLR units. Southwest Value Partners Fund 24 LP gives the same address on its SEC Form D. Most transfers into the condominium units are quitclaims at $0, so no price for the towers exists on the roll. |
Private equity | —B |
| Pinnacle at Symphony Place 150 3rd Avenue South, Nashville |
Office | Highwoods Properties (building; no land carried) Highwoods' FY2025 Schedule III lists 'Symphony Place' (Nashville, built 2010): $83.7M encumbrance, no land cost, $144.0M gross building. The roll's parcel at 150 3rd Ave S is 'Lot 1 2nd and Dem, LLC Consolidation', still in 2ND & DEM, LLC from a 2007 quitclaim, with $0 appraisal. Highwoods' own Nashville parcels on the roll do not include it. How Highwoods holds the building over land it does not carry was not established from the documents read. |
REIT | —B |
| Oracle campus site (River North, East Bank) 700-800 Cowan Street and Cowan Court, Nashville |
Land | Campus Operations, LLC (Oracle) The roll names CAMPUS OPERATIONS, LLC, mailing address 500 Oracle Pkwy, Redwood City, as owner of 18 parcels covering 73.7 acres, appraised at $246.5M, almost all land. All 18 came to it by one quitclaim of 18 May 2026 (QC-20260522 0046909) at $0, so the roll gives no price; the earlier owner is not in the open file. Oracle America Inc holds the adjoining 701 Cowan St (0.46 acre), bought for $1,748,000 in June 2021. No Oracle filing opened names Campus Operations, LLC, so the Oracle link rests on the shared address. |
Public company | —B |
| Nissan Stadium and the new enclosed stadium site 1 Titans Way, Nashville |
Civic | Metropolitan Government of Nashville & Davidson County The roll names METRO GOV'T as owner of 1 Titans Way ('Lot 8 Tennessee NFL Stadium Phase 2', 29.95 acres, land only $48.9M), one of 14 East Bank parcels (95.3 acres, $268.4M) conveyed to Metro by a single $0 quitclaim of 25 Aug 2023. Metro's Oct 2022 release sets the new $2.1B stadium's funding: $840M from the Titans, NFL and seat licences, $500M state, $760M Metro Sports Authority revenue bonds, and says 'Metro will own the stadium when the lease expires'. The team's partnership, Tennessee Football, L.P., owns its 460 Great Circle Rd training site ($60M). |
Government | —A |
| Bridgestone Arena 501 Broadway, Nashville |
Civic | Sports Authority of the Metropolitan Government The roll names METRO GOV'T SP SPORTS AUTHORITY as owner of 'Lot 1 Nashville Arena Phase 1', 7.49 acres, appraised at $293.6M, all of it carried as land. The owning instrument is a 1996 quitclaim with $2.1M recorded against it. Naming rights and the arena's operation are not ownership, and no document read here sets out the operating arrangement. |
Government | —A |
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The core land
The most valuable ground in the city, and what the public record says about it.
Nashville is a consolidated city-county: Metro's tax districts (the Urban and General Services Districts and the business improvement districts) cover all of Davidson County except six satellite cities, which are excluded here. The most valuable parcels are public: the Music City Center, Vanderbilt's campus and the arena. The most valuable private parcel is Ryman's Gaylord Opryland. Figures are appraised values (the Assessor's market value; Tennessee taxes commercial property on 40% and homes on 25% of it) from the Metro parcel service read 13 Oct 2026, summed by this research.
Highest-appraised parcel$1,052,685,500
Music City Center, 600 Korean Veterans Blvd, Convention Center Authority of Metro (land $387.8M on 11.87 acres). Next: Vanderbilt's main campus parcel, $977.4M. Metro parcel service, 13 Oct 2026.
Highest-appraised private parcel$875,949,700
Gaylord Opryland, 2800 Opryland Dr, RHP Hotels, LLC (Ryman Hospitality), 171.8 acres. Metro parcel service, 13 Oct 2026.
All Metro parcels$233.99 billion
274,292 parcel records (including 54,359 residential condominium units), of which land is $89.69B. Excluded satellite cities: Belle Meade $4.60B, Forest Hills $4.63B, Oak Hill $4.16B, Goodlettsville (Davidson part) $2.50B, Berry Hill $1.69B. Metro parcel service, 13 Oct 2026.
Largest recorded sale price$715,000,000
Fifth + Broadway office and retail units, to NW 5+B Office and Retail LLC, 17 Nov 2022. Largest since 2025: 827 19th Ave S, $146.5M (26 Jun 2026, to Moore REIT Property, LP). Metro parcel service.
Distressed sale: 100 Belle Valley Dr (apartments)$41,040,000
Trustee-coded instrument (TR-20240513 0034933), 13 May 2024, to 100 Belle Valley Apartments, LLC; the Assessor's commercial sales list for July 2022 records $64,000,000 for the same parcel. A 36% fall in under two years. Also TR-coded: 1818 Church St, $24.1M, Dec 2025, to AI NPL REO 10, LLC.
State tax on conveyances$3.70 per $1,000
Davidson County Register of Deeds fee page (also $1.15 per $1,000 on mortgages, first $2,000 exempt; deeds $5 a page, $10 minimum, plus $2).
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Who owns the town
At this scale the significant owner is rarely a trust or a fund: it is one or two local holding companies, a family in its second or third generation, and often the land around the town rather than the buildings in it.
The largest holders in Nashville are public. Metro Government titles its parks, schools, water system and the Nashville Electric Service property in its own name with a department code (for example METRO GOV'T P for parks, S for schools, NE for the Power Board), so Metro Nashville Public Schools and NES are parts of the Metro holding rather than separate owners. The airport authority, the State, Vanderbilt and the housing agency MDHA follow. Federal reservoir land (Percy Priest, Old Hickory) appears in the parcel layer without an owner name and is not counted. Acres are the roll's deeded or platted acreage; where the two acreage fields disagree, the smaller is used. Counts are countywide, including the satellite cities.
| Name | Type | Metro roll, Oct 2026 |
|---|---|---|
| Metropolitan Government of Nashville & Davidson County Includes parks (322 parcels, about 9,710 acres, among them Percy Warner, Beaman, Bells Bend and Shelby), schools (178 parcels, about 2,210 acres, $0.62B: the land of Metro Nashville Public Schools), Water & Sewer (594 parcels, about 900 acres), the Power Board/NES (186 parcels, about 375 acres, $0.37B), the Convention Center Authority (Music City Center, $1.05B) and the Sports Authority (the arena, $293.6M). |
Government | 1,869 parcels, about 19,080 acres, $5.31BA |
| Metropolitan Nashville Airport Authority Recorded as 'Metropolitan' and 'Metro' Nashville Airport Authority. The terminal parcel at 1 Terminal Dr is 2,110.6 acres ($125.2M); John C. Tune Airport is 301 acres. |
Government | 405 parcels, about 4,880 acres, $0.41BA |
| State of Tennessee Under many names (State of Tenn Prison, Real Property Management Division, TSU, Radnor Lake, the Ellington Agricultural Center, the Veterans Cemetery). The Capitol-area offices at 310 Rosa L Parks Ave ($160.8M) and 600 Dr MLK Jr Blvd ($131.4M) are the most valuable. |
Government | 244 parcels, about 7,310 acres, $1.33BA |
| Vanderbilt University The main campus parcel at 2415 Vanderbilt Pl is 131.9 acres, $977.4M, second only to the Music City Center. Held under several spellings ('Vanderbilt University (The)', 'Vanderbilt University, The'). |
Institution | 108 parcels, about 373 acres, $3.90BA |
| Metropolitan Development and Housing Agency (MDHA) Recorded as MDHA, M D H A and named estates (e.g. James A. Cayce Homes). Holds public housing and redevelopment land, including 2 Titans Way next to the stadium and 33 Peabody St ($88.1M). |
Government | 649 parcels, about 1,010 acres, $2.86BA |
| Ryman Hospitality Properties (RHP Hotels, LLC and affiliates) Gaylord Opryland (171.8 acres), the adjacent 2825 Opryland Dr (32.7 acres) and RHP Corporate Properties' 1 Gaylord Dr (25.2 acres). |
REIT | 4 parcels, about 234 acres, $0.93BA |
| Oracle (Campus Operations, LLC and Oracle America Inc) The East Bank campus site on Cowan St, Cowan Ct, Waterside Dr and Marine Dr, held since a May 2026 quitclaim by Campus Operations, LLC at Oracle's 500 Oracle Pkwy address, plus Oracle America Inc's 701 Cowan St. The Oracle link for Campus Operations rests on that address. |
Public company | 19 parcels, about 74 acres, $248.3MB |
| Tennessee Valley Authority Including 704 Lebanon Pike (18.8 acres, $10.3M) and 8200 Coley Davis Rd (122.3 acres). TVA sells power wholesale; the local distributor NES is a Metro board and its property is titled to Metro (see above). |
Government | 6 parcels, about 186 acresA |
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Who builds the houses
New-home building in this market: the volume, and the firms behind it. Ownership of a builder matters as much as its volume — a private-equity platform and a family firm behave differently.
Nashville's new homes are split between apartments, mostly built by merchant developers in single-purpose LLCs, and houses and townhomes built by a large local private builder and the national public builders. Davidson County permitted 5,632 units in 2025: 2,739 single-family and 2,876 in 5+-unit buildings. That is down from 6,880 in 2024, when 4,138 units were in 5+-unit buildings (Census county files; they include the satellite cities). Much of the region's single-family building happens in neighbouring Rutherford, Williamson, Wilson and Sumner counties, which this record does not cover. No Nashville builder league table is published, so the figures are parcels held in each builder's own name on the Metro roll (Oct 2026). Most carry no improvement value: they are lots and homes under construction.
| Name | Type | Parcels in own name, Metro roll (Oct 2026) |
|---|---|---|
| Regent Homes, LLC 259 carry no improvement value; $51.8M appraised. The largest builder holding on the roll, under three spellings. No filing gives its volume; the roll states only the company name. |
Private company | 407 parcelsA |
| Meritage Homes (Meritage Homes of Tennessee, Inc.) Held under four spellings; 158 carry no improvement value, $22.5M appraised. Meritage's Exhibit 21 lists Meritage Homes of Tennessee, Inc. (Arizona). |
Public company | 177 parcelsA |
| Century Communities (Century Communities of Tennessee, LLC) 97 carry no improvement value, $12.0M appraised. Century's Exhibit 21.1 lists Century Communities of Tennessee, LLC (Delaware). |
Public company | 104 parcelsA |
| Lennar (Lennar Homes of Tennessee, LLC) 88 carry no improvement value, $15.3M appraised. Lennar's Exhibit 22.1 lists Lennar Homes of Tennessee, LLC. |
Public company | 98 parcelsA |
| PulteGroup (Pulte Homes Tennessee Limited Partnership) 79 carry no improvement value, $15.3M appraised. PulteGroup's Exhibit 21 lists Pulte Homes Tennessee Limited Partnership (Nevada). |
Public company | 92 parcelsA |
| Beazer Homes (Beazer Homes, LLC) 65 carry no improvement value, $10.3M appraised. Beazer's fiscal-2021 Exhibit 21 lists Beazer Homes, LLC (Delaware). Also on the roll: Drees Premier Homes (61), NVR (42 in Metro, 14 more in satellite cities), Toll Southeast LP Company (50) and M/I Homes of Nashville (36; M/I Exhibit 21). |
Public company | 73 parcelsA |
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Commercial landlords
The commercial side, counted separately from housing: who holds the office, retail and industrial floor area.
Nashville's largest commercial landlords by filing are an office REIT, a mall REIT, a hotel REIT headquartered in the city, and apartment REITs. Downtown's newest towers are held by private funds in single-purpose LLCs (Southwest Value Partners, the Fifth + Broadway owner, Blackstone's SREIT 222 Second Ave LLC, which paid $264.1M in 2020). Several office towers stand on Industrial Development Board title under payment-in-lieu-of-tax arrangements, so the roll names 'IDB' rather than the investor. Figures are each owner's 10-K; REIT 'Nashville' markets include suburbs outside Metro (Brentwood, Franklin).
| Name | Type | Nashville holding |
|---|---|---|
| Highwoods Properties FY2025 10-K: Nashville is Highwoods' largest market, 18.7% of annualized GAAP rent, 81.8% occupied, $1.21B of segment assets. Schedule III lists Asurion (1101 Church St, roll $195.0M), Bridgestone Tower (200 4th Ave S, held on the roll by the IDB), Symphony Place, Seven Springs, the MARS Campus and Gulch land (1100 Broadway, Ovation, Broadway Stem). On the roll, Highwoods entities hold 19 parcels, $460.4M. |
REIT | 5,105,000 sq ft office (31 Dec 2025, Nashville market)A |
| Simon Property Group FY2025 10-K: Opry Mills, Fee, 100.0%, acquired 2007, 1,119,934 sq ft; The Mall at Green Hills, 'Fee and Ground Lease (2105)', 100.0%, acquired 2020, 1,057,531 sq ft. On the roll: Opry Mills Operating Company, L.L.C. (433 Opry Mills Dr, $471.4M) and Green Hills Mall TRG LLC (2126 Abbott Martin Rd, $394.4M; $390M deed price in Dec 2011, when Taubman owned it). |
REIT | 2,177,465 sq ft (Opry Mills and The Mall at Green Hills)A |
| Ryman Hospitality Properties FY2025 10-K: Gaylord Opryland Resort & Convention Center, owned, 2,888 rooms and 640,000 sq ft of exhibit and meeting space on 'approximately 172 acres'. The roll's 2800 Opryland Dr parcel (RHP Hotels, LLC, 171.8 acres, $875.9M) is the most valuable private parcel in Metro; RHP entities hold 4 parcels, $0.93B. Ryman's Exhibit 22 lists RHP Hotels, LLC. |
REIT | 2,888 hotel rooms, about 172 acres (Gaylord Opryland)A |
| Mid-America Apartment Communities (MAA) FY2025 10-K: 95.6% average physical occupancy, $1,669 average effective rent. Schedule III includes MAA Acklen, Indian Lake, Kennesaw Farms, Brentwood and Charlotte Ave. The market figure covers the metro. |
REIT | 12 communities, 4,375 units (Nashville market)A |
| Camden Property Trust FY2025 10-K: 93.9% occupied; Camden bought a 435-home Nashville community (Camden West Nashville) in Feb 2025. On the roll: Camden Music Row, LLC ($157.9M deed price, June 2021) and Camden Gulch, LLC ($88.6M deed price, Aug 2026). |
REIT | 3 communities, 1,193 apartment homes (Nashville)A |
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Looked for and not found
Claims this page would have made if a source could be opened. They are left out rather than guessed.
- Who stands behind the single-purpose owners: NW 5+B Office and Retail LLC and NW 5+B Multifamily LLC (Fifth + Broadway), GD SB Nashville LLC beyond the press report's three joint-venture partners, and the SWVP entities beyond a shared address with a Southwest Value Partners Form D. Prefco Fourteen's MetLife link rests on a 2019 Exhibit 21 and the roll's 'c/o MetLife' mailing address.
- What the 3 Jan 2020 deed into Prefco Fourteen conveyed. The roll gives $28.5M for a parcel appraised at $157.7M; the deed itself was not read (Register of Deeds images need a $50/month subscription).
- How Highwoods holds Pinnacle at Symphony Place. Its Schedule III carries the building with no land, while the roll still shows the site in 2ND & DEM, LLC at $0. A ground lease or payment-in-lieu-of-tax title is plausible but no document read says so.
- The earlier owner and any price for the Oracle site. All 18 Campus Operations parcels arrived by one $0 quitclaim in May 2026; the open file keeps only the latest owner, not the chain.
- The 2023 quitclaim of the 14 stadium-campus parcels to Metro: its grantor is not in the open file. Whether the new stadium's improvements will be titled to the Sports Authority or the team during the lease is not stated in the 2022 release beyond 'Metro will own the stadium when the lease expires'.
- Instrument prefixes (DB, QC, TR, MA, SA, DC…) and sale codes are not defined in the Parcels metadata. 'TR' is read here as a trustee's deed because lender-named buyers (Lafayette & Patterson Lender LLC, AI NPL REO 10 LLC) take title under it; that reading is an inference.
- Builder figures are parcels held in each builder's own name, not closings, and cover Davidson County only. Large builders active in the surrounding counties (D.R. Horton holds only 5 Metro parcels) are under-represented, and lots held by land bankers are not counted.
- Condominium high-rises (54,359 residential condominium unit records in Metro, e.g. the Four Seasons residences) are owned unit by unit by private individuals and are not named; any such tower would carry owner null (not-disclosable).
- The Assessor's website lets qualifying owners have their name shown as 'UNLISTED'; that redaction applies to the Assessor's site only, and the Metro parcel layer was not checked for it.
- Nareit and CoStar-type landlord rankings remain paywalled or blocked (national pack gaps), so the commercial list is built from 10-K filings and the Metro roll.
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Sources
- Parcels (Cadastral/Parcels MapServer, layer 0 'Ownership Parcels'): owner, mailing address, owner instrument and date, latest sale price, land use, acreage, land/improvement/total appraised value and tax district for 287,317 parcel records; full attribute read 13 Oct 2026 — Metropolitan Government of Nashville & Davidson County, Planning Department / Assessor of Property · openA
- Open Data portal: 'Parcels' dataset (Parcels_view FeatureServer), 'This dataset is updated daily'; licence field points to Executive Order 018 — Metro Nashville Open Data (data.nashville.gov) · openA
- Executive Order No. 018 (Mayor Freddie O'Connell), Open Data policy, s. IX Secondary Use — Metropolitan Clerk, Metro Nashville · openA
- Parcels Metadata (Version 2.0, last updated 16 Oct 2023): data dictionary ('Owner: Current owner of the parcel'; 'Sale Price: Latest Sale price for the parcel'; 'Owner Instrument: Recorded instrument establishing ownership'; update frequency daily). Served via a signed redirect from nashville.maps.arcgis.com to www.arcgis.com — Metro Nashville Planning Department · openA
- Information for Public Access: Property Record Cards for 'approximately 236,000' parcels list owner names and addresses, values and 'Transfer Data, including Sales History (Amounts, Dates, Deed Volume, Page Numbers)' — Assessor of Property, Metropolitan Nashville & Davidson County · openA
- Redaction Request: qualifying owners may have their name shown as 'UNLISTED' on the Assessor's website only; it 'does not remove or change the ownership listing from other ... departments' nor prevent an open-records response — Assessor of Property, Metropolitan Nashville & Davidson County · openA
- Recent Property Sales: quarterly PDF/XLSX sales lists by zone and a Commercial list; 'These reports should not be considered a complete listing of sales' — Assessor of Property, Metropolitan Nashville & Davidson County · openA
- Register of Deeds Filing Fees: deeds '$5 Per Page $10 Minimum Charge + $2 data processing'; 'State Tax Conveyance: $3.70 per $1000'; mortgage $1.15 per $1,000 (first $2,000 exempt); fees 'mandated by Tennessee Code Annotated §8-21-1001' (page last updated 27 Aug 2021) — Davidson County Register of Deeds (Metro Nashville) · openA
- Register of Deeds Internet Services: records online 'by subscription', '$50 per month for a single user and $25 per month for each additional user' via davidsonportal.com; index from 1 Jul 1964, images from 1784 — Davidson County Register of Deeds (Metro Nashville) · openA
- Highwoods Properties, Form 10-K for 2025 (Schedule III: Symphony Place, Bridgestone Tower, Asurion, Seven Springs, MARS Campus, Ovation land and others in Nashville) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- MetLife, Inc. Form 10-K for 2019, Exhibit 21.1 subsidiaries (lists '300. PREFCO FOURTEEN LIMITED PARTNERSHIP (CT)' and '303. PREFCO XIV HOLDINGS LLC (CT)') — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- AllianceBernstein L.P., Form 10-K for 2025, Exhibit 10.05: 501 Commerce Street lease summary ('Landlord: NW 5+B Office and Retail LLC, successor-in-interest to OliverMcMillan Spectrum Emery, LLC'; floors 17-24, 218,976 RSF) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- EDGAR full-text search API — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- Mayor's Office news release, 'New Stadium Proposal Relieves Taxpayer Burden by at Least $1.75 Billion' (17 Oct 2022): $840M from the Titans, NFL and PSL sales, $500M state, $760M Metro Sports Authority revenue bonds; 'Metro will own the stadium when the lease expires' — Metropolitan Government of Nashville & Davidson County · openA
- 'JLL Arranges $172M Acquisition Loan for Four Seasons Hotel Nashville' (10 Nov 2022): borrower 'a joint venture between GD Holdings, Stonebridge Development Co. and Copford Capital Management LLC'; sellers Congress Group and AECOM Capital; 235 rooms; '143 condominiums that were not part of the sale' — REBusiness Online (France Media) · openA
- Form D, Southwest Value Partners Fund 24 LP (issuer and general partner SWVP Fund 24 GP LLC at 12770 El Camino Real, Suite 200, San Diego) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- Commercial sales list, July 2022 (row: parcel 114 00 0 167.00, 100 Belle Valley Dr, sale price $64,000,000, legal reference 20220808-0090081) — Assessor of Property, Metropolitan Nashville & Davidson County · openA
- Building Permits Survey, annual county file 2025, row FIPS 47/037 Davidson County — U.S. Census Bureau · openA
- Building Permits Survey, annual county file 2024, row FIPS 47/037 Davidson County — U.S. Census Bureau · openA
- Meritage Homes Corporation, Exhibit 21 (lists 'Meritage Homes of Tennessee, Inc.', Arizona) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- Century Communities, Inc., Exhibit 21.1 (lists 'Century Communities of Tennessee, LLC', Delaware) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- Lennar Corporation, Exhibit 22.1 (lists 'Lennar Homes of Tennessee, LLC', DE) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- PulteGroup, Inc., Exhibit 21 (lists 'Pulte Homes Tennessee Limited Partnership', Nevada) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- Beazer Homes USA, Exhibit 21 for fiscal 2021 (lists 'Beazer Homes, LLC', Delaware) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- M/I Homes, Inc., Exhibit 21 (lists 'M/I Homes of Nashville, LLC') — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- Simon Property Group, Form 10-K for 2025 (property table: Opry Mills, Nashville, Fee, 100.0%, acquired 2007, 1,119,934 sq ft; The Mall at Green Hills, Nashville, 'Fee and Ground Lease (2105)', 100.0%, acquired 2020, 1,057,531 sq ft) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- Ryman Hospitality Properties, Form 10-K for 2025 (Gaylord Opryland Resort & Convention Center: 2,888 rooms, 640,000 sq ft of exhibit and meeting space, 'approximately 172 acres', owned) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- Ryman Hospitality Properties, Exhibit 22, List of Parent and Subsidiary Guarantors as of 26 Feb 2021 (lists 'RHP Hotels, LLC', Delaware) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- Mid-America Apartment Communities, Form 10-K for 2025 (Nashville, TN: 12 communities, 4,375 units; Schedule III) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- Camden Property Trust, Form 10-K for 2025 (Nashville, Tennessee: 3 communities, 1,193 apartment homes; 435-home Nashville community acquired Feb 2025) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA