Century Farms is a 300+ acre, mixed-use, master-planned development of great local and regional impact, located along Interstate 24 in Southeast Davidson County.
The development, which will feature a wide variety of major retail, office, multifamily and entertainment uses, has achieved zoning for more than 30,000,000 square feet of space and will be centered around a new, full-access Hickory Hollow Parkway (Exit 60) interchange. Construction has already begun on the interchange, which will soon provide easy access to both sides of I-24.
The development's first tenant, Community Health Systems (CHS), recently opened a 6-story, 240,000 square foot office building on-site, which currently houses approximately 2,000 employees.
Centrally located in the heart of Nashville's fastest growing corridor, just 10 miles Southeast of Downtown, and extremely accessible to a 4-county area, Century Farms is ideally suited for major office, retail and multifamily uses alike.
For more info, please fill out the form below or call us at 615-269-5444
The development, which will feature a wide variety of major retail, office, multifamily and entertainment uses, has achieved zoning for more than 30,000,000 square feet of space and will be centered around a new, full-access Hickory Hollow Parkway (Exit 60) interchange. Construction has already begun on the interchange, which will soon provide easy access to both sides of I-24.
The development's first tenant, Community Health Systems (CHS), recently opened a 6-story, 240,000 square foot office building on-site, which currently houses approximately 2,000 employees.
Centrally located in the heart of Nashville's fastest growing corridor, just 10 miles Southeast of Downtown, and extremely accessible to a 4-county area, Century Farms is ideally suited for major office, retail and multifamily uses alike.
For more info, please fill out the form below or call us at 615-269-5444
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'Seal of Approval': CHS Expansion Bolsters Antioch Developers
BY ADAM SICHKO / NASHVILLE BUSINESS JOURNAL
Posted: Thursday, May 14, 2015
Link: www.bizjournals.com/nashville
Bill Oldacre and Mark McDonald didn't need to be on stage Thursday in order to bask in the spotlight now shining brighter on the massive development they're pursuing in Antioch.
Oldacre and McDonald happily listened while Wayne Smith, CEO of Community Health Systems Inc. (NYSE: CYH), rattled off a half-dozen reasons why he decided to move 2,000 jobs (mostly new) to Antioch — after CHS had previously planned to locate those jobs in Cool Springs.
Oldacre and McDonald are the beneficiaries of the switch, as CHS will locate within a 300-acre development also intended to feature a range of retailers, office space, condos and apartments. By land mass, it's a project five times larger than Oldacre McDonald LLC's best-known local project: the Nashville West shopping center on Charlotte Pike.
"This is the spark that starts the bonfire," Oldacre told me. "We're starting with quality, and quantity. This is exactly what we had in mind, exactly the caliber of jobs that we were seeking."
Added McDonald: "It's like we've just been given the Good Housekeeping seal of approval. When a Fortune 200 company chooses to do this, it's an affirmation of what we've been saying."
Oldacre McDonald is teaming with Atlanta-based developer TPA Group on the Antioch project. They've received a zoning change that allows for millions and millions of square feet to be built.
BY ADAM SICHKO / NASHVILLE BUSINESS JOURNAL
Posted: Thursday, May 14, 2015
Link: www.bizjournals.com/nashville
Bill Oldacre and Mark McDonald didn't need to be on stage Thursday in order to bask in the spotlight now shining brighter on the massive development they're pursuing in Antioch.
Oldacre and McDonald happily listened while Wayne Smith, CEO of Community Health Systems Inc. (NYSE: CYH), rattled off a half-dozen reasons why he decided to move 2,000 jobs (mostly new) to Antioch — after CHS had previously planned to locate those jobs in Cool Springs.
Oldacre and McDonald are the beneficiaries of the switch, as CHS will locate within a 300-acre development also intended to feature a range of retailers, office space, condos and apartments. By land mass, it's a project five times larger than Oldacre McDonald LLC's best-known local project: the Nashville West shopping center on Charlotte Pike.
"This is the spark that starts the bonfire," Oldacre told me. "We're starting with quality, and quantity. This is exactly what we had in mind, exactly the caliber of jobs that we were seeking."
Added McDonald: "It's like we've just been given the Good Housekeeping seal of approval. When a Fortune 200 company chooses to do this, it's an affirmation of what we've been saying."
Oldacre McDonald is teaming with Atlanta-based developer TPA Group on the Antioch project. They've received a zoning change that allows for millions and millions of square feet to be built.
GRESHAM SMITH & PARTNERS | A rendering of the six-story, 240,000-square-foot office building that Community Health Systems Inc. plans to build in Antioch. About 2,000 jobs will be located there, most of them new to the region.