Downtown Nashville has experienced significant growth in recent years, with over 70,000 employees and more than 11,000 residents projected by the end of 2018. Several new office buildings have been completed or announced, while others are under construction. The hotel industry has also expanded, with over 7,000 rooms now downtown and more in development. Residential and retail options are growing to complement the increasing population, supported by amenities and infrastructure like shuttles and bike sharing. The annual report highlights Nashville's downtown revitalization and its importance to the local economy.

2. To make downtown Nashville the compelling urban center
in the Southeast in which to
LIVE, WORK, PLAY and INVEST

3. 2018 Nashville Downtown Partnership
Annual Report
nashvilledowntown.com/annualreport

5. Downtown boundaries
Jefferson St. on the north
Inside the
Interstate loop

7. Over 70,000 downtown employees
Downtown Employee Appreciation Week
Downtown Employee Appreciation Week
Downtown Employee
Appreciation Week
2018

9. Office space recently finished:
• 615 3rd Avenue South
• 222
• Bridgestone
• LifeWay
Office space announced:
• One KVB
• Three Thirty Three
• Peabody Union
• Asurion HQ
• 1000 Church Street
• 1001 Church Street
• 201 10th Avenue North
Office space under
construction:
• Gulch Union
• 501 Commerce
• Capitol View
• Peabody Plaza
• 1200 Broadway

11. In 2012, downtown had
3,290 hotel rooms.
Now there are
7,017 rooms.

13. More hotels
3,147 hotel rooms currently under construction
3,166 more rooms planned

15. • Residential units: 7,622
• More than 11,000
residents projected by
end of 2018
Residential Options

17. • Residential units under
construction: 1,664
• More than 13,000
residents by end of 2020
• An additional 2,756 in
planning stages
More places to live

19. Downtown retail strategy
Implementing merchandising mix plan
along active streets
Over 107 downtown shopping options
(compared to 36 in 2003)

20. Downtown dining
281 dining options … several garner national
attention

22. Downtown Amenities
31 coffee shops
12 massage therapy
6 bakeries
12 barbers, salons, nails
12 fitness/dance studios
8 ice cream shops
3 post offices
4 dentists
2 urban grocery stores
2 pharmacies
1 urgent care center
1 optometrist

23. Cleaning 7 days a week

25. Ambassadors on Segways 7 days a week

26. Social Media
• Twitter followers: 175,366
• Facebook likes: 72,164
• Instagram followers: 26,540
• Downtown Details subscribers: 26,540+

27. 2018 Nashville Downtown Partnership
Annual Report
nashvilledowntown.com/annualreport

29. Park-and-ride shuttles for employees
Taking the weekday stress off
downtown parking inventory
4,000 daily parkers
BEEP: Best Ever Event Parking
Free parking for Bridgestone Arena
events
FREE parking at Nissan Stadium

30. Hanging flower baskets from May to October

32. 36
stations
268 bikes

41. Fifth + Broadway
Spectrum | Emery and OliverMcMillan

42. Capitol View Development: North Gulch

44. 12th & Broadway

45. Three-tower project at
12th & Demonbreun

47. Nashville Yards

48. Downtown Nashville:
an economic engine
Downtown generates 8.8% of
property taxes
and 25.5% of retail sales
in Davidson County.

54. 2018 Nashville Downtown Partnership
Annual Report
nashvilledowntown.com/annualreport