IPB Properties is set to begin construction this summer on the first phase of a new mixed-use development at 1401 Church Street in Nashville

IPB Properties is set to initiate the first phase of an ambitious mixed-use development at 1401 Church Street this summer, marking the beginning of a significant transformation in Nashville's urban landscape. The project will commence with a 26-story tower, converting the site of a former dairy plant..

This initial phase, covering an entire city block between 14th and 15th Avenues, will introduce 326 high-end rental residences complemented by 27,000 square feet of diverse amenities.

Amenities will include a multi-tier coworking space, a state-of-the-art fitness center overlooking a central plaza, an indoor/outdoor dog park, an elevated pool deck, and various community lounges.

Additionally, the development will feature over 14,000 square feet of ground-level retail space, curated by Ojas Partners to create vibrant community interactions and activate the central plaza and surrounding streets. The design includes a covered pedestrian passageway on Church Street and an access point to the plaza from 14th Avenue.

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IPB Properties, known for their award-winning REN tower in Seattle, aims to bring a similar blend of distinctive living spaces and locally inspired commercial areas to Nashville. David McCutcheon, Vice-President of IPB Properties, highlighted the success of their Seattle project and expressed confidence in redefining Nashville’s Midtown with this new development.

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Reflecting Nashville's unique character, the project, designed in collaboration with local firm HASTINGS Architecture, emphasizes outdoor communal spaces. As the area evolves from its industrial past into a lively urban neighborhood, this project will be among the first to reshape the skyline along 14th Avenue.

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Axiom Builders, the general contractor, is scheduled to complete the first phase by 2027. This development is part of a broader wave of construction transforming Nashville’s downtown, signaling a new era for the city.

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