Paseo South Gulch

Paseo South Gulch is SomeraRoad's more than $1 billion, phased mixed-use district at 620 8th Avenue South, where Nashville's Gulch meets Pie Town, a 30-story tower with 824 residences and 180 hotel keys that broke ground in February 2022, with full build-out in 2028. Financed with $253M from Bank OZK in March 2025.

One- to four-bedroom residences. 10 penthouses, the largest 5,993 square feet. Shaped by ESa and Manuel Zeitlin Architects, the master plan pairs new towers with the adaptive reuse of two historic structures: the Bill Voorhees Company Building, updated with new systems and a glass rooftop addition, and the former Downtown Antique Mall, reborn as retail. Prima, the first tower, rises 16 stories with 278 apartments, 18,000 square feet of Class A office space and ground-floor retail. Its neighbor, the 30-story Pendry Nashville, brings a 180-key luxury hotel and 146 branded Pendry Residences with restaurants and a pool deck. A future phase is planned as either a Class A office building or another residential tower of more than 400 apartments. Pedestrian paseos, terraces and courtyards tie the district together, anchored by tenants including Nashville's first Equinox, The Catbird Seat, The Patterson House and Carter Vintage Guitars.