Downtown office market among region’s worst

5 Responses to “Downtown office market among region’s worst”

1. GID writes
   July 29th, 2009 7:26 am

   But, per Granpa, Nashville needs another downtown in MTC

2. Ron writes
   July 29th, 2009 11:48 am

   GID, you can run but you can not hide.

   This emphasises that downtown Nashville is a “tourist” destination. It has been and will continue to be just that. The MCC will prove more so that fact.
   The downtown neighborhoods are great ideas and I hope they are a success. The neighborhood shopping and eateries will benefit from the MCC traffic, bowl game, Titans, Predators, hopefully a new downtown baseball field, and music events that possibly will increase.
   But, those who want to move downtown will, and those who want to move away from the difficult travel and parking in the downtown area will and that seems to be the trend now. It is not the possible growth of new suburban developments.

3. GID writes
   July 29th, 2009 2:33 pm

   Who is running?

   Sooo all the tall buildings downtown (except for the condos) are not for businesses to be located in? So downtown is only for tourists?
   Hummm…never heard that before.

4. pandabear writes
   July 29th, 2009 2:39 pm

   Ron
   You can talk, but you can’t make sense.

   CC nationally have been losing money for over a
   decade.

   You think the genius’s here will make it work ?

   Only the land swindler’s and builders will make
   (a LOT of ) money.

   Which do you represent ?

5. SouthernIndie writes
   August 5th, 2009 3:37 pm

   Ron’s statements are so off the wall. The proposed{settled) MCC has nothing to do with downtown office rentals. As for all the tourist, it’s summer time and the Grand Ole Opry is cancelling some shows because of lack of ticket sales. The MCC is a beast of burden the city/taxpayers will regret for decades to come if completed. Yet the mayor and council members will get their pensions and 3/4 health ins. paid for by the taxpayers no matter what.